Red Mosquito

oh yeah i fuuuucking love it so much, the vibe is just fucking evil

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Kiernan Shipka's face at the end is bone chilling.

Cuckoo.

Yeah! this movie was nuts! way better than Luz. Looks great. Hunter Schaefer is a fucking star.

Look forward to seeing that one.

VinylGuy wrote:oh yeah i fuuuucking love it so much, the vibe is just fucking evil

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Kiernan Shipka's face at the end is bone chilling.

yup

this film was all the emotions, loved it; and I've said it before but Kiernan Shipka needs more horror main roles

VinylGuy wrote:Cuckoo.

Yeah! this movie was nuts! way better than Luz. Looks great. Hunter Schaefer is a fucking star.

I loved Cuckoo as well, it was very underrated

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VinylGuy wrote:oh yeah i fuuuucking love it so much, the vibe is just fucking evil

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Kiernan Shipka's face at the end is bone chilling.

yup

this film was all the emotions, loved it; and I've said it before but Kiernan Shipka needs more horror main roles

yeah she is a wonderful actress really.

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VinylGuy wrote:Cuckoo.

Yeah! this movie was nuts! way better than Luz. Looks great. Hunter Schaefer is a fucking star.

I loved Cuckoo as well, it was very underrated

great fucking movie. Had so much fun with it.

I have a 4k of Demons being delivered this afternoon. I'm really excited to check it out.

"Bull" (2021) - one of two hidden gems I found on Shudder yesterday; super grimey, (mostly) realist and violent with a neat twist at the end; it's very English and even has an actress from Eastenders in it

"All The Moons" (2020) - I'm on a vampire kick at the moment after Nosferatu '24, so I'm trying to find as many off-piste folklore-based movies as I can (I don't like the suave sophisticated campy Hammer Hollywood Dracula); I was incredibly happy to add this beautiful coming-of-age horror fairytale to my great list

have you seen The Transfiguration?

yes, that's a good one

Very curious about the news that both Scott Foley and Matthew Lillard are cast in Scream 7. Are they going for a meta horror thing like New Nightmare?

Also, The Faculty is gettin a remake.

rewatched Eggers' Nosferatu last night; holy HECK do I love it! dark, scary, funny, weird, uncomfortable, beautiful, immersive

Ms Harmless wrote:rewatched Eggers' Nosferatu last night; holy HECK do I love it! dark, scary, funny, weird, uncomfortable, beautiful, immersive

Gonna try this one this week. Is there a longer cut out there yet I should wait for or just watch the current version?

i think the longer cut is just three minutes more so

it's the one which is streaming, I think there's a little longer spent on the ship

Wolf Man.

What a disappointment. Leigh Whannell seemed like a very good choice but the movie is so boring and obvious i was already out of it within the first sequence.

The Dark and the Wicked....it was scary in parts but I didn't like the ending. It broke its own rules and that's not cricket.

"The Dead Thing" - largely a trippy "romance" drama that seamlessly becomes horror when you realise what's going on; didn't change my world but I definitely enjoyed it

"Freelance" - a super interesting premise that got me expecting Berberian Sound Studio or Censor, it ended up way too shlocky and light and silly to match up to either of those, despite the lead actress doing her best

oh I also watched "The Damned" after waiting a while; a really solid folk horror movie which marries the dark and the silly very well for a satisfying experience in the end