Waaaaaay better than i thought it would be, i have to say. When Bear ended the call with someone from the back of the Wish box my jaw hit the floor. I really tried to stay away from spoilers, and boy am i glad that I did.

Fantastic film. Damn.

I’m currently watching Dead Silence..I know a lot of horror fans hate this movie but I love it for some reason😅🌚does anyone else have movies like that..or is it just me😂🤔

Has anyone checked this out yet? It's 14min long and really damn good. This is exactly what I needed from these two. No more wessle. No more gay robot. Leaning into something new and killin' at the same time.

Creature was interesting. Reminded me of Barbarian.

I just watched the Casper Kelly film Buddy in full HD cause it’s out now and then went to YouTube to look up some lore videos and found that someone posted the whole movie, clicked it and it essentially looks and sounds like a cam rip that you find illegally online but the surprising part is the channel that posted it is Casper Kelly himself.

Hellraiser: Revival is an excellent example of how to turn a famous horror IP into a video game. After an endless slew of 4v1 multiplayer games based on horror IP — Friday the 13th, TCM, Killer Klowns, Evil Dead, Halloween — Hellraiser: Revival creates a single-player survival horror experience that feels more like Resident Evil or Silent Hill but set in Clive Barker’s messed up universe. THAT’S ALL I’VE WANTED FOR YEARS while devs insist on feeding me multiplayer nonsense.

Now, the game isn’t perfect. The quick turn mechanic is a nightmare (I turned it off in the settings) and the combat leaves a lot to be desired. But the game so perfectly captures the Hellraiser mythos, immerses you in that world, and really lets you live in it. It also doesn’t shy away from blood, guts, sex, nudity, and kink. I hope the game does well enough to show other studios that single-player survival horror is the way to go.

Any other horror IPs you’d like to see get the Hellraiser: Revival treatment?

So Amazon suggested Traumatika to me today and had it marked Most Liked and like 3 and 1/2 stars. I was like "A demon movie that clearly had a budget, is rated well and has a consensus that people liked it? How have I not heard of this one?" So I gave it a shot. I have a rule in October that if I start to watch a horror movie I will finish it and try to appreciate what the people who worked on it tried to accomplish. Horror is a polarizing genre and every attempt isn't completely successful but most seem to be earnest and because I love the genre I like to try and hear the artist out. Making art and putting it out there is an act of bravery, you know? Anyway I watched Traumatika and I regret it. I am writing this to help you avoid wasting your time. There were like 5 separate times I almost turned this movie off. The acting is awful. The pacing is awful. The plot is awful. What's perplexing is the movie clearly had a good budget. This is no student film. There is special effects work and multiple sets and settings. It has all the trappings of a movie people put time and effort into but the end result is just trash and not even fun trash. It is clearly trying to stand on edgy ideas like childhood trauma and sexual assault but handles them indelicately and manages to rob those disturbing elements of impact. Please don't waste your time.

My only guess is that because its a huge title, server is lagging from people refreshing. Anyone else having this issue? I understand it is only 3:11AM EST but I been waiting all day for this, popcorn in hand :P

Ringu o. What does everyone think of this movie? I love this one the most and the old school Japanese vibe is really refreshing I feel japan has such deep ideas of life and death and trauma and how other galaxys collide and sometimes against their will.

I absolutely love horror/thriller/mystery movies that has a great creative storyline, cinematography & atmosphere to rewatch. Unlike some movies which are a one and done, even if it's an amazing movie, they don't hit you the same.

Please give me your comfort rewatch recommendations, anything in the horror/thriller/mystery category!

I love a foggy, misty, almost blue tint, cold weather, sort of movies, those almost automatically make it to my cherished rewatch list! I hope my list below tells you that, please do recommend me more you think I'd love too.

These are some of mine:
Misery
The goonies
Let the right one in
Thirteen ghosts
3 women
Girl, interrupted
Dream house
Twilight
The lodge
Sleepy hollow
Where the crawdads sing
Don't be afraid of the dark
The tall man
The shining
The ward

I decided to go all in for dinner while I watch Pumkinhead. Pumpkin mash with poblano peppers, pumpkin samosas, pumpkin bakewell tart with pumpkin yoghurt, and a pumpkin beer to wash it all down. Just a bit sad I could find any haggis. Not pictured: the sour patch kids that were absolutely destroyed before this post.

Has anyone else done food themes for horror? Lamb Chops for Clarice Starling? Yuzu maki to pair with Uzumaki? Or perhaps a good ol' fashioned BBQ for Texas Chainsaw Massacre? Gimme your ideas!

For me it was either these guys:

- John Coleman in Orphan (2009)

- Micah in Paranormal Activity (2007)

- Guy in Rosemary's Baby (1968)

- Norman Spencer in What Lies Beneath (2000)

- Peter in Black Christmas (1974)

- Christian in Midsommar (2019)

Just watched Tusk for the first time and holy hell what a ride. I was absolutely engaged and found it mesmerizing. What are some other movies that are similar to this in its feel? Disregard the human centipede.

It's so good that you fundamentally accept the initial weird quirks of the wider sequence, such as the obvious dolls head during the grave dance.

But yeah, the bit where she crashes through the door is excellent. And it is enhanced by his girlfriend's head in the vice making those weird faces and noises.

All this time later, you'd fully expect that this technology would've been significantly advanced and perfected. But it really hasn't. You hardly see it these days, and when you do it apparently costs vast sums of money.

What's more, the budget of Evil Dead 2 (1987), while larger than the first film, was still tiny at £2.1 million 🤨

Super excited to share my latest sound design placements.

I had the chance to bring some of my signature SFX into these awesome campaigns.

The Exorcist: Martyrs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIEYfH-jg1Y

This one is honestly a dream come true for me. Being involved in something connected to The Exorcist is just surreal. Can't wait to see it in theatre!

RIVER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox8lEnsxDag

For this one, my signature alarm sound kicks in halfway through and runs all the way to the end!

Which one is your favorite?