The Horror Thread: Part 3D • Page 25

What?

 

WOW, this could be something special. Pushing Daisies is still the most underrated show ever.

 

Under the Skin was ok but #1 is wild to me

weird list!!

 

if you're replying to me i just don't think "horror" when i think about Nope!!!

 

What about when the house gets covered in blood?

I gotta rewatch Nope, Peele’s best IMO. I have so many problems with Us, another weird selection.

 

Missing:
In a Violent Nature
American Psycho
House of 1000 Corpses/Devils Rejects
Shaun of the Dead
Midsommar
I Saw the TV Glow

 

great scene

i'm just saying that *I* don't think "scary movie"

Us, I do think that

 

Yeah, my thought too

 

that scene in Jean Jacket's throat is one of the scariest things I've ever seen lol

also shoutout to that list having His House, very good and underrated pick

 

It's very much Lovecraftian cosmic horror

 

Im just glad they picked the OG Let the Right One In

 

Where is Don’t Look Up?

 

Nope is definitely a horror film

 

My top 25 of the 21st Century (using Letterboxd’s definition of Horror)

25. Midsommar
24. The Witch
23. One Cut of the Dead
22. Pearl
21. A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
20. Sinners
19. It Follows
18. The Descent
17. Lisa Frankenstein
16. Fresh
15. Your Monster
14. Humanist Vampire seeking Consenting Suicidal Person
13. Smile 2
12. Black Swan
11. Get Out
10. Talk To Me
9. Green Room
8. The Substance
7. Being Her Back
6. Jennifer’s Body
5. Train to Busan
4. Titane
3. Coraline
2. Nope
1. Hereditary

 

Next VHS announced!

‘V/H/S/Halloween’ Coming in October from Directors Paco Plaza, Alex Ross Perry, Casper Kelly, More

 

Just what I was hoping for

 

sure, why not. Top 25 of the 21st Century so far

1. WNUF Halloween Special
2. Skinamarink
3. Nope
4. Get Out
5. The Witch
6. Out There Halloween Mega Tape
7. Mandy
8. Shaun of the Dead
9. Possessor
10. I Saw the TV Glow

11. The Mothman Prophecies
12. American Psycho
13. 28 Days Later
14. Slither
15. Pearl
16. Censor
17. The Substance
18. Annihilation
19. Ready or Not
20. Midsommar

21. It Follows
22. The Loved Ones
23. They Look Like People
24. Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon
25. It Comes at Night

 

Us is way overhated. People got really caught up with that one not tying up as neatly as Get Out, which I think makes it a little more endearing (even if Get Out and Nope are the better films).

Casper Kelly!!

 

Initial reactions are coming in for WEAPONS and they’re all overwhelmingly positive.

I try to take these things with a grain of salt, but reading through them…I can’t wait.

 

Seeing these lists makes me realize I have a shit ton more films to watch

 

Man I forgot about Mandy. Watched that high as Flood on edibles like a month into the lockdown. What a wild ride.

 

been feeling so scatter-brained lately. within the past few weeks, i've 1) locked myself out of my car (my dad had a spare key), 2) forgotten my phone in a public restroom (i got it back), 3) gotten a flat tire (my dad was able to pump it and we got it patched), 4) gotten another flat tire (the same tire! my dad was able to put in the spare tire). i'm so grateful i'm able to rely on my dad, but liek, i'm in my fucking 30s, shouldn't i be more independent by now?

i keep forgetting to renew my passport, and if i don't do it within the next few days, i won't be able to do it online and will have to send my old one in by mail with the application. i almost finished it months ago and all i needed was the picture and i. just. can't. and it's not even like i'm changing my gender marker or anything. is this what they call executive dysfunction?

i've been constantly on the phone scheduling various doctor's appointments for my mom and grandpa. i hate talking on the phone. and i'm also the one taking my grandpa to these appointments (and sometimes my mom). i hate going to see the doctor. so whenever i have to schedule something for myself i just keep putting it off. i need to take better care of myself but i'm just so tired of waiting rooms and doctors' offices.

a few of my friends had ppl close to them die recently, some of whom were close to my grandpa's age. he's doing well but i can't help but worry. and i feel bad even thinking about that, like, making it about me. i'm probably going to a funeral tomorrow so i can be there for my friend. i want to be supportive even when my own life feels like such a mess.

there's Together early screenings tonight (it's for sure not gonna be surprise Pete Davidson) but i don't think i'm in the right mood.