The Horror Thread 2U • Page 674

Max co-wrote The Lighthouse actually

 

Stopmotion hits Shudder tomorrow

 

Do we have an idea when In a Violent Nature will hit Shudder? I’m going to try but idk if I’m going to be able to get to that one in theaters.

 

Late Night with the Devil hit Shudder close to 1 month after release--since they're both Shudder distributions in the states, my hope is early July

 

Folks should definitely check out Stopmotion tomorrow, it's a wild one. Especially if you like Censor.

 

i am interested for sure

 

I was pretty mild on Immaculate, but The First Omen is legit really good. Nell Tiger Free was great in Servant, and she's great here. I had to look up the director Arkasha Stevenson when the credits rolled, and of course she directed an entire season of Channel Zero! Def looking forward to whatever she does next.

Looked up the cinematographer Aaron Morton. He also did Evil Dead (2013), Spontaneous, No One Will Save You, and Abigail. Pretty good horror resume.

 

Welp disregard my previous post about not seeing In a Violent Nature in theaters. My friend just asked me to go for my birthday next week. So that works out lol

 

In a Violent Nature completely shattered all my expectations in the most brutal way

 

Love Sophie Thatcher in a horror movie

 

I'm excited for a Derry show. There's so much they can do there and so much to pull from.

Unlike a Halloween or F13 series, this definitely lends itself more to the format and they can do a cool anthology about all the crazy shit that happened throughout it's history or just focus on one of the periods that happen every 27 years.

 

I’d totally nerd out if they included stuff from The Dark Tower series and Mautrin.

 

I’m not sure if this was already known, but I don’t remember them saying he was directing some of it.

Also dumb that’s it’s a working title now. They’re definitely going to have IT in the title now

 

still can’t believe that guy’s name

 

Bill?

 

Pennywise?

 

Stephen?

 

JASON FUCHS

 

Please watch your language.

 

Loved In a Violent Nature. Don't think it's going to work for everyone but man, it was awesome. Great kills, one of them being one of the most creative kills in a slasher that I've ever seen. Thought they executed the concept well and I looooved the cinematography

 

In A Violent Nature (Chris Nash, 2024) • forum.chorus.fm

I made a thread for it. God I loved it.

 

I gotta see this kill

 

For me, The other audience members reaction was almost as good as what was happening on screen tbh