The Horror Thread 2U • Page 919

Watched The Reflecting Skin on Prime for our Horror Flick of the Week club and thought it was really, really interesting. Horror-adjacent coming of age film set in the 1950s and starring Viggo Mortensen. Some really beautiful shots, the tone felt like a mix of Lynch and Richard Kelly. Definitely recommend if any of that sounds up your alley.

 

Loved Demi in the substance but it should go to Mikey for Anora.

 

Get Out is a fair shout even if it's my least favourite Peele movie personally *ducks*

 

I know how I'm spending my Friday night (might go see Presence first tho).

 

Nope > Get Out > > > > > > Us

 

This, even though Us is much better than people give it credit for

 

Us is such an insane barrel of fun and the home invasion in one take is probably the best thing he's directed thus far, I do not understand how people don't have a blast watching that movie. Nope is definitely his best though

 

Get Out is surprisingly the one i've seen the least, but it is really good. Nope is definitely his best.

 

Nope>Get Out(someone spoiled the ending for me)>>>>Us

 

Nope just gets better with every watch. Transcends genre and truly is a great film.

 

Sky Jaws

 

we showed Nope to my partner's mother and her fiancee a couple years ago, and her fiancee is still upset that we subjected him to something he just found utterly confusing. don't regret it in the slightest.

 

Divorce

 

he also walked in on us watching Downsizing at one point - which we really didn't like - and once again thought our taste in movies was bad.

although for added context, i remember him saying the last new movie he watched that he really liked was Venom, so do with that what you will.

 

I'm an Us truther.

Easily my favorite and most watched Peele movie.

 

Downsizing is very bad

 

hoo boy

 

Cant wait for the Ugly Stepsister puke/fuck bucket

 

so that’s this year’s first film to cause walkouts and vomiting in the aisles

cool

 

I'm glad to hear that that will be on Shudder soon enough. That means I don't have to pay $35 for an online ticket to watch it.

I need to see Dead Lover, Opus, Together, and Didn't Die. Do we know if any of those ones have gotten picked up by anywhere yet?

 

Thinking about watching No Way Up today. Looks bad, in a good way.

 

Presence hits digital on 2/25.

 

so close and yet seemingly so far