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Monster wrote:Took my niece to see Friday the 13th tonight. She'd never seen it before and it was worth every penny just to see her head hit the ceiling at the end there.

I was surprised at how good that was to watch on the big screen when I went to the Darkside In Riverside event.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Monster wrote:Took my niece to see Friday the 13th tonight. She'd never seen it before and it was worth every penny just to see her head hit the ceiling at the end there.

I was surprised at how good that was to watch on the big screen when I went to the Darkside In Riverside event.

The music stood out so much more. Really a great experience.

Infection: The Invasion Begins..I have seen worse, I just got through this one. Now onto Night of the Blood Beast, from 1958!

watching a Blu-ray of Zombie 2: The Dead are Among Us that I just opened for the first time. This has always been a favorite of mine.

Tiggnutz wrote:watching a Blu-ray of Zombie 2: The Dead are Among Us that I just opened for the first time. This has always been a favorite of mine.

Consistently creeps me out

New Watch The Neon Demon

Tiggnutz wrote:New Watch The Neon Demon

Got some down and dirty going on in here

:mrgreen:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:New Watch The Neon Demon

Got some down and dirty going on in here

I really wanted to like this more but its a classic case of all style and no substance thats way over directed.

second viewing of Captain Kronos – Vampire Hunter

The Devil Rides Out, 1968. Meh. I thought it was gonna be better than this. Not enough Devil worshipping. C-, unless the last 20 minutes gets better.

Watching Spencer Tracy's only horror movie, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941).

The 1931 version was pretty damn solid upon revisiting it, and despite Tracy, I don't have exceptionally high hopes for this version.

Checking out Slaughter Studios. I remember seeing the cover a lot back when there were still video rental stores everywhere, but never picked it up.

The narrator's fake British/Old American accent is annoying the piss out of me. James Marsden's accent in Hocus Pocus was better, and that was a comedy.

Goth girl's a cutie though

If yer gonna put comedy in your horror movie, make sure it's funny. This feels like a lesser/PG13 version of Hatchet's comedy.

I thought Candace looked familiar. That's old-90's skinamax starlette Lorissa McComas

If there were more nudity, this could pass as a Skinamax flick, but there just isn't enough. This movie doesn't know what it wants to be.

And don't get me wrong, there's nudity. Lorissa has been nude 3 times. Most of it's just for awkward comedy.

Ollie manages to be an even worse horny Indian stereotype than Kal Penn's Taj

Now watching my Net-Handle namesake, Dances With Werewolves