The Horror Thread 2U • Page 347

It wasn't on Max the last time I checked. It's on Prime, though.

Yup, it's on iTunes! but apparently it's kind of confusing for people because it's listed as an extra and not its own thing.
Probably won't buy these now, but it's good to know they're out there.

 

So yeah, I managed to catch Bones and All, and I'm glad I did, but I wish people didn't giggle at everything that made them uncomfortable, it really took me out of the movie. I probably should've waited for a daytime showing with an empty theater. I don't know, today was just the day this week I had decided I was gonna go see something and, as I said before, there weren't a lot of showtimes to choose from.

I talked about how Prey juxtaposed the grotesque with the beautiful, there's a bit of that going on here as well. Some very intense and disturbing scenes. There's something so primal about seeing someone biting into someone else that separates something like this or Raw from something like Fresh or Hannibal, it's just as fascinating but in a different way. Interspersed with the ugliness, there are some really nice shots of landscapes, and some really nice moments between the two leads, who by the way did such a great job, they were so endearing. Take away all the cannibalism aspects and at its core there's this bittersweet YA romance. tbh I had my doubts, but it really pulled it off, it managed to balance both.

I try not to think of reviews as number ratings on a scale, but like, bonus points for making me cry, and this one almost got me. Probably would've if not for the annoying audience.

 

Yep. I lost sleep over that movie. Awful emptiness lol.

 

I just watched The Watcher and I just want to curl up into a ball of anxiety. Maika Monroe is fantastic, but I've seen her in It Follows, I already knew this. The movie is largely quiet as it builds tension and makes you really feel her paranoia. Definitely interested in seeing what Chloe Okuno directs next.

 

Next ‘Fear Street’ Movie from Netflix Being Directed by Chloe Okuno

v excited!!!

 

Yes, I saw! Looks like I need to catch up on Fear Street? Though I guess they're mostly standalone.

 

woah

they're all connected and I definitely recommend all three!

 

Only loosely connected, though, right? Ah, I guess I'll find out myself when I watch them.

 

Nah, there’s a general story being told, just through different time periods. Very queer and diverse cast.

 

Started A Wounded Fawn.

Might go with Crimes of the Future after. Maybe a third film if I can stay awake.

 

Skinamarink was incredible. Loved it. Movies are too good.

 

Hah, Sissy is bonkers. Reminded me of Bodies x3. Fun stuff

Still a couple more to get to on Shudder (Resurrection, Deadstream) before I finalize my top ten.

 

Sissy is so good, a must for the freaks in this thread

 

Sissy is so damn good.

What a strange movie Men was. Really dug it though. Don't think it'd crack my top 10 of the year but maybe it'd be 11th place? lol

 

This is real difficult and it’s not firm but this is what I got for horror. Still haven’t seen Sissy, What Josiah Saw, Bones and All.

The Innocents
Barbarian
Pearl
Nope
Prey
Watcher
Resurrection
Deadstream
Speak No Evil
The Sadness

 

Admittedly I didn’t really love anything released in horror this year but my favorites are

Nope
Scream (22)
Hellraiser (22)
Prey
Doctor Strange? Lol

However, there were a few series I loved including All Of Us Are Dead and Servant

I just recently got around to The Black Phone and sadly did not enjoy like most.

 

The Black Phone! That's what I was forgetting to put on my list

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/terri...de-death-scene-that-made-horror-movie-history

Catherine is one of the most interesting voices in horror with her appreciation and knowledge.

 

1. Scream (Dir. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillet)
2. Pearl / X (Dir. Ti West)
3. Bodies Bodies Bodies (Dir. Halina Reijn)
4. Nope (Dir. Jordan Peele)
5. Terrifier 2 (Dir. Damien Leone)
6. Prey (Dir. Dan Trachtenberg)
7. Hellraiser (Dir. David Brucker)
8. Barbarian (Dir. Zach Cregger)
9. Crimes of the Future (Dir. David Cronenberg)
10. Fresh (Dir. Mimi Cave)
11. The Watcher (Dir. Chloe Okuno)
12. The Black Phone (Dir. Scott Derrickson)
13. Sissy (Dir. Kane Senes, Hannah Barlow)
14. My Best Friend’s Exorcism (Dir. Damon Thomas)
15. The Apology (Dir. Allison Star Locke)


Still need to watch: Bones and All, the Sadness, Nanny, the Menu, Significant Other, Violent Night

 

What's that website where you enter a list and it asks which of two options you prefer until it ranks them all?

 

Bias sorter, but it’s currently not working sadly.

 

This has been killing me for the past few weeks. Honestly can't believe there's an alternative

 

Got my boss and I each a copy of Suspiria on Blu-ray(!) (he's from Italy) and I'm glad I opened mine before wrapping his because there was a Synapse Pictures catalog with a bunch of porn in it lmao

 

Has anyone watched Anna and the Apocalypse on Shudder? I’ve seen this movie like 3 times the past few years and I swear this version is different

Edit: Yes okay so Shudder has the festival cut of the film which is much longer!

 

More Anna and the Apocalypse?! Must see