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i've seen a few masters of horror eps. sick girl and imprint are the ones that really stick with me.

History of Horror - Killer Creatures

Monster wrote:History of Horror - Killer Creatures

I think some of these sociology majors are trying to hard.

where are you guys watching the history of horror stuff?

Sunday nights on AMC.

Good show for the most part, but I'm not sure The Shape of Water qualifies as horror.

Monster wrote:Good show for the most part, but I'm not sure The Shape of Water qualifies as horror.

It's a stretch. Monster Movie/Creature feature definitely, but not feeling the horror just because of that.

zombie wrote:where are you guys watching the history of horror stuff?

I only watched the monster one this past sunday. I know I have the slasher ones recorded, but I don't know if there were others before that.

Netflix's The Haunting Of Hill House

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

zombie wrote:where are you guys watching the history of horror stuff?

I only watched the monster one this past sunday. I know I have the slasher ones recorded, but I don't know if there were others before that.

Zombies were the first one

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Monster wrote:Good show for the most part, but I'm not sure The Shape of Water qualifies as horror.

It's a stretch. Monster Movie/Creature feature definitely, but not feeling the horror just because of that.

Acause Gee-Air-Mo.

So far Netflix's Haunting of Hill House is plodding way too much with the childhood trauma in the house (it's rewritten the story, so don't bother comparing), and then dealing with the trauma as adults, than actually the haunted fucking house.

It's like Netflix forgot to put filler in Daredevil's Season 3 like they were criticized for putting it in their other Marvel seasons, and are trying to make up for it here.

Monster wrote:Sunday nights on AMC.

AMC On Demand has all of the ones that have aired so far too. Way I've been catching them. I keep forgetting when they are on. :oops:

Dramatically, Haunting of Hill House has picked up. Episodes 3 and 4 WAY better than 1 and 2.

Ava wrote:

Monster wrote:Sunday nights on AMC.

AMC On Demand has all of the ones that have aired so far too. Way I've been catching them. I keep forgetting when they are on. :oops:

I watched episodes 2-4 on demand. For some reason, the first episode isn't available here.

Watching Eli Roth History of Horror episode 5 Killer Creatures and it occurred to me that Rob Zombie adds nothing to the roundtable he's sitting at. Being Rob Zombie and present seems to be sufficient no need for input.

Tiggnutz wrote:Watching Eli Roth History of Horror episode 5 Killer Creatures and it occurred to me that Rob Zombie adds nothing to the roundtable he's sitting at. Being Rob Zombie and present seems to be sufficient no need for input.

Yeah, I know you be hatin' not participatin', but I too have wondered why he is pretty much non-existent for this. Hate his movies all you want, but he seems like a cool dude, definitely knows his shit, and is articulate in plenty of shit I've seen, p sure he's talking, they just ain't using the footage for whatever reason.

Reign in Blood wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Watching Eli Roth History of Horror episode 5 Killer Creatures and it occurred to me that Rob Zombie adds nothing to the roundtable he's sitting at. Being Rob Zombie and present seems to be sufficient no need for input.

Yeah, I know you be hatin' not participatin', but I too have wondered why he is pretty much non-existent for this. Hate his movies all you want, but he seems like a cool dude, definitely knows his shit, and is articulate in plenty of shit I've seen, p sure he's talking, they just ain't using the footage for whatever reason.

I think his obvious love of horror would make his input valuable but he barely speaks. I have no problem with Rob Zombie I just hate his movies. I bet he's cool as hell.

Tiggnutz wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Watching Eli Roth History of Horror episode 5 Killer Creatures and it occurred to me that Rob Zombie adds nothing to the roundtable he's sitting at. Being Rob Zombie and present seems to be sufficient no need for input.

Yeah, I know you be hatin' not participatin', but I too have wondered why he is pretty much non-existent for this. Hate his movies all you want, but he seems like a cool dude, definitely knows his shit, and is articulate in plenty of shit I've seen, p sure he's talking, they just ain't using the footage for whatever reason.

I think his obvious love of horror would make his input valuable but he barely speaks. I have no problem with Rob Zombie I just hate his movies. I bet he's cool as hell.

That's my point, I bet he is speaking, it's just making the editing room floor. You can't tell me there was no discussion in the Zombie episode on why he named the band White Zombie after the movie and all that shiz.

Reign in Blood wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Watching Eli Roth History of Horror episode 5 Killer Creatures and it occurred to me that Rob Zombie adds nothing to the roundtable he's sitting at. Being Rob Zombie and present seems to be sufficient no need for input.

Yeah, I know you be hatin' not participatin', but I too have wondered why he is pretty much non-existent for this. Hate his movies all you want, but he seems like a cool dude, definitely knows his shit, and is articulate in plenty of shit I've seen, p sure he's talking, they just ain't using the footage for whatever reason.

I think his obvious love of horror would make his input valuable but he barely speaks. I have no problem with Rob Zombie I just hate his movies. I bet he's cool as hell.

That's my point, I bet he is speaking, it's just making the editing room floor. You can't tell me there was no discussion in the Zombie episode on why he named the band White Zombie after the movie and all that shiz.

And so many soundbites from other horror movies in the White Zombie/Rob Zombie music catalog.