I’m bored and want some suggestions! I love extreme cinema so throw it at me!

  • SadSadSatellite @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    2 months ago

    I’ll throw some I haven’t seen here yet

    Talk to Me is one of the best horror movies I’ve seen. It’s original, well written, and nobody acts like they’re in a horror movie or makes blatantly stupid decisions.

    If you haven’t seen The Others yet, it set the bar for what supernatural horror could be.

    The new boogyman movie is a little ‘modern’, but it’s solid and has some really cool scenes.

    Tigers are not Afraid was one that came out of nowhere to me, it’s a Mexican indie movie about children dealing with cartels, and it’s heavy as hell.

    For less actually scary and more campy, Satanic Hispanics was a lot more fun than I expected. It’s an anthology movie similar to VHS with each piece made by a well known Hispanic director.

    And if you want tone upset for the rest of your life, watch Antichrist by Lars Von Trier and Mother! From Darren Aronofsky without reading anything about either of those movies.

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      2 months ago

      Wow there is some great gems here!

      The Others is amazing and I remember being blown away by it when I watched it. Totally love it!

      The new Boogyman was probably one of my favorite more last year. It actually made me really get into it and i felt it wasn’t all jumpscare like many horror movies do today. I love horror movies that build it up and takes it time.

      Talk to me… Omg what a great flix. I think I have to watch it again. I’m looking forward to see what comes next from the director.

      Oh and Antichrist. Wow, that movie was such a mixed bag for me. I really liked it until the ending, but I won’t go into spoiler territory. It’s definitely one of the more fucked up movies I’ve seen, but I wouldn’t say it’s really that bad.

      By the way, if you’re into Lars Von Trier then The House that Jack built is pretty good as well. And if you’re interested in something that is not horror related Melancholia is a great movie, but it might be a hard watch if you’re not to patient. The reason I love it is because it truly shows how depression can be.

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    3 months ago

    I like most Vincent price. So House on Haunted Hill from 1959 is pretty great. I really like campy movies too. So… Yea. Tools in The Wax Museum and The Last Man on Earth too.

    Cabin in the Woods is great.

    Friday the 13th.

    Creature from the Black Lagoon.

    Truth or Dare.

    Escape Room.

    Ready or Not.

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        3 months ago

        I have. And mostly do. Though the last one, Saw X, sucked imo. It didn’t really feel like his character would have let that ending play out that way.

        Have you seen the Hostel series? Those are good too.

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          3 months ago

          I loved Saw X but then again I’m a big fan of everything John Kramer…

          Yes. I think the first two ok and the last horrible 😅

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    3 months ago

    John Carpenter’s Apocalypse trilogy

    Color out of Space (with Nicolas Cage)

    Mandy

    Silent Hill (2006) - Games are better than the movie, and the movie’s story doesn’t follow the games at all, but it has a good atmosphere

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    3 months ago

    I ended up watching Us. It was OK but the ending kinda was meh. Didn’t make to much sense to me.

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    3 months ago

    Splinter

    I love a good creature feature, and this one had a very unique, and awful creature!

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    3 months ago

    Arachnophobia is one of the best movies ever made, and almost all of it still holds up really really well as they used all practical effects.

    The Thing 1982

    They Live (not really horror but kinda)

    The original alien movies

    It follows

    The Ritual 2017

    And if you like reading, may I suggest just reading the SCP articles. There are over 8000 of them and a lot of them are very good.

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    3 months ago

    Sinister and Hereditary are my top 2! It’s hard to scare me, but those were FREAKY without being too cheesy or whatever that a lot of movies do.

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    3 months ago

    I’m halfway through It Comes at Night and I like it a lot.

    Another good one I saw recently was Midsommar but after some reflection I’m not sure it falls under horror any more

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        3 months ago

        You’re probably right. Just looking back in feels like it could also fall under satire or comedy. I’m not sure why I feel this way. Many of the scenes are so over the top I’m sure Arri Aster knew what he was doing. Interesting movie though.

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      3 months ago

      The descent was really fun! I did not really like Barbarian that much, there where parts that just annoyed me for some reason but worth a watch for sure to see if you like it.

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        3 months ago

        I can understand that about Barbarian. The hard turn it takes about halfway through isn’t as much fun during rewatches. But I still appreciate the subversion, and it does eventually get back on track. I definitely wouldn’t fault someone for not being into it though.