Red Mosquito

I haven't seen the original.

Farmer John wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:The Hills Have Eyes is awesome. Just disturbing as hell.

That's one I haven't seen, but I plan to before the month's end. You have my word.

Watch the unrated cut if you can.

Ello Sailor wrote:I haven't seen the original.

It's not great. Fantastic ending but that's kinda it for me.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:The Descent sucks but using that to smear horror and, particularly, the 2000s era (which was a golden age) is silly.

Ok fair.

What are the top 10 horror movies suitable for scared and frightened little babies who were negatively impacted by watching movies like The Descent when they were an impressionable youth falling in love with movies?

Anybody seen Good Boy? Might go see that one today.

House of the Devil
A Tale of Two Sisters
Ginger Snaps
Lake Mungo
Pulse
Let the Right One In
Haute Tension
Shaun of the Dead
Jennifer’s Body
THE DESCENT

The House of the Devil might be #11 for me

"The Descent sucks" is an interesting take

Farmer John wrote:What are the 10 best horror movies of the 2000s?

The Devil's Rejects has got to be up there. Does Zodiac count? Scooby-Doo?

Let the Right One In
Get Out
28 Days Later
The Witch
You Are Not My Mother
Creep
Bring Her Back
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
Lake Mungo
Spring

totally off the top of my head

I think we’re saying the 2000s as in the aughts, 2000-2009

oh we are? back to the drawing board for me

I forgot about Let The Right One In. Incredible film.

Ms Harmless wrote:"The Descent sucks" is an interesting take

Neil Marshall sucks. Has never made a good movie.

He made one phenomenal movie and like ten shitty ones

We've been including a lot of horror-adjacent in our lists, yet no one has mentioned Pan's Labyrinth. What gives?

Also, I guess it counts, but I've always thought of Shaun of the Dead as a pure comedy.

Ello Sailor wrote:We've been including a lot of horror-adjacent in our lists, yet no one has mentioned Pan's Labyrinth. What gives?

Also, I guess it counts, but I've always thought of Shaun of the Dead as a pure comedy.

give me time

28 Days Later
Let the Right One In
The Devil's Backbone
Session 9
Frailty
A Tale of Two Sisters
Pulse
REC
Pan's Labyrinth
Donnie Darko

Battle Royale
Pan's Labyrinth
Let The Right One In
28 Days Later
The Hills Have Eyes
Frighteners
Planet Terror
Dawn of the Dead
Cloverfield
The Ring

I haven't seen nearly enough horror films. Oops.

I thought The Hills Have Eyes (2006 regular cut) was a tad silly. But still a thumbs up from me. Rather brutal and disturbing when it wasn't silly. Sometimes it was both.