The Horror Thread: Part 3D • Page 189

LC Mummy looks sick. Can’t wait to see that one. Just started Thrash on Netflix (horror adjacent?) and boy I can already tell this is gonna be…something.

 

little garage sale pick up for for $0.50

 

I think if you enjoyed Evil Dead 2013 and Rise, you’d enjoy this. I find how “far” they all 3 go to be very similar.

 

i'm scaaaaared

 

The Mummy is less mean and more sad at moments because of the kid stuff, but then immediately undercut by the Evil Dead tone lol. Basically no way that wasn't originally a sequel to Evil Dead Rise that was rewritten to be a Mummy film (the cop stuff feels like it's from a different, and honestly more interesting, movie), but it was still so fun and shameless with the spectacle of it all that I didn't really mind. Didn't feel the length, either. Good, fun flick.

 

Hell yeah, so glad you enjoyed!! Remains one of my favorites and I still think it's an underrated and unfortunately prcient vision of real American horror.

 

Really been slacking on watching anything lately lol. Gotta get my shit together

 

Idle hands is so ridiculously dumb and fun

 

why are there 100 movies now about people fleeing animals

 

because they own

 

humans are the scariest animals.

 

But running from humans is just slashers

 

What if the human is also part hippo

 

If Tusk exists so can that movie

 

I listened to the audio book for that but don't really remember it lol

 

I was just gonna say is this based on the book

 

It is yeah. It's a short story too so it won't take much time to get through

 

@Sean Murphy

 

Hokum was great. McCarthy is 3/3

 

Nice

 

Has anyone seen Screamwalkers (Sean King) or any of Diamond Packard's flicks (Reflections of Evil, Foxfur, Fatal Pulse, etc.)? Thinking of diving into some more indie stuff

 

i'm nervous/excited for Hokum, looks like it'll be 2spoopy4me without being too gory. haven't been this creeped out by a monster design since Babadook