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Horror Movies
January 23 2018
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RHP User
8 years ago
I've seen Apocalypto many times over the years and I still enjoy it from time to time. I've never considered it a horror movie...more a brutally realistic historical...and I don't "enjoy" its brutal realism, as such..but I am fascinated by the telling of it.Life lived at ground level...the average persons...in such times and places would've been hard, brutal and dangerous outside of the shelter of the tribes. And even then, there were always bigger and badder tribes ready to consume the smaller ones for their resources, to fuel their own societies. Human slaves being the greatest resource everywhere in the world.Just as what happens in the movie. I think the movie as a whole is something of a reflection on the "evils" of civilisation and the constant quest for it by all societies in time.I don't think it represents Christians as saviours at all. The sight of the Spanish galleons at the closing scenes, to me, is representative of a new struggle to come for Jaguar Paw and his family, with the arrival of another brutal, dominant civilisation to "consume" the Maya/Inca one for their resources....slaves and gold. Of course, only the viewer knows this. Jaguar Paw and his family have grown with a very sheltered view of the bigger world.
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RHP User
8 years ago
To add...even the name suggests that it is the end of the world for Jaguar Paws' people.At least, as he knows it. Just as it was the end for the Maya/Inca....thier society corrupt and decaying...that being reflected in the plagues and blights wasting their crops.While hints are dropped that the cunning, ruling elite are using religion to control the masses...ie. through the predicted solar eclipse. I still think it's quite a clever film, with several levels to it.
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RHP User
8 years ago
Yeah definitely not a horror. What I loved about it is how well every aspect of the movie was put together. The acting, the scenery, the music, and how deep you as the viewer get sucked into it and cheer for the underdog. It's not very often I watch a movie and walk away feeling like I've experienced something incredible. This brings up a question and its not specific to the horror genre. What movies have you watched that left a lasting impression? I don't mean a film that you thought was good. I mean one that you watched and were so blown away that you felt compelled to tell everyone you know about it to the point of being annoying! There aren't many for me but there are a few. Peony. With Jane Doe I was thinking about it and I don't know how they could have written it without giving away the obvious plot early on. I knew almost straight away but it didnt ruin it for me. I was just keen to see what she was going to do next! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
As far as just the visuals go...but not the plot, as it was pretty generic...Avatar is one of the most impressively rendered films I've seen.I don't like heights at all...I get a feeling of butterflies in the pit of my stomach and my legs feel wobbly when I stand near a cliff edge, for example.Avatar's the only film I've seen that can generate those feelings of fear in me...that can trick my brain and body...even on a 42' TV screen. In 3D at the cinemas, it was at its most impressive.
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RHP User
8 years ago
Movies like The Shawshank Redemption. No special effects required, great actors, humor mixed in at the right times when it gets dark, and a terrific story with an awesome ending. And anyone who didn't tear up when Brooksy did what he did has a cold heart! (Trying not to give away too much) It's another one of those movies I wish I could watch again for the first time - Posted from rhpmobile
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
Made my kids watch it with me a few months ago.They loved it. We all cried. Also love Shawshank, its an amazing movie perfectly casted. Stephen King books made into moves can be hit or miss hey.Stand By Me of course love it.Also liked Big Driver but the short story was better. But pretty good adaptionMisery yes, how psychotic was Kathy Bates. The Stand is my favourite book of his and I do like the movie as well. It was a bit dodgy but still a great story. But couldn't match up to the intricate story of the novel. I feel compelled now to go and watch all the Stephen King movies. Whats shouldn't I watch LOL. I haven't seen any of the newer ones. We tried to watch Under The Dome but I have a short attention span now with movies. I couldn't stick it out. Actually I barely watch any now, I get bored and turn them off.
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RHP User
8 years ago
...the one that terrified me most "The Tax Men Cometh". I get to file an ATO return here under the dual tax treaty then have the privilege of filing with the IRS in the USA. What? My spoodle is a guard dog and looks after all my business records at home. Surely I can deduct the food, grooming and obedience school costs as business expenses? Fuck...here we go again! I end up in a Club Fed prison with Martha Stewart! 😱😱😱 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I've been wondering about Big Driver. It looks good but I've always put it in the one day list. I liked Maximum Overdrive but it was a long time ago and I was a huge ACDC fan back then. I don't know if I would enjoy it as much as an adult. I loved Needful Things the book but haven't seen the movie. The beginning of The Stand terrified me as a kid because as previously mentioned by others, things that are possible are scarier than fiction. I found the rest of the movie painful to watch due to the length but I made it through the whole series in one sitting. The Green Mile was great and yes it was impossible not to 'have something in your eye' when JC gets executed. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
If you thought Kathy Bates was psychotic in Misery, wait till you watch her in American Horror Story: Roanoke! 😨 She's the devil incarnate in there! 😨
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RHP User
8 years ago
Only addition I may add is perhaps not quite a horror, but right up my alley, an older movie called "Man's Best Friend", 1993, Lance Henriksen. Perhaps a little B-Grade, but among other things the opening intro/credit scene and opening score was of interest. According to IMDB, Lance was nominated in this for Best Actor in the Fangoria Chainsaw Awards which is for horror movies. Kind of far fetched (but what isn't), and if you're a fan of cats maybe not the best movie to watch in regards to one scene... :P
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RHP User
8 years ago
Not quite horror but to some it may be. French film and an old favourite. 'Baxter' and like Country's film maybe a few scenes that could upset some
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RHP User
8 years ago
I still liked asylum the best although most of them were great. Just about to watch Zombie Fight Club - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Love it love it love it. - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Did a search on YouTube to find Air (one of your recommendations) and couldn’t find it. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
They are just the movies I have but I don't recommend them all. Air was okay as a time killer but not much more. It has Norman Reedus from the walking dead in it. Post apocalyptic movie about a few remaining people in a bunker that start to fight with each other. - Posted from rhpmobile
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
I can’t say I would recommend the movie I’m not sure if it would be as good if I didn’t read the book. I just love a revenge story. Peony. Haven’t watched American Horror Story but they do intrigue me. It’s just stuff like that gives me bad dreams and I wake up screaming and freak out my kids lol I’m soft! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Alien Covenant wasn't bad, as sci-fi scary films go.It didn't seem to critically review well...I'm not sure why...as it followed exactly the same premise as the original Alien.Maybe that's why. But, I enjoy the revelations of these prequel Alien movies...as it's a series concept that grips me.
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RHP User
8 years ago
Good call on Zombie Fight Club. Lots of boobs too so I'll be taking any of your future suggestions on board! You could have warned me about the severed penis part however... - Posted from rhpmobile
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luvsilver
8 years ago
Love Apocalypto Horror- no Violent-very When our children were young we didn’t ever let them watch violent or horror movies. Apocalypto was an exception (maybe not with Mrs Luvs full approval) Sometimes call middle son Little Turtle Nice review Kool Mr Luvsilver
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RHP User
8 years ago
About to check out Ichi The Killer. The youtube trailer looks nuts! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
You and Peony should have a movie night. Then you can cuddle up together and she can protect you from all the things that go bump in the night. Unless it's her doing the bumping... - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Seriously full on film Ichi hope you enjoy
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sweetgem
8 years ago
I don’t mind a bit of just action and not much story kind of movies from time to time, as I don’t always want to drain my brain with thinking 😜 Will try to find in DVD instead, as YouTube gave me nothing about the Air movie. PS. 😂😂 to your comment to Peony about severed penis part in the ZFC movie 😂😂 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Every time I pop in for a read my head just sings Skyhooks at me, wish the thread was about smut cause I loooove that song Slip into the cinema and get yourself a treat....
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RHP User
8 years ago
could not make a film like that, about corrupt Aboriginals, who were saved from their uncivilised ways, so he opted to make one about those on another continent. Luckily I see beyond the smoked mirrors. I am not very fond of horror movies, but loved the The Tunnel (not sure if it's the same some have mentioned) and French horror Beyond the Wall. Both great. I usually Love South Korean and Japanese horrors (Ms)
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Nothing horror for me in that movie, but a good morals setting and shows the ugly side of human nature! A good movie to enjoy from that perspective 👍🏼 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I don't know if Air is worth buying on dvd. It's not a bad movie at all but it's not overly memorable either. What was the Korean movie you watched? Does anyone watch The Last Man On Earth? It's a TV series that you either love or you hate because the main character makes you cringe every time he opens his mouth. (Will Forte - Macgruber) It's stupid humour with a very dark storyline. If you are in need of a laugh and find stupid humour entertaining, watch Macgruber as well. The celery scene kills me everytime - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
The Korean movie I saw last night is called: “Muoi: The Legend of a Portrait” If Air was on sale for $10 or less, I wouldn’t mind to grab a copy 😛 as Norman Reedus is in it lol - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Eh... what severed penis? 😛 I don't recall. 🤔 Maybe I should watch it again to refresh my memory. I only recall lots of running and screaming, lots of zombies, and lots of boobies. 🤣 I was thinking that there must be a burgeoning Breast Augmentation industry in that part of the world! 😜 (It is an industry that's growing.) Zombies and boobies, they make great movies Screaming and killing and jumping over bodies The spirits are a-soaring Body count is arising What better way to spend nights with no warm body? 🤣😁
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RHP User
8 years ago
I think we should expect a Prequel or a Sequel in the near future. 😛 A "Jane Doe: Salem's Stake". 😛 Something like that. I've watched it twice now. Here's a boo-boo: Her irises turned brown at the death of the forensic pathologist. But in the police van where she's being transported to another place, her eyes were back to cloudy gray. Hmm... 🤔
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RHP User
8 years ago
Now, that was scary in a different way. Who's watched that?
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RHP User
8 years ago
... Grave Encounters? Or the V/H/S series of movies? Grave Encounters is one of them haunted places spooky movie! A must watch! SA, how can that be omitted from your list?! 😛 And V/H/S has a series of short horror stories, one of which I shall never forget because the storyline is so unique. Bbrrrrr!
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RHP User
8 years ago
“I spit on your grave” by far 😊 Awesome girl kicking ass story - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
'Taxidermia' rather pointless and a tad on the warped sick side and a stunning and beautiful film 'The Thief, The Cook his Wife and her Lover'
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'T_Lexx' “I spit on your grave” by far 😊 Awesome girl kicking ass story - Posted from rhpmobile That was a funny movie .. and I love girls kicking ass - like Vampire killer :)
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RHP User
8 years ago
Wow this thread is powering on. Not sure if anyone has mentioned Bone Tomahawk yet. I enjoyed that one. There's a scene in it that I know even a lot of seasoned horror movie goers cringed at. Brutal.
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RHP User
8 years ago
I don't remember I Spit On Your Grave being particularly funny. A woman being raped and tortured and getting revenge. I think you might be thinking of another movie. @Peony It's at the beginning when the woman bites the big guys dick off and he fumbles around with it like a hot potato 🤣 A Jane Doe prequel would be great as long as they don't rush it out as a cash grab. Are you referring to The Witch where the family gets banished from the village and the witch takes the baby? I know I have grave encounters but cant find it! I have seen it though. Thats the found footage film in the psychiatric hospital if I remember correctly. I keep seeing VHS on Netflix. I suppose I'll have to watch it huh?! I'll have to watch Bone Tomahawk first now that ASF has peaked my interest! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
The director of Bone Tomahawk has said that he very much sticks to traditional special effects rather than CGI. As good as CGI is these days it's still fairly obvious when it's being used and it just never looks totally real. When violent / gory scenes are filmed using effective traditional effects they can seem much more realistic which is one reason why I think the scene in Bone Tomahawk shocked a lot of people.
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RHP User
8 years ago
I'm definitely watching it tonight. See, this is why the thread powers on 😉 - Posted from rhpmobile
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
I started to watch this on SBS. It was good but my weak stomach got the best of me. I do want to know the ending but maybe I need it on DVD to fast forward through those gory bits - Posted from rhpmobile
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
Loved. Would you classify it as horror? Maybe not but def dark.Jake Gyllenhaal did a great job in the role. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I would say for some definitely horror but I kind of saw it as drama/fantasy. Yeah and it was okay a film you have to watch several times to appreciate a bit like Pan's Labyrinth. Not similar films but both have to be watched several times to comprehend
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RHP User
8 years ago
Just so you know the original The Thing is on SBS tonight - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
The pale man creature in that one is in my top 5 scariest movie monsters. Amazing film but not an easy watch.
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sweetgem
8 years ago
That I will miss out on watching The Thing tonight, SeekingAdventure because the light from a TV screen will keep my mum awake. So, I literally cannot watch TV at night time and this is why Mr YouTube is my best mate in the past few years 😜 - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Those of you who can tolerate gore and watch gory movies 👍🏼 I cannot take gore as much anymore after Hostel, Saw III, Wrong Turn and so on. I always had a sick stomach after having watched those movies 🤢🤮 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'sweetgem' Those of you who can tolerate gore and watch gory movies 👍🏼 I cannot take gore as much anymore after Hostel, Saw III, Wrong Turn and so on. I always had a sick stomach after having watched those movies 🤢🤮 - Posted from rhpmobile I don't do movies like the Saw, Hostel, Wrong Turn franchises etc. I just see those as pure torture porn, a lot of graphic gore and violence just for the sake of it without any real substance or story. Even though a movie like Bone Tomahawk has some very graphic violence, it's also actually a very well done film with an interesting story, engaging characters, great cinematography, and good dialogue (IMO anyway). The first two-thirds of the film has hardly any gore, it's only in the last act that it really ramps up, and the violence isn't there just for the sake of it - it does fit in with the story and does serve an actual purpose. That's the difference for me in whether I can enjoy a violent / gory film.
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RHP User
8 years ago
Pans Labyrinth was an incredible movie. It's like the adult fantasy/ horror version of Alice In Wonderland only her mother is dying, her father is a Nazi and the creatures are slightly more twisted than the rabbit. You are right, the creature with the eyes in its hands is really freaky and imaginative. SG. Sorry you can't watch The Thing. I can't really think of a solution for you. I don't know if yippy can watch SBS Viceland on your tablet or phone. I grew up watching horror and gore so it doesnt really phase me. When I see humans being killed I think more about how well done the special effects are than how disturbing a scene is because I know its just a movie. Animals being hurt on the other hand I find far more difficult to tolerate. Me thinks I've got my priorities a bit it out of wack! - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Yippy? WTF? I meant 'you' - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Both parts of your comment on “yippy” and “I’ve got my priorities a bit out of work” are so funny 😂😂 each to their own sir, each to their own 🤪🤪 I know the gore in those horror movies are man made special efforts, not real, but the special effects are too close to be real, and the fact that human torturing does happen in real life, watching such scenes aren’t pleasant to my stomach 🤢🤮 Therefore, my reason to opt for horror movies like The Grudge, The Conjuring, etc. at least I know what to do to protect myself from the paranormal attack, but don’t know how to escape if I was captured by a torturing psychopath! And that not knowing “how to” scares me! Touch wood touch wood touch wood! 🙏🏼🙏🏼 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I saw a prequel to The Exorcist once, and I remember I quite enjoyed it, too.I like the type of horror in the Exorcist movies because they don't rely on gore or gratuitous disembowelling of innocents.It's the unknown that's fascinating....the demon, or what it is. I watched the new version of Texas Chainsaw Massacre once, and it disturbed me. That some characters are based on real people. That there are people like that out there.
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sweetgem
8 years ago
I don’t mind watching some witches movies, at times. Came across a series called Witches of East End. Pretty entertaining. Has anyone seen this series? - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
No I've never heard of it. I haven't seen many witch movies that were all that entertaining. They seem to be aimed at a much younger audience - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Exorcism movies can be so spooky! I don't own any atm because of a Church-inculcated thang about owning nothing pertaining to the Devil at home. 😛 That might change in future! 😛 My favorite retort to my churchy friends was always, "If you don't know how the Devil operates, how the hell are we going to deal with him?!" 🤔😁 Anyway, exorcism movies can strike fear and terror in my heart, especially since most of the movies are based on real events! 😨😱
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RHP User
8 years ago
Love this movie for its pared-down subtlety. The horror in this movie never truly comes at you like a freight truck. It's a rather gentle build-up of suspense that culminates in a final scene where the Devil's presence is unmistakably revealed. The ominous yet mesmerising chanting reverberated in my head and the ending so enraptured me that I found myself replaying the iconic last scene again and again. The movie also illustrated how some "good", ordinary folks get shoved onto this path - not by choice, but by circumstances. Eerie, bizarre, spooky!
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RHP User
8 years ago
I kinda switch off when I watch senseless violence. I often scrutinise the scenes for the special efx and makeup, gauging how realistic they are. 😛 These days, perhaps due to Meditation, I find myself not wanting to stomach senseless violence and bloodshed. I mentioned before that the more realistic movies like Wolf Creek I & II, The Hills Have Eyes, I Spit On Your Grave, etc. bring a spine-tingling chill and I can literally feel the blood drain from my face and my extremities grow icy cold from the sheer terror and extreme fear they illicit. These movies depict scenarios that can actually happen IRL! That seriously freaks me out! 😨😨😨
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RHP User
8 years ago
Knock Knock, with Keanu Reeves, is disturbing. Makes you think thrice about letting sexy strangers into one's home! The Purge series is also frightening because who knows... the concept might just become real someday when overpopulation and massive economic strains on resources and welfare force gifts to make draconian measures! 😨 It's not that impossible, when one contemplates. 😟😦😵
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sweetgem
8 years ago
In this thread seems to have turned off lately 😜 I have been in pain physically, hence my “absence” from being active 😛 - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
I am not quite a fan of those movies frankly speaking, because of their disturbing in the mind concept. Although, I am not a religious person, I still find the evil challenges from the Devils to God are too raw for my liking! But that is just me and I mean no disrespect by making this comment 😜 - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Has anyone seen this series? It’s not horror, more like sci-fi. I came across it when I was looking for the Vampire’s Diaries DVDs and have been following the series since 😛 Action is another genre that I deeply love watching 🤺 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'PurePeony' My favorite retort to my churchy friends was always, "If you don't know how the Devil operates, how the hell are we going to deal with him?!" 🤔😁 Ringing the Devils doorbell is a good place to start. What a phrase. Love it..
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
Quoting 'Koolgrey' That some characters are based on real people. That there are people like that out there. This is why I found Snowtown so hard to watch. The part where he lures his stepbrother to his death. So disturbing. My favourite not horror but still horrific because of the drug situation in Mexico/US is No Country For Old Men. Javier Bardem plays the best psycho. I love that movie. Also Winters Bone with Jennifer Lawrences. Really captures the darkness of drugs/meth/culture. I like movies with dark themes.
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Is officially released tomorrow 🤗🤗 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
No country for old men was definitely one of my favorites. Javier was incredible. Absolutely soul-free, merciless and without remorse. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Oh my gosh! NCFOM is incredible! It gave me chills! I think I'd have to watch that again soon. 🤔😊
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RHP User
8 years ago
I just watched that tonight. Oh my gosh... it's so much better than Jaws! 😨 So many scary moments! 😖 I considered watching Piranha, but there are so many fake and outrageously inflated boobies in there, it's making me think twice. It has a rather sleazy feel to it. 😛
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RHP User
8 years ago
Don't waste your time. It was horrible on all levels and not even entertaining. Poor trash and plastic women - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
If you likes the shallows you might like 47 Meters Down as well. I just started watching The Bunny Game. It starts of with a real blowjob! But I've heard its very twisted and disturbing so I'm assuming is to be watched by those with very strong stomachs - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Is another movie that I have enjoyed, as it’s action and horror combined in on pack 🤗 - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Did you watch it when it was showing in the cinemas, PurePeony? Has anyone else seen this film? To me, I reckon it was better than watching Annabelle 2 😜 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
of my all-time favorites. Each one was brilliant and worth watching in my opinion. NCFOM Apocalypto Django Unchained Shawshank Redemption Pans Labrynth Prisoners Seven The Road (Very Dark) The Usual Suspects Only God Forgives Ex Machina In Time Moon The Martian Mirrors Nightcrawler The woman in black God Bless America (speaks volumes to me) Split The Strangers 30 Days Of Night Rec 1 & 2 Train To Busan And for a bit of humor, if you haven't seen The Grand Budapest Hotel make sure you do. Its intelligent and really entertaining. - Posted from rhpmobile
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Thanks for sharing the new list 🙏🏼 It’s been a long time since I saw 30 Days of Night. So, I’m rewatching it now 😛 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I watched it again a few weeks ago. I gave up on The Bunny Game. It was shit, so Im watching Aftermath. It's a different take on the zombie genre and it has Arnold Schwarzenegger playing a serious role and I have to admit he is quite good in it. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
It's called called Maggie. Aftermath is good as well however... - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
9 years ago, I was making my way from the east coast to WA...to start a new life. I decided to ride over on my motorbike...taking the the long way from Brissy, via Melbourne. North of Adelaide...and I was looking for my next stop for the night...I remember passing the turn-off for Snowtown, and thinking of its grisly fame. And I just kept riding till Port Augusta..
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
Good call I reckon - Posted from rhpmobile
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
Like your list. The Road the novel was also written by Cormac McCarthy who wrote No Country. Both great reads as well. That movie was also brilliant and so emotional. I watched it knowing nothing about it beforehand and it blew me away. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
What a trip! I loved riding pillion on the Goldwing. I thought I'd get my own licence but sadly, with one of my conditions, I'm better off not driving and definitely not riding. 😢😢😢 This thread seems friendlier and less hostile, so can I say that I feel quite isolated and dejected sometimes? I love car rides, love motorbike rides, love long, dirty weekends in the country, and not having someone in my life to travel with and not being able to drive/ride is really really awful. 😟 There... big load off my chest. 😛😏
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RHP User
8 years ago
I've watched both Maggie and Aftermath. I found Maggie to be quite a drag. 😛 I'm quite impatient and not good with dramatic build-up that last 1/2 a century. And forget soaps... they drive me ballistic. 🤣🤣🤣 And reality TV shows like the horrendous Bachelor b.s... I can feel my brain turning to liquid mush. 🤣😝 That's a horror movie of a different category. 🤣 There's another zombie movie kinda like Maggie - The Girl with Gifts. Haven't watched it yet. Not in any hurry to do so. 😜
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RHP User
8 years ago
Almost bought it at BigW yesterday but my tight-fisted internal Financial Controller hollered, "Put that down! Wait for further price drops!" 😜😆 Hmm... maybe a little Defiance is in order? I did just order the Horror movie, Mercy a few mins ago. The Financial Controller appeared to be napping... 🤣😜 Sssshhh...
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happiestcpl
8 years ago
The Others The ThingEvent HorizonRing (Japanese Version)Grudge (Ju-On Japanese Version)RecSevenLet the right one in (Swedish)
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
Just want to say love your posts and your presence. This thread is great. It’s a keeper. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Frankly, a movie like "Cheaper by the dozen" is a horror movie to me :p ;) - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
😢 Thank you so much! I'm mostly under active or passive attack in here so your post made me teary! 😢Thank you for being so kind and loving! 😘
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RHP User
8 years ago
Aaah harharhar! 🤣 What about 101 Dalmatians? 😜
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RHP User
8 years ago
I know what you mean about wanting someone to share your travels( adventures..? ) with.....I'm no different. A while ago, I decided to just do these things.Plan them carefully( that's half the fun ) and execute them. Besides, the months of planning and saving gives friends who want to come along time to get their shit together if they're serious. And since this is about movies...it's like when I first watched Prometheus, and I marvelled at the amazing waterfall scene in the beginning...where the Engineer devolves himself into it, supposedly sparking the first life on Earth, I think. That's a real Fall that, called Dettifoss...in Northern Iceland. A few hours drive from the town of Akureyri, past a shallow lake called Myvatn( where they filmed some GoT.. ), then a walk over a moon-like landscape to this wide, thundering wall of water that tears a canyon through this rocky, barren plain. Quite surreal. Same as when I watched a favourite film of mine, Secret Life of Walter Mitty...and Walter the eternal dreamer( Is that me, perhaps..? ) imagines himself as the exotic arctic adventurer on the magazine cover, rough and grizzled with icicles in his beard as the snow falls gently around him.Did that too( as best I could.. ). I even grew a bit of facial fuzz for the occasion. So far, no friend who's been keen has joined me on an adventure. But, I try to live my dreams if I can.
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RHP User
8 years ago
😃😃😃 Sounds like you are an outdoorsy, call of the wild, rough it out kinda rugged man, Kool. I love the outdoors, but I love my creature comforts too. I saw ... whatchamacallit... caravans? 😛 with storage for a motorbike. That'll be like a dream! Feel the wind in your hair, vroom! vroom! but sleep in plush comfort by night, sheltered from all manner of monsters and creepy crawlies. 😜 That's why horror movies are so important, no? They teach us about werewolves and vampires, zombies and swamp things, Big Foot and trolls... and they also show us how to kill them! 😆
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
Every woman swoons. I’m picturing you on a mountaintop moodily gazing into the distance AKA Aragorn in Lord Of The Rings 😍 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Thought you may have referenced Sean Penn on the mountain capturing the snow leopard in Walter Mitty a fav. of mine too Kool. I relate for I am a Walter Mitty
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
I still haven’t seen Walter Mitty. Sounds like I should 🙂. - Posted from rhpmobile
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kevanfi
8 years ago
If you haven’t seen Wynwood... I think you’re missing out ! Great Aussie zombie movie!!!!! It’s a must see , - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
Quoting 'kevanfi' If you haven’t seen Wynwood... I think you’re missing out ! Great Aussie zombie movie!!!!! It’s a must see , - Posted from rhpmobile Agree, awesome movie!
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EarthQueen
8 years ago
On Netflix. I'm only up to episode 3 but it has me sucked in so far. True Detective - Only seen series 1 though.
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RHP User
8 years ago
From Dusk Till Dawn by Quentin Tarantino... It's shocking, shocking, shocking... and then when you think you know what sort of movie it's going to be, it changes entirely... No spoilers for anyone who hasn't seen it... I'm not a huge horror fan and the too close to real life scenarios are a no no. I saw the original Chainsaw Massacre and still have the scene where one of the women was hung from a huge hook on the door which pierced through her back. I feel sick remembering it. The "Hills Have Eyes" is Out, I have flashbacks from that too, several. "Saw", just no, never took a chance. I do like intrigue and suspense... Cheers
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RHP User
8 years ago
Ooh! True Detective Series 1 & 2 are awesome! 👍 Tell you what's better - The Tunnel Series 1 & 2. The Tunnel refers to the Channel Tunnel aka Chunnel. Series 1 starts with a dead body placed right in the middle. So, half the body was in the UK, 1/2 in France! Wormwood is good!
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sweetgem
8 years ago
I liked the idea that the sister can control the zombies. In concept, she’s a bit like Alice in the Resident Evil movies, a successful genetically modified weapon. - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
I'm a big fan of simple, uplifting movies like Walter Mitty. And others like Invictus, Local Hero, The Martian, Apollo 13, Priscilla, Rocky 1 & 2. They so have a place on my bookshelf...for when I fell like a quick shot of inspiration or feel-good.
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RHP User
8 years ago
Walter Mitty is simply beautiful in so many ways and a freakin' sweet soundtrack. PP cannot put a vote in for True Detective 2nd series, sorry thought it was shite (just let me down) but holy crap wow must see the first if you don't mind dealing with certain topics. Strongly advise reading what it is about as it crosses many boundaries but damn is that not one of the best series to ever come out. Wyrmwood pisscutter of an Aussie flick and so glad a lovely forumite recommended that to me last time I was here.
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sweetgem
8 years ago
Apologies SA 😜 But I enjoyed watching Changeling and Shutter Island, even though I am not a fan of watching dramas :) I especially liked the twist at the end in Shutter Island, and Angelina Jolie did a good job on her character 👍🏼 - Posted from rhpmobile
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RHP User
8 years ago
All good SG and by the way I hope you are okay! Can anyone recommend something offbeat and little known. Horror related of course... - Posted from rhpmobile
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