Horror

Personally, Last shift (2014). ...

I went into this one with minimal knowledge about the movie. I've had people online and IRL mention that it was a fun horror experience. I didn't have any real expectations, which I generally consider to be a good thing. ...

I can't figure out how to post more than one picture at a time, but here's the front row of one of my shelves of horror movies. I'm not sure the exact count of movies in my collection anymore but rough estimate of around 600.

The Evil Dead (1981) ...

I was in the mood for zombies the other day and couldn't decide on a movie so ended up starting to binge my way through the first 2 seasons on walking dead. I'm more of a movie over tv show guy so I'll admit I actually haven't seen many of the other zombie shows. Wondering if anyone has any others to recommend to throw on the ...

For me, it was The Monkey. Finally got a chance to catch it. ...

I love this guy and hate what he's going through right now. If you're reading this you probably know exactly who he is, but in case you don't know he portrayed Ash in the legendary Evil Dead series among a lot of other films.

I don't remember a movie poster making me feel as unsettled as this one does.

What's your favorite? ...

Personally I love horror comedy. I just find it so re watchable. Other then that I really enjoy zombie movies and find paranormal likely the spookiest. I bet you can guess how many times I've seen return of the living dead, lol. ...

So I only watched Episode 01; I wasn't impressed at all, I am debating whether to watch episode 02. ...

Soriety babes in the Slimeball Bowl-o-rama (1988) ...

B-movie horror star Bruce Campbell (himself) spends most of his time wisecracking with his agent (Ted Raimi), drunk dialing his ex-wife (Ellen Sandweiss) or dealing with the occasional singing prostitute (Janelle Farber). But then he's kidnapped by teenage fans in Oregon who think "Evil Dead" hero Campbell can help fight off a ...

-Cabin in the Woods (2011) ...

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Return of the Living Dead (1985) ...

Late night with the Devil (2024)

What one would you keep?

Call it the reverse Return to Silent Hill effect

The past decade has seen some truly great horror movies, including the arrival of some outstanding new directors like Jordan Peele, Ari Aster, and more. Looking back at the past 10 years shows how good horror has been.

For me its terrifier. Just too much shock for the point of being edgy. They also seem mean spirited and I'm more of a horror comedy guy. I don't like any in the series. What about you all?

Scream (1996) ...

Samara Weaving and Justin Long. ...

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