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It's Halloween week, so horror or related movies only for me every day this week.
Last night went with The Cabin In The Woods. I'd seen it before but it really is just so clever I needed to get another viewing in. Love everything about it, even though it's not particularly scary.
I watched the Turkish horror Baskin on Sunday night and it's so so good. Really unusual to see a film that can combine atmosphere and gore all in one without detracting from the other.
Last night went with The Cabin In The Woods. I'd seen it before but it really is just so clever I needed to get another viewing in. Love everything about it, even though it's not particularly scary.
I watched the Turkish horror Baskin on Sunday night and it's so so good. Really unusual to see a film that can combine atmosphere and gore all in one without detracting from the other.
2 year wait </3
Oh, I'm one of those foreign language folks mate, so I don't have a problem with Swedish as such. But calling a Norwegian movie Swedish...
? Btw, the dad (old man) was my favorite character!
Låt Den Retta Komma In is an excellent film, despite being Swedish. Loved it. The yank remake is alright but like so many other Hollywood adaptions I felt it lost a lot of the "feel" of the original. Difficult to describe but that honest vibe is one thing European movies do way better than the yanks. For the most part.
There's always Tremors though.
Tremors?
Went to see Dune today and really enjoyed it. Never read the books or seen the Lynch film from the 80’s so went in pretty fresh. I saw it on IMAX (luckily 2D) and I’d advise anyone to watch it that way if you possibly can. The visuals and the sound deserve to be experienced in that way.
Not a surprise at all but glad to see the sequel has been green lit.
Not a surprise at all but glad to see the sequel has been green lit.
LocalNative
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Watched a film called Hush on Netflix. By Mike Flanagan who seems to be the rising horror icon in film/tv.
Great low budget, house-invasion film with a twist as the lead character is a deaf woman. Really entertaining.
Great low budget, house-invasion film with a twist as the lead character is a deaf woman. Really entertaining.
Sinister is on the Horror Channel tonight at 9pm.
Imo, one of the best horror films of all time. Ethan Hawke perfectly cast and an inspired re writing of the Bogey Man fable.
It’s a long time since a film unsettled me that much.
Cabin in the Woods is a cracker too.
LocalNative
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Remember chatting to you about Sinister before. I didn't really like it on my first viewing, but it's on my list to go back and revisit. Maybe even tonight!
Ford v Ferrari
Was alright
Was alright
A very underrated horror movie this, absolutely loved it when I first watched it