Halloween Horror Binge

I keep meaning to see these two.

🤣

Oculus is probably one of the best movies made in the last decade. Got a good atmosphere and it doesn't get you with countless jump scares.

__________________

I just watched The Medusa Touch (1978). More sci-fi than horror, but surprisingly tense and well made. I liked it.

I definitely liked Oculus more than Smile.

Everybody stop what you're doing and go watch Loop Track (2023). It's on Shudder.

Lamb was very interesting, with a great moody atmosphere, but it's a little too slow and bleak for my taste. Still, it's very well made, with good performances. I just probably won't watch it again.


I had to share what I found after googling the film.

Attachments

 

Can anyone guess which 'common question on the internet' I'm reacting to?

I mean, this is obviously based on a true story. I have three children with lamb heads in my class this year and the behavior management is really tricky.

I'm surprised I'd never seen Versus (2000) before. It's a Japanese zombie martial arts movie where, I kid you not, the zombies can use guns.

It's ridiculous Story of Riki level violence and gore, with a villain that's hamming it up as if his life depends on it.

It also beats the Quiet Man with a 12 and 1/2 minute fight sequence. It cuts between two separate fights, which eventually combined into one big one. And it isn't even the final fight, it's like a half hour in.

It's at the same time incredibly dumb and incredibly awesome. And it has one of the most bonkers final 3 minutes ever.


I approve.

V/H/S Beyond was a letdown. I like most of the angrily series, but this one was mostly letdowns. A couple good moments, but mostly bad cgi and repetition.


I give it a "D".

V/H/S 99 was better than Beyond, but the only strong segments are the first and final one.

I like the V/H/S series, especially '85. It's an entertaining anthology horror series, even if they do have lesser entries here and there.

It's somewhere on the lower end of