The Horror Thread 2U • Page 425

I really wish the last 15 minutes or so weren’t as brutal as they are because I really liked a good amount of the movie but as a whole it just wasn’t for me. Maybe I need the watered down American remake! (Oh god what have I become??)

 

It worked great for me!

 

Aster and Peele are neck and neck. The Northman was cool but it's easily the weakest film on that list

 

Just got tickets to see Beau on Saturday night

 

I just got out of round two and I'm officially in love with it .

 

Glad to hear you love it! I can't fucking wait

 

Stoked for the next season of With Gourley & Rust!

Sinister
Suspiria
The Thing
The Hand
The Vanishing
The Conjuring
The Strangers
Se7en

 

They switched it up a little at the end of the episode.

 

I absolutely love Peele and Eggers but Hereditary/Midsommar are on a special level for me.

 

holy fuck Evil Dead Rise. holy goddamn fuck

 

Dope avatar dude.

 

Finished up Swarm last night. A pretty cool little show that I haven't heard much about (except on Chorus a little bit). Much more dark and violent than I would've expected from an Amazon Original.

 

It is honestly perfect in every single way to me. There is not a movie I have seen more.

 

I’m dying to see Beau. Haven’t been to a theater in like three or four years but hopefully I can make this happen. Stoked to see @Aaron Mook love it considering all the skepticism!!

 

You're not alone here. It was way too much for me. I felt like complete garbage after watching it, which at one point in time, may have been my thing. Not anymore.

 

Great list, I've never seen The Hand and I've been looking for an excuse to revisit The Strangers

 

Currently in the middle of Hellraiser 3 and it's trash but also like super fun watchable 90s trash, I love it

 

The Hand is the only one I haven't seen on this list...so ready for this season!

 

Hellraiser movies are the only movies that cause me strong visceral responses in my limbs and skin when I watch them. Maybe a few moments in Saw did it, but the practical FX from that era of horror still to this day top most movies from around the early 00’s onward.

 

Haven’t seen The Hand or The Vanishing. Paul said the latter is a film that scared Stanley Kubrick. Instantly added to my “must see” list!

 

The Vanishing is dryyyyyy but the good stuff is really, really good.

 

I can't imagine liking Beau is Afraid as much as Midsommar Director's Cut or Nope but I guess I'll find out when I see it; that's the only one I'm missing out on right now. Eggers has this really cool heavily researched historical drama vibe going on but I personally prefer the other two directors' works that just happen to be set in the present day. Hereditary is one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen. in terms of rewatchability, though, I'd have to give it to Peele. Even Us, his weakest, I've seen at least twice and very much enjoy

 

Okay you right but your words still upset me.

 

Fair!