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curse is my second favorite of the series. seed and cult are kind of terrible.Tiggnutz wrote:I enjoyed Curse so much I want to watch Bride and Seed for an out of order Chuckyathon
(cult is still watchable though)Think I saw this up on Netflix. Didn't watch Train to Buscan yet either.Reign in Blood wrote:Winner winner, chicken dinner! I have found my best new watch and that is the Korean gem The Wailing. If they do an American remake (and they should), they will need to cut it down by 30-45 minutes, as it's a bit long in the tooth for sure. We all like character development and shiz, but you gotta keep the ball rolling a little better. While it had it's fair share of slow-burn/filler, it highly engaged me on it's grab bag approach to different sub-genres of virus/zombies, ghosts, demons, serial killer, animals attack, folk lore etc. It's got some good twists and turns, and ones I didn't see from a mile away, it took a while to go "Wait a minute, if that's the case then why... etc." Would recommend, it's no I Saw The Devil, or even Train to Busan (for entertainment) as far as recent foreign horror goes, but it's up there. Good stuff.
How does that work? We are ungrateful that you didn't like something us others recommended? :pJmac Attack wrote:I gotta watch The Wailing. Reign hasn't failed me yet. Unlike some of you ungrateful bastards.
Oh, and Train to Busan. Seb highly recommended that one.
The Thing (1982).DancesWithWerewolves wrote:What movie?Jason wrote:I don't know why it's been this long, but I'm watching this movie for the first time in about ten freaking years.
Have I failed you? Nigga, I gave you Blood Dolls and Ghost Story!Jmac Attack wrote:I gotta watch The Wailing. Reign hasn't failed me yet. Unlike some of you ungrateful bastards.
Oh, and Train to Busan. Seb highly recommended that one.
Yep.zombie wrote:it is a little weird to have just one character for the whole thing (so far), particularly for a f13 film. but they're doing it pretty well. keeping the interest and such.
That’s on Netflix I think. Will watch.Reign in Blood wrote:Winner winner, chicken dinner! I have found my best new watch and that is the Korean gem The Wailing. If they do an American remake (and they should), they will need to cut it down by 30-45 minutes, as it's a bit long in the tooth for sure. We all like character development and shiz, but you gotta keep the ball rolling a little better. While it had it's fair share of slow-burn/filler, it highly engaged me on it's grab bag approach to different sub-genres of virus/zombies, ghosts, demons, serial killer, animals attack, folk lore etc. It's got some good twists and turns, and ones I didn't see from a mile away, it took a while to go "Wait a minute, if that's the case then why... etc." Would recommend, it's no I Saw The Devil, or even Train to Busan (for entertainment) as far as recent foreign horror goes, but it's up there. Good stuff.
It's unavoidable these days.zombie wrote:well, now he's got the machete. i spoke too soon.
Bringing a pitch fork? Or a sleeping bag full of naked chicks?DancesWithWerewolves wrote:It's unavoidable these days.zombie wrote:well, now he's got the machete. i spoke too soon.
For this year's Halloween party, I'm going as Jason and I'm not bringing any damn machete with me.
Nothing. True Jason uses his surroundings, whatever is available. Like the Slasher Jackie Chan.showa58taro wrote:Bringing a pitch fork? Or a sleeping bag full of naked chicks?DancesWithWerewolves wrote:It's unavoidable these days.zombie wrote:well, now he's got the machete. i spoke too soon.
For this year's Halloween party, I'm going as Jason and I'm not bringing any damn machete with me.