Red Mosquito

Nosferatu. Meh.

BurtReynolds wrote:Nosferatu. Meh.

I'm still looking forward to it.

What are your thoughts on Robert Eggers other movies?

I liked The Witch and Lighthouse.

Northman was disappointing. I liked this one better than that one.

This one felt kinda stilted and unintentionally funny at times.

Northman is so good wtf.

Ello Sailor wrote:Northman is so good wtf.

Yes.

I'm watching The Bird With the Crystal Plumage - a gift from my sister

I liked The Northman, but I did find it a tad disappointing. I need to watch it again.

tommy wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:Northman is so good wtf.

Yes.

I'm watching The Bird With the Crystal Plumage - a gift from my sister

Nice. I actually prefer this to his other 70s gialli even though Deep Red gets most of the attention.

Not gonna tolerate this Northman revisionism.

It's not revisionism. It was always good.

Having a quiet morning and watching The Life Aquatic.

Cruising.

What a time capsule. The 80s, gritty and filthy as they come. Pacino is good, very restrained.

28 movies that I loved this year; my favourites are nearer the top (probably) but otherwise in no particular order; not all of them are horror but most are horror-adjacent thriller, supernatural or psychological (with the possible exception of Janet Planet)

Wicked
I Saw the TV Glow
Godzilla Minus One
The Devil's Bath
Monkey Man
All Of Us Strangers
Cuckoo
His Three Daughters
In Flames
Love Lies Bleeding
Janet Planet
A Quiet Place: Day One
The First Omen
Immaculate
'Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person'
Society of the Snow
Red Rooms
MadS
Sleep
Small Things Like These
Daddy's Head
Starve Acre
The Vourdalak
Stopmotion
Thine Ears Shall Bleed
The King Tide
LandLocked

Two of our top 3 are the same! (Assuming your favorites went down at least to 3)

Jesus, MH. You've been busy. Respect.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Two of our top 3 are the same! (Assuming your favorites went down at least to 3)

Ruddo is a Wicked fan!

Yeah that falls just behind Godzilla Minus One. I know Godzilla was December of last year but still.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Two of our top 3 are the same! (Assuming your favorites went down at least to 3)

yup they did indeed

I want to see Nosferatu and a few more but I guess I already got my ranking. I’ll wait for that one at least. Not sure when I’ll get to see The Brutalist tough; it doesn’t have a release date yet here.

I also want to see Megalopolis.

Very solid year for horror.

Nosferatu is a January movie for us, it's sure to be on my next year list

Yeah here too, but it opens January 2nd so it’s pretty close