Film

[blessed1]

Watched Mother last night as it's on Netflix. Really liked it. Think I  need to watch it again though as it's weird enough.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Gave Conclave a second watch tonight. Enjoyed it even more than first time. Visually beautiful, powerfully acted, and full of wisdom (for those with ears to hear).

[Necro Red]

Watched Mother last night as it's on Netflix. Really liked it. Think I  need to watch it again though as it's weird enough.

I've only watched it once myself and agree. I watched Noah the other night, fairly epic by all accounts. Mother is definitely a better Aronofsky film. I watched 28 years later the bone temple the other night. I really enjoyed, I like that every film in the series is different and has its own vibe.

[Pentagrimes]

The last two 28 Years Later have been ridiculous. And I don't mean that positively.

Saw the new one yesterday and it is fucking nonsense, honestly, like think about the plot line, it's like something out of a Troma film. THAT scene (the metal related one) just made me cringe.

[open face surgery]

I will watch the newest one out of morbid curiosity but thought the last one was total shite.

[Mooncat]

I'm curious to see Bone Temple, it's been getting absolute rave reviews. Featuring a gang all dressed like Jimmy Saville was a choice...

[Mithrandir]

The last two 28 Years Later have been ridiculous. And I don't mean that positively.

Saw the new one yesterday and it is fucking nonsense, honestly, like think about the plot line, it's like something out of a Troma film. THAT scene (the metal related one) just made me cringe.

Absolute fucking shite, glad I came here to see a sane opinion. It's been getting rave reviews everywhere else I've seen 

[Pentagrimes]

I've said before and will say again: the bar for modern horror is low, particularly that aimed at a mainstream/Hollywood audience

[open face surgery]

I Swear.
Great watch about a Scottish lad with tourettes. Wholesome, heartbreaking and hilarious.

[Ollkiller]

I Swear.
Great watch about a Scottish lad with tourettes. Wholesome, heartbreaking and hilarious.

Read about his story a few weeks ago so really looking forward to the film.

[blessed1]

Watched an early 1990s thriller with Tom Berenger and Bob Hoskins called Shattered. Really liked it and the twist is so ridiculous but I never saw it coming.

Stoned was another one I watched about Brian Jones from the Rolling Stones. Thought it was pretty good. It focuses more on him rather than the band

Saw Bone Temple as well. Didn't like it. I didn't like the previous one either. Can't really see the point of them tbh

[Mooncat]

Primate

Saw it in the cinema last night on a whim. I'd barely even heard of it but a friend wanted to go. It's essentially Cujo but with a chimp. It was fairly daft but entertaining. Some good 80s style gore and it passed 90 minutes fairly easily. I wouldn't necessarily call it good, but it was enjoyable in the same way 80s b-movie trash is enjoyable. Could have been so much better though...

[Eoin McLove]

Train Dreams. Really enjoyed this one.

[open face surgery]

Have it on the list.

[mickO)))]

I've said before and will say again: the bar for modern horror is low, particularly that aimed at a mainstream/Hollywood audience

The last great horror film for me was the Exorcist 3 nothing since even comes close to it and that film will be 36 years old this year.
I got to see the Exorcist 3 in the cinema last year when I was out of the country which was great.