probably an unpopular opinion but Freddy vs Jason was the best movie in both series. I thought it was amazing.Always a good trivia: How many "Friday the 13th" movies came after "The Final Chapter"?
I'm not much of a horror movie buff, but I dated a girl (way back then) who loved horror flicks, so I took her to see "Poltergeist" and "Friday the 13th Part III". "Friday the 13th Part III" was in 3D! The scenes I remember the most was when they passed a joint in a van and everyone in the theater instinctively reached for it...and, when Jason squeezed a guy's head so hard, it popped the guy's eye out of its socket...all in glorious 3D!probably an unpopular opinion but Freddy vs Jason was the best movie in both series. I thought it was amazing.
Hahaha that’s awesome. Freddy vs Jason definitely has some horror elements but I almost would call it an action movie over horror.I'm not much of a horror movie buff, but I dated a girl (way back then) who loved horror flicks, so I took her to see "Poltergeist" and "Friday the 13th Part III". "Friday the 13th Part III" was in 3D! The scenes I remember the most was when they passed a joint in a van and everyone in the theater instinctively reached for it...and, when Jason squeezed a guy's head so hard, it popped the guy's eye out of its socket...all in glorious 3D!
The scene where the paralysis wears off and the anthropologist finds his voice may be the most horrific one I've watched (and the spike scene a close second!)The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988) ... 5.5/8
I saw this one when it came out and just recently I had the urge to see it again but it never was on any of the Apps I had, that is until today when it popped up on Peacock. Wes Craven film loosely based off the documentary book by Wade Davis of the same name. Anthropologist heads to Haiti to learn the secret of a powder that turns people into Zombies. Now, these are traditional zombies and not the ones that we have been seeing since the late 60's in film. The film claims to be based on true events, well, that is sort of true as the real Anthropologist was Wes Davis who went to Haiti to study the Voo Doo rituals and the strange powder which he brought back to the states to be studied. Everything else though that happens in the movie is a work of fiction. Sully the lead singer of Godsmack was inspired by this film when he wrote the song "VooDoo".
I definitely liked this movie much better the 2nd time around. I was able to rewind and put on CAPS on parts where the accents were too strong or spoken softly for me to understand.
That's be a good one to pair up with The Beguiled. The Eastwood one.Misery (1990)
Hadn't seen it in a while. Recorded it yesterday, watched it last night mainly as a refresher. We have tickets to see it on stage next month. Looking forward to that.
Prom Night (1980) 2/8 Starring Jamie Lee Curtis in her Scream Queen days, but this was no Halloween. A young girl dies tragically at the hands of bullies. Fast forward six years and a mysterious killer show up on prom night to take revenge on the bullies. Slow and pretty boring. The twist at the end was easily predicted. Not much to see here.
Hell House LLC. (2015) 5/8 Found footage/mockumentary type horror film about a company that opens a haunted house inside an abandon hotel outside of NYC that has a troubling history. The crew lives in the hotel as they set up the show and things take a dark turn. I've always been a fan of the found footage horror films and I liked this one. Looks like there are a couple of sequels I might try to watch.
Haven't seen that one. I'll have to look it up.Arguably the first found footage horror film is Cannibal Holocaust (1980). One of the better ones I have seen is [REC] (2007) ... Have you seen that one?
[REC] (2007) 6.5/8 Good call vamp. I'm usually not a big fan of foreign films with subtitles, but I really enjoyed this one. Found footage film. A news reporter and her cameraman are staying overnight in a firehouse to get an inside look at firefighters on the job. A call comes in from an apartment building about an elderly woman trapped and screaming in her apartment. Chaos ensues from there. The action starts in this one very early and continues right up to the end. Definitely worth a watch if you don't mind subtitles or you speak Spanish lol.Arguably the first found footage horror film is Cannibal Holocaust (1980). One of the better ones I have seen is [REC] (2007) ... Have you seen that one?
[REC] (2007) 6.5/8 Good call vamp. I'm usually not a big fan of foreign films with subtitles, but I really enjoyed this one. Found footage film. A news reporter and her cameraman are staying overnight in a firehouse to get an inside look at firefighters on the job. A call comes in from an apartment building about an elderly woman trapped and screaming in her apartment. Chaos ensues from there. The action starts in this one very early and continues right up to the end. Definitely worth a watch if you don't mind subtitles or you speak Spanish lol.
Another one is coming out on October 30th. Looks like a prequel.Hell House LLC III: Lake of Fire (2019)
Horror: Takes place about a year after the last movie. We are heading back to the Abaddon Hotel where a production team is putting on a performance based off of the novel Faust called Insomnia. Strange things once again start to happen when a behind the scenes crew shows up to video tape everything. This one started getting good but then it just stopped and turned into something else. I did like most of the characters in this one but was disappointed with the finale of this trilogy...... 3.5/8
Finished this one. Old school (Cruise, Denzil) still doing the best action movies. Vanessa Kirby: She's a thing. If I'd not looked at IMDB, I'd never have put together White Widow and Princess Margaret are the same. She's to be Napoleon's Joshephine, Sue Storm and a lead in the Anthony Bourdain book adaptation. That's quite a diverse set.Mission Impossible
just signed up for a free month of peacock, so i could watch the Bucks yesterday.... i'll give it a watchStrays: 4.25/8
Good for what it was, but not nearly funny enough for a comedy.
Free on Peacock.