TVG Presents: All Things Horror.

[Ms Harmless]

I'm watching a found footage horror movie every day for October (all rewatches so far) and having a great fuckin' time; FF is my favourite type of comfort horror!

1. The Blair Witch Project (13/10)
2. The Poughkeepsie Tapes (9/10)
3. The Medium (8.5/10)
4. Incantation (9.5/10)
5. Willow Creek (9/10)
6. Noroi: The Curse (10/10)

to be continued...

7. The Bay (10/10)
8. The Borderlands (9/10)
9. Digging Up the Marrow (8.5/10)
10. Host (10/10)
11. no movie, didn't feel inspired by the prompt, I'll come back to it
12. Lake Mungo (11/10)

13. The Devil's Doorway (9.5/10)
14. The Taking of Deborah Logan (10/10)
15. Creep (10/10)
16. The Last Exorcism (9/10)
17. Afflicted (8.5/10)
18. My Little Eye (6.5/10, but has an early 2000s charm to it)
19. VHS -- not rewatched yet, planning a double feature with The Dirties tonight for 20.

[LoathedVermin72]

You seem awfully generous with your ratings

[Ms Harmless]

I am, but I genuinely love found footage movies

[Ms Harmless]

there's a lot I don't like, I didn't choose those for October or I'd never finish

[LoathedVermin72]

Probably a good call because I'm having a bum streak right now, which is especially a bummer in October. Need to get to some time-tested rewatches to get out of this funk.

[Ms Harmless]

it's the only way

[Ms Harmless]

and if you end a rewatch saying "fuck yeah", give it a 10

[LoathedVermin72]

I'm very stingy with perfect ratings. I only have 16 5s at the moment.

[Ms Harmless]

wow I've been sitting on this opinion for years, undecided, but I think the V/H/S franchise mostly sucks

[Ms Harmless]

still on my October found footage bullshit

I will record more of my movies and ratings soon, but I just had to run in to say how much I always loved "Troll Hunter" (2010), what an absolutely hilarious and atmospheric treasure of a movie

[bart]

Yeah troll hunter is great

[Ms Harmless]

the three billy goats on the bridge

"what a friend we have in Jesus" blasting from the truck

lmao

[Ms Harmless]

Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" is magnificent, pure cinema, I could have watched another hour of it

[epilogue]

Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" is magnificent, pure cinema, I could have watched another hour of it

I'm glad you dug it!

The thing was a bit uneven for me, but that's no surprise given my relationship with del Toro. Overall, I enjoyed it but it did leave me a little cold and wanting at times. But the images are GORGEOUS and Oscar Isaac can marry me already!

[VinylGuy]

I have no actual desire to watch it; but i guess i will eventually

[LoathedVermin72]

GDT hasn't made a good movie in like 15 years but I'll probably give this a shot against my better judgment

[Ms Harmless]

for context, I haven't loved a GDT film since Pan's Labyrinth; I've read and watched several reviews of this -- I like to see a range of feelings on a film before going in -- and I'm aware of a few points of critique people have given; I saw them in the movie itself, but either didn't agree or didn't care

[Ms Harmless]

this is one of those films -- like Pan's Labyrinth or even Eggers' Nosferatu -- that feels like it was made for me

[oasisfan35]

for context, I haven't loved a GDT film since Pan's Labyrinth; I've read and watched several reviews of this -- I like to see a range of feelings on a film before going in -- and I'm aware of a few points of critique people have given; I saw them in the movie itself, but either didn't agree or didn't care

I find this intriguing...

[Ms Harmless]

reading around a film is as much part of the experience of consuming a film for me, it doesn't spoil anything