Sangre, cuchillos, y tetas --- Horror Film Discussion

[DFA1979]

Smile looked so bad. I'll get to The Black Phone eventually.

[Philip J. Fry]

While I'm not the horror buff some of you are, I can vouch for the Argentine film "When Evil Lurks". A bit of a mix between a possession and zombie/infection film, it is very effective, merciless and disgusting in the right ways. If you can watch it on the big screen, do so.

[MadMan]

While I'm not the horror buff some of you are, I can vouch for the Argentine film "When Evil Lurks". A bit of a mix between a possession and zombie/infection film, it is very effective, merciless and disgusting in the right ways. If you can watch it on the big screen, do so.

I'll have to check that one out, it never came to my area. I'm spending this month and the next finishing up my Horrorfest reviews, while I only watched stuff during September and October I did almost did the 31 Horrors in 31 Days challenge.

[Peng]

With Absentia and Before I Wake watched this year, I watched all the Mike Flanagan projects I was interested in so far. My ranking:

1. Midnight Mass (2021)
2. The Haunting of Hill House (2018)
3. Gerald’s Game (2017)
4. The Haunting of Bly Manor (2020)
5. Doctor Sleep (2019) (Director's Cut)
6. Ouija: Origin of Evil (2016)
7. The Fall of the House of Usher (2023)
8. Oculus (2013)
9. Absentia (2011)
10. Before I Wake (2016)
11. Hush (2016)

[Philip J. Fry]

Really, really dug the Irish ghost story "Oddity"

Although it was somewhat predictable, it more than made up with good atmosphere and performances. Damian Mc Carthy has good instincts.

[MadMan]

While I'm not the horror buff some of you are, I can vouch for the Argentine film "When Evil Lurks". A bit of a mix between a possession and zombie/infection film, it is very effective, merciless and disgusting in the right ways. If you can watch it on the big screen, do so.

I finally saw that one during the Joe Bob Briggs super marathon that ended the latest season of The Last Drive-In. Fantastic movie, utterly brutal, very creepy!

[MadMan]

Really, really dug the Irish ghost story "Oddity"

Although it was somewhat predictable, it more than made up with good atmosphere and performances. Damian Mc Carthy has good instincts.

I haven't seen that one, yet. I plan to keep doing annual Horrorfests until 2028, which if I'm not dead and or we are still around will be my quitting point. 20 years of doing it is enough, plus I often tend to watch horror movies year round these days. Not that anyone cares, haha.

[Philip J. Fry]

I finally saw that one during the Joe Bob Briggs super marathon that ended the latest season of The Last Drive-In. Fantastic movie, utterly brutal, very creepy!

Merciless, isn't it? Felt kinda dirty after watching it, lol.

I haven't seen that one, yet. I plan to keep doing annual Horrorfests until 2028, which if I'm not dead and or we are still around will be my quitting point. 20 years of doing it is enough, plus I often tend to watch horror movies year round these days. Not that anyone cares, haha.

I can't wait to see what you think about it!

[MadMan]

Merciless, isn't it? Felt kinda dirty after watching it, lol.
I can't wait to see what you think about it!

Yeah, Where Evil Lurks felt a bit too real after covid and everything else, no hope, just pain.

And yeah I'll get to Oddity, Shudder has some good original content. Will let you know one way or another.

[Philip J. Fry]

Yeah, Where Evil Lurks felt a bit too real after covid and everything else, no hope, just pain.

And yeah I'll get to Oddity, Shudder has some good original content. Will let you know one way or another.

Awesome.