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Just finished Graveyard Shift now starting Children of the Corn

Just watched Children of the Corn a couple weeks ago but it's Stephen King day on AMC so I gotta take what I can get

Tubi has the original The Haunting, so I got that going for this morning.

I don't think this movie aged as well as many believe it does, that was a very clunky opening 20 minutes.

got through two from 88 this morning. i preferred dream demon to primal rage, but neither was a lot to speak of. now i'm moving onto the devil's bath.

zombie wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 7:11 am ghoulies is fun and cheesy.

Yeah. It was good. I would have appreciated it a bit more I think if I had watched it as a kid.

I'm going 6.2 on Ghoulies.

Jason wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 11:01 am

zombie wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 7:11 am ghoulies is fun and cheesy.

Yeah. It was good. I would have appreciated it a bit more I think if I had watched it as a kid.

I'm going 6.2 on Ghoulies.

yeah, i don't think i watched it as a kid either. i was expecting a straight gremlins ripoff, and it gave more than that. so i was happy. with it

i'm reading that the devil's bath is more drama than horror. gonna back out for something else.

eight eyes seems more like it. here we go.

i didn't know vinegar syndrome did original films too. cool.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 10:48 am I don't think this movie aged as well as many believe it does, that was a very clunky opening 20 minutes.

I've long been on the opinion that The Innocents is a far better movie than The Haunting. I've seen The Haunting twice, and sure, it has atmosphere, and that staircase, but overall, I'm pretty lukewarm on it.

Bloody Birthday is next!

Much of this challenge (when it comes to revisiting movies) has been dedicated to revisiting the ones I haven't seen in 5-10 years or more. I remember quite liking this one. Only really remember depraved little shits running around killin' folks.

I remember this McLovin looking little shit.

Jason wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 12:09 pm I remember this McLovin looking little shit.

He wasn't a very good caretaker of his St. Bernard either, but his older sister was still fuck'n fine when she crossdressed to prove a point in High School

Jigsaw wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 11:47 am

DancesWithWerewolves wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 10:48 am I don't think this movie aged as well as many believe it does, that was a very clunky opening 20 minutes.

I've long been on the opinion that The Innocents is a far better movie than The Haunting. I've seen The Haunting twice, and sure, it has atmosphere, and that staircase, but overall, I'm pretty lukewarm on it.

I think the last time I watched this was back in the early years of our October Challenges. It overall just doesn't hold up over the years. It's too long for what little it has going on, and was clunky getting things going. I still like it a lot more than the 90's remake, which the biggest sin of that version was the awful CGI and casting Owen Wilson (which if they made his demise graphic, I would've been happier with him).

Watching Carrie

eight eyes was kind of a mix of texas chainsaw massacre and martyrs, or that's how it felt to me. i didn't really care for it though, in the end.

i'm really liking huesera so far. reminds me of the way that asian horror builds scares and such. i haven't seen a lot of mexican horror to be fair so maybe they tend to do it this way too.

zombie wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2024 1:40 pm i'm really liking huesera so far. reminds me of the way that asian horror builds scares and such. i haven't seen a lot of mexican horror to be fair so maybe they tend to do it this way too.

Check out Satanic Hispanics if you want more mexican horror. It's got Pedro from Napoleon Dynamite in it.

Starting Silver Bullet from the comfort of my own bed