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Gonna get laundry together and going, but I'm thinking today: Howling-Thon

The Howling begins

Mesa of Lost Women..going slow now..this is another one of those that I have to push myself the last 20 minutes to get through...sigh.

New watch All Hallows Eve

Now onto Howling II: Stirba - Werewolf Bitch

Now for Crazy Ralph's favorite of the pack, Howling III

Well, Silent House (2011) was interesting, anyways.

Going with Coma from 1978. Haven't really heard much about this, but it has Michael Douglas, who's been in very few horror films, so I'm interested.

Jigsaw wrote:Going with Coma from 1978. Haven't really heard much about this, but it has Michael Douglas, who's been in very few horror films, so I'm interested.

Huh, closest I can think of has been Fatal Attraction and The Ghost & The Darkness. Maybe the latter still counts but I don't think anyone counts FA.

But yeah, I can't think of anything else he's done that comes close to horror off the top of my head.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Going with Coma from 1978. Haven't really heard much about this, but it has Michael Douglas, who's been in very few horror films, so I'm interested.

Huh, closest I can think of has been Fatal Attraction and The Ghost & The Darkness. Maybe the latter still counts but I don't think anyone counts FA.

But yeah, I can't think of anything else he's done that comes close to horror off the top of my head.

He wasn't the star, but there was an early 1970's TV horror film When Michael Calls he was in (I've not seen it, but it's been on my radar). Apparently he also pops up in both Flatliners and it's remake - I'm not sure if those count as horror, nor do I know how big his role was in either, but I just noticed that on IMDb.

So far Coma in quite the mysterious film. Sort of excited to see where this is going.

Howling V: The Rebirth

well i intended he's out there to be a new watch. but i think i've seen this before. apparently it's completely forgettable, even with help from yvonne strahovski. oh well.

zombie wrote:well i intended he's out there to be a new watch. but i think i've seen this before. apparently it's completely forgettable, even with help from yvonne strahovski. oh well.

Bummer when that happens.

I'm not sure how bullet-headed I'll be the rest of the month. I know I'm trying to conquer 62 werewolf movies, that'll pretty much be my primary goal for now. I'm sure I'll get other regulars squeezed in, like Halloween series, Night of the Demons, etc.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

zombie wrote:well i intended he's out there to be a new watch. but i think i've seen this before. apparently it's completely forgettable, even with help from yvonne strahovski. oh well.

Bummer when that happens.

I'm not sure how bullet-headed I'll be the rest of the month. I know I'm trying to conquer 62 werewolf movies, that'll pretty much be my primary goal for now. I'm sure I'll get other regulars squeezed in, like Halloween series, Night of the Demons, etc.

yeah, i'm thinking i'm gonna try to go mostly for favorites from here.

The Invisible Man (2020)

I need to get back to watching movies. Between job interviews, being in the studio, band practice, helping Amber with her cleaning business.....I've just been exhausted.

Monster wrote:The Invisible Man (2020)

That one and Doctor Sleep are ones I really wanna get to. Doctor Sleep, I promised the kiddos I'd watch it with them. Well....they have until Oct 31st or they are shit out of luck lol.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Jigsaw wrote:Going with Coma from 1978. Haven't really heard much about this, but it has Michael Douglas, who's been in very few horror films, so I'm interested.

Huh, closest I can think of has been Fatal Attraction and The Ghost & The Darkness. Maybe the latter still counts but I don't think anyone counts FA.

But yeah, I can't think of anything else he's done that comes close to horror off the top of my head.

Beyond The Reach could be considered Horror.

Howling: New Moon Rising

Ah yeah lol

Jmac Attack wrote:

Monster wrote:The Invisible Man (2020)

That one and Doctor Sleep are ones I really wanna get to. Doctor Sleep, I promised the kiddos I'd watch it with them. Well....they have until Oct 31st or they are shit out of luck lol.

lol Invisible Man wasn't mind blowing but better than I expected. Worth watching at least once. Doctor Sleep is pretty damn good.