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I agree with both you and Todem. Original is pretty bad on rewatches but it's still >>>>> the remake.
I liked and listed the remake, but I've never seen the original. Gotta fix that.
Yeah that’s my bad. I totally blanked that their was an older version.
I can live with mine counted as the original. Huge Vincent fan and the first one really is damn good.
I was aware, as I too was meticulous about including year and country on my list to avoid confusion:
Nightbreed?
No. I assume that one doesn't hold up. Do I remember correctly that Cronenberg was the creep doctor in that one?
I really liked that one as a kid too, but it's been eons since I watched it so I didn't rank it. Now I really want to rewatch it. I didn't even know it was on streaming.
Yeah both are on my list
Gangsta move was to choose them both.
Have you seen The Black Phone yet?
0 clue why I am being coy. Nightbreed is on Peacock. I've seen that recently and didn't like it much despite remember liking it in HS. The one I was talking about was Lord of Illusions. It looks like that one is on Max.
Will this make me poop my pants?
Oops, I listed it as Snatch Invasion.
Can’t remember if it was part 2 or 3 I watched on acid…that was some trippy stuff
This went very well.
Yeah I remember that one too......I simply never connected with Clive Barker's adaptions to film. Yeah Hellraiser and Hellraiser II have their moments....but they clearly did not stand the test of time for me personally.
It's really a chilling and disturbing film.
I clearly put the year of the version I wanted (Sutherland's).
I can say that I haven't wanted to do
In a scientific study of heart rates during horror movies, this took the #1 spot. There is one jump scare scene that will disturb most people for a while.
Bagul was creep af. Sinister is the kind of horror movie I like and am always searching for. Yes there is some evilness perpetrated but much of it is not on screen and is alluded to in pictures and old family movies so it's not as too much Hostel or Saw. And Bagul was creepy af, did I mention that already?
This was such an intense movie to watch at a theater. It was packed, yet you could sense everyone really trying to be quiet. I myself have never eaten popcorn so silently
Really enjoyed this one. Sequel I didn't like as much. This Summer comes the third installment, "A Quiet Place: Day One", which looks over-the-top intense and fun.
