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8 hours ago, katchitup said:

28 Days Later- Hands down probably one of the best, if not the best, zombie movie

Not only do I think it's the best, I'm not sure I would put another one close. Zombieland is great but it's a comedy so it's not the same thing.

8 hours ago, Sanni said:

I haven’t seen 28 Days Later but I have seen 28 Weeks Later and I recommend it as well! Have you seen it?

28 Weeks Later has the same problem that most sequels do in that it's hard to be new/original the second time around. I'm not sure how that changes when you watch 28 Week Later first. I did like it though.

11 hours ago, katchitup said:

OKEEE @Stormbringer include you in this too 

 

 

VHS 1 and 2 are found footage type horror movies, and both are so unique, a must watch for any horror movie fan. They are horror anthologies so each movie has like 5 little movies in it, all with different monsters or scary situations, all by different directors which was kind of cool. Some of the short films within those films were amazing, some I wish went on much longer (the first film in the first movie with the girl from the bar? Still gives me the creeps )

 

 

 

28 Days Later- Hands down probably one of the best, if not the best, zombie movie!

 

 

I'll have a look at these  

Thank you for the comments, guys! Now I’ve seen Don’t Breathe!

13 hours ago, Sanni said:

Thank you for the comments, guys! Now I’ve seen Don’t Breathe!

Aaannnnnnnnnddd thoughts?  

On May 25, 2017 at 2:58 AM, VS19 said:

 

 

As @katchitup already pointed out, The Babadook is a modern horror film that warrants a viewing.  There have also been some rather good horror films that are true throwbacks to the style of horror filmmaking that we saw in the 70s and 80s from directors like John Carpenter.  Ti West has directed a couple of those that are worth checking out.  His House of the Devil is a tremendous horror film.  It's a slow-burn, but the tension keeps ratcheting upward as the film slowly progresses towards its finale, and I didn't realize how uncomfortable it was making me until I had to pause it for some reason and found myself actually sitting up on the edge of my seat.  West also directed The Innkeepers, which is another slow-burn horror film.  It's not quite as good as House of the Devil, but it's still pretty good in its own rite.  We Are Still Here is another film of this type that I would recommend as well.

I've heard of House Of The Devil, I've been meaning to check that one out! 

On May 25, 2017 at 1:20 AM, Sanni said:

Thank you, @katchitup! Definitely let me know what you think of The Curse once you’ve seen it!

 

I haven’t seen 28 Days Later but I have seen 28 Weeks Later and I recommend it as well! Have you seen it?

Like it was said above, 28 weeks later is really good (especially considering sequels are never that good, let alone horror movie sequels!) but I still think 28 days later is better. Better characters and storyline, not to say the sequel didn't have good ones either! 

9 minutes ago, katchitup said:

Aaannnnnnnnnddd thoughts?  

Haha, well, it wasn’t scary to me but it had some intense moments and twists and a couple of jump scares that I fell for

I guess it was a bit difficult for me to connect with their plight because they weren’t exactly in the right either.

I think 28 days later started the whole trend of 'fast zombies' in films and TV.  

Another good cult horror movie is "Dog Soldiers"

58 minutes ago, katchitup said:

I've heard of House Of The Devil, I've been meaning to check that one out!

It's been quite a while since I've seen it, but I remember it being quite good.  I think there were some disagreements online about whether or not they stuck the landing at the end of the film, but regardless, it's a pretty good film.  A real throwback.

Lethal Weapon 2

Planet Of The Apes (Original)

Enter The Dragon

Air Force One

Shawshank Redemption

The Wizard of Lies

Wishing Stairs, a South Korean horror movie. It had scary/intense parts for sure but it also had cheesy moments.

Full Metal Jacket

Smokey and the Bandit

Rough Night

Interstellar

John Wick

Sherlock Holmes (2009)

The Mummy..most of the time i love movies with bad reviews but this time they aren't so wrong, it was really boring

Sofia was amazing tho..i loved the original movies so i was mostly disappointed

10 hours ago, peroxideblonde said:

The Mummy..most of the time i love movies with bad reviews but this time they aren't so wrong, it was really boring

Sofia was amazing tho..i loved the original movies so i was mostly disappointed

That's a shame.  I plan on seeing this at some point, but I really have yet to read any real positive reviews about it.  Been a fan of Cruise for a long time, and have never walked away from one of his films disappointed (even his bad films manage to entertain me enough for them to have been worth the time), but it sounds like that streak may end up coming to an end with this one.

1 minute ago, VS19 said:

 

That's a shame.  I plan on seeing this at some point, but I really have yet to read any real positive reviews about it.  Been a fan of Cruise for a long time, and have never walked away from one of his films disappointed (even his bad films manage to entertain me enough for them to have been worth the time), but it sounds like that streak may end up coming to an end with this one.

i'm really not hard to please with movies so if i say is boring, is really boring

Oh well.  At least with lowered expectations I might get something out of it.  

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