When it gets to the Jaime Kennedy sequels....well, just keep your expectations low.....real low.
Would you trust Bill Skarsgård on a dark and stormy night?
Different strokes and all that just genuinely curious why? Not enough gore? No jump scares? Pacing? Acting? Cinematography? Story?
The acting was good and I'm of the opinion that gore and jump scares aren't even needed in a good horror. It was definitely a well made film but it just wasn't eerie or creepy enough I guess. A good horror should make you feel uneasy and this just didn't.
If Caleb's death scene wasn't unsettling to you or didn't make you feel uneasy. I honestly don't know what can.
He threw up an apple, had a religious orgasm and quietly died. It wasn't particularly bad.
I shouldnt have taken the bait I see we've gotten to the part where you get to be smugly dismissive. Fair enough
Not being smug at all, but as far as on screen deaths go it really was pretty mild. It wasn't drawn out, it wasn't violent, he looked pretty happy and peaceful when he actually died. I will give credit to actually having a child character die onscreen though, most directors would shy away from it.
Torture porn fan? Not me but fair enough
No, as I said before, you don't need that sort of stuff to make horror tense. It could be because most of the film takes place during the day and is well lit. If it took part at night, especially with candle light or just an open fire it would likely have been a very different scene.
Yeah but from my point of view having that scene go down in the middle of the day just made me feel like "Damn they are truly screwed nighttime, daytime doesn't matter they are truly and utterly fucked"
I liked Nosferatu, however it missed the mark just a tad for me. Agreed on Longlegs. It had a good atmosphere but unfortunately did not deliver.
Nice atmosphere, creepy and well acted. Ending fell short for me I'd give a 7.5. Longlegs 6.5-7
I've got some goggling to do. There's tons on that list that I haven't heard of.
Heart Eyes is better than I expected
went in totally blind with low expectations, thinking it was some Netflix slop but what I found was a rom com horror film, where both parts were executed well
I'm not a fan of rom coms, but this did a decent job when it comes to them. as for the horror, the movie was gory with some neat kills.
it blended both pretty well with a decent amount of humor
it isn't amazing or anything but I found this an enjoyable watch
Thanks. I'm there Day 1. There has been no hype for this unfortunately. Most people don't like disturbing, unsettling horror they want jump scares and slashers.
I get that people like what they like but imagine liking comedies but not if theyre too funny. Didn't Sinners and final destination do crazy #'s? I'm not knocking them but that's not what I want out of a horror film.
The only thing I remember about final destination is the scene with logs being hauled.
. To this day nope will not drive behind a semi hauling logs.
You've got to be quick in the horror thread posting trailers. It's looking like it. Weapons is looking like it'll be good also. I'm not sure what else is on the horizon? 28 years later I guess.
Yea, those are the three i am looking forward the most when it comes to horror as well.
The only thing I remember about final destination is the scene with logs being hauled.
I literally dont remember any death scene but the log one. I'm not sure how many movies there are I think I've just seen one with the log scene.My favorite death in that franchise is the gymnast on that balance beam and nail
I recently rewatched them all. They're a mixed bag but overall I had fun
There will probably be some Korean or Thai horror films that will be good that we haven't heard of.
Krampus is one of my favorite Xmas horror movies. I watch it every year. It's really good.
Not for me. I'd like to see something else from A24, tho.
I love Asian horror! To each their own
