The Horror Thread 2U • Page 312

started Dashcam last night

was too high to finish but was kind of loving it

 

It’s alright. Very goofy and low budget as expected, but it’s a quick watch so I’d say it’s worth it. I don’t egret it haha

 

welp just got laid off... again. I may too watch Pearl and Barbarian tonight to distract me from uh life

 

any good horror on hbomax? i just got that last night and just watched south park instead of digging too deep.

 

Antlers
Barbarian
Cat People
Disturbing Behavior
Folklore (tv show)
The Ruins
Lots of classics

 

they've got the turner classic movies on there, i knew there had to be some good 30's or 40's horror.

 

Barbarian

 

dark chocolate is the best chocolate

 

Agreed, but is this a horror movie?

 

Ugh. I'm so sorry. I hope the movies help, or that you're able to find something cozy to watch so you can save those for when you're in a better mindset. My inbox is open if you ever need to talk!

Yeah, as many have said, Barbarian just came out. The Ruins is awesome. The Witch, The Fly, The Shining, Malignant, The Final Destination and Purge flicks, Misery, The Brood, The Blair Witch Project, Sisters, Gremlins (and Gremlins 2), Beetlejuice, Tusk, Scanners, Cat's Eye, and as @Contender said, a bunch of classics (including Carnival of Souls and most of the OG Godzilla flicks).

edit: re: old horror, I think I watched The Most Dangerous Game on there as well. Cat People has been on my list.

 

my bad

 

and Barbarian

 

thanks, man. I really appreciate it. this thread is always so nice lmao

and yeah, wasn't feeling horror after all so I just threw on some Community lol. there was a Halloween episode in there so I'm still counting it for my October watchlist!

 

Lol when I'm going through it, I watch Halloween shows/episodes on Food Network. Zero emotional attachment. Just smooth brain.

 

B99 heists!

 

yooo you're a horror fan and never saw dark chocolate is the best chocolate? wow

 

poser alert!

 

Mhm mhm not to be confused with the werewolf film Blood and Chocolate

 

Or the martial arts film Chocolate

 

100% this and I'll also throw on some early season episodes of Ghost Adventures as well

 

I’ve been working my way through the early Universal Monster movies and they fucking rock. All movies should be 70 minutes long.

 

Which ones are your favorite so far? Been wanting to get into them but not sure where to start.

 

I've been watching in as close to release order as possible so Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Mummy are what I have hit so far. I loved Dracula and Frankenstein. The Mummy is a little slow, but Karloff is awesome. Peacock has a decent selection streaming right now if you wanna dive in.

 

Dracula, Frankenstein, and Bride of Frankenstein are all fantastic

 

"Chocolat 2: Dark Chocolat," starring Skeet Urlich.. (rather than he who shall not be named.)