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Looks like the near mythical rumors were true after all these years.
Clive Barker's Nightbreed: The Cabal Cut teaser
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Considering the lost archive footage was sourced from a couple of VHS tapes, I doubt we'll ever get a pristine print of Clive Barker's film anywhere. Doesn't put me off one bit though.
Clive Barker's Nightbreed: The Cabal Cut teaser
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Considering the lost archive footage was sourced from a couple of VHS tapes, I doubt we'll ever get a pristine print of Clive Barker's film anywhere. Doesn't put me off one bit though.
First official trailer for Dario Argento's Dracula 3D.
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Hauer's take on Van Helsing has enough potential to give Hopkins' over the top performance a run for it's money. Terrible CGI effects aside, the rest of the trailer doesn't really capture the gothic vibe I would expect considering the subject matter in question and the less said about Thomas Kretschmann the better. This film looks like it's made for TV. Still going to watch it as I'll no doubt find some unintentional entertainment value like Argento's other post nineties work, especially so when going in with very low expectations.
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Hauer's take on Van Helsing has enough potential to give Hopkins' over the top performance a run for it's money. Terrible CGI effects aside, the rest of the trailer doesn't really capture the gothic vibe I would expect considering the subject matter in question and the less said about Thomas Kretschmann the better. This film looks like it's made for TV. Still going to watch it as I'll no doubt find some unintentional entertainment value like Argento's other post nineties work, especially so when going in with very low expectations.
This'll probably get taken down off the net quick.
Maniac teaser. Actually looks really awesome.
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Maniac teaser. Actually looks really awesome.
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I went to a pre-screening of Chernobyl Diaries yesterday, assuming it was a documentary... Obviously it wasn't...
I'm not a horror movie buff by any means but some quick thoughts: Awesome setting, but the writing in this movie is dumber than anything I've seen in a while with some terrible plot-holes and the characters really go out of their way to keep getting in trouble. I kept crawling in my seat mumbling "wtf... oh, come on man..." towards the end, it got really agonizing at points. In short: dumb movie, cool setting, pretty scary but underwhelming when you think back on all the sloppy writing.
I'm not a horror movie buff by any means but some quick thoughts: Awesome setting, but the writing in this movie is dumber than anything I've seen in a while with some terrible plot-holes and the characters really go out of their way to keep getting in trouble. I kept crawling in my seat mumbling "wtf... oh, come on man..." towards the end, it got really agonizing at points. In short: dumb movie, cool setting, pretty scary but underwhelming when you think back on all the sloppy writing.
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I really did, I'd never heard anything about it and was just offered the pre-screening (just started working in a movie theater). Can't say it was too crazy expecting a gloomy documentary but it was cool to switch frame of mind as the movie started.
It was entertaining for sure and when there's that much tension there's no time to gripe about writing... Then it ended in a pretty stylish fashion and people seemed excited. The movie's probably great for what it is and you should trust them more as I'm not usually into horror movies tbh. I just think for a movie to be truly great there shouldn't be too many apparent flaws in logic etc.
It was entertaining for sure and when there's that much tension there's no time to gripe about writing... Then it ended in a pretty stylish fashion and people seemed excited. The movie's probably great for what it is and you should trust them more as I'm not usually into horror movies tbh. I just think for a movie to be truly great there shouldn't be too many apparent flaws in logic etc.
Total Film just published their worst Horror movie sequels list and it's mostly wack as hell. Presented a la Complex repetitive strain injury style, I took the time to post the whole list to save anyone else the bother.
http://www.totalfilm.com/features/50-wo ... e-sequels/
ג¢ How the hell is Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning so high on the list and Jason Goes To Hell or Jason X are nowhere to been seen?
ג¢ Poltergeist II makes the cut when the total abomination that is the third film does not?
ג¢ Fright Night 2, WTF?
ג¢ How the hell are you gonna hate on the Hills Have Eyes 2 when it has a dog having a flashback to the first film?
ג¢ Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth is indeed the series jumped the shark, but damn them for not including the even shittier follow-up films.
http://www.totalfilm.com/features/50-wo ... e-sequels/
A few major gripes:50 .Creepshow III (2006)
49. King Kong Lives (1986)
48. The Stepfather 3: Father's Day (1992)
47. Boogeyman II (1983)
46. Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 (1987)
45. Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)
44. The Amityville Curse (1990)
43. Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000)
42. The Birds II: Land's End (1994)
41. Omen IV: The Awakening (1991)
40. Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation (1995)
39. Return Of The Living Dead: Rave To The Grave (2005)
38. Saw III (2006)
37. Sorority House Massacre 2 (1990)
36. From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangmanגs Daughter (1999)
35. The Hills Have Eyes II (1985)
34. Lake Placid 3 (2010)
33. Prom Night IV: Deliver Us From Evil (1992)
32. Sometimes They Come Back... For More (1998)
31. Wishmaster 3: Beyond the Gates of Hell (2001)
30. Witchboard III: The Possession (1995)
29. Anaconda III (2008)
28. Seed of Chucky (2004)
27. The Fly II (1989)
26. Lost Boys: The Tribe (2008)
25. Troll 2 (1990)
24. A Return To Salemגs Lot (1987)
23. The Wicker Tree (2010)
22. Fright Night Part 2 (1988)
21. Jack Frost 2: Revenge Of The Mutant Killer Snowman (2000)
20. Return To Sleepaway Camp (2008)
19. Blade: Trinity (2004)
18. Candyman: Day Of The Dead (1999)
17. Leprechaun 4: In Space (1997)
16. Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (1992)
15. Pumpkinhead: Ashes to Ashes (2006)
14. Halloween: Resurrection (2002)
13. Pet Semetary II (1992)
12. American Psycho II: All American Girl (2002)
11. Critters 2 (1988)
10. The Ring Two (2005)
09. The Rage: Carrie 2 (1999)
08. Poltergeist II: The Other Side (1986)
07. Jaws: The Revenge (1987)
06. Howling II: Your Sister Is a Werewolf (1985)
05. Child's Play 3 (1991)
04. Freddyגs Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991)
03. Friday The 13th Part V: A New Beginning (1985)
02. AVP: Requiem (2007)
01. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)
ג¢ How the hell is Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning so high on the list and Jason Goes To Hell or Jason X are nowhere to been seen?
ג¢ Poltergeist II makes the cut when the total abomination that is the third film does not?
ג¢ Fright Night 2, WTF?
ג¢ How the hell are you gonna hate on the Hills Have Eyes 2 when it has a dog having a flashback to the first film?
ג¢ Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth is indeed the series jumped the shark, but damn them for not including the even shittier follow-up films.
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Knew about Cockneys Vs Zombies being in production quite some time ago and didn't expect much. Trailer caught me by surprise as it looks like a lot of fun, doubt it'll be as good as Shaun of the Dead or Attack the Block, but you never know. At the very least it'll be a refresher course in cockney rhyming slang.
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Apparently the big hits of last weekend's Frightfest.
American Mary
Sleep Tight
Chained
Maniac
American Mary
Sleep Tight
Chained
Maniac
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Did not have a clue about this film until only very recently. Looks like a lovingly surreal homage to Italian horror of the seventies. Has massive potential to be the next Amer.
Berberian Sound Studio
Mark Kermode's review has me completely sold. http://youtu.be/Zfl7lyMje78
Berberian Sound Studio
A sound engineer's work for an Italian horror studio becomes a terrifying case of life imitating art.
Mark Kermode's review has me completely sold. http://youtu.be/Zfl7lyMje78
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Looks good for sure. I was actually wondering why there aren't more gialli-homages being made. There's a huge market for it and the psycho-sexual overtones are about as contemporary as you can get. The new De Palma looks like another one. The Amer-couple is working on a new one last I heard.
Don't remember if I've posted about it before, but there's only a month til Kotoko gets released. Looks scary as fuck, Tsukamoto-films can really get under your skin and this looks more disturbing that anything else I've seen from him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILChkxK-w70
Don't remember if I've posted about it before, but there's only a month til Kotoko gets released. Looks scary as fuck, Tsukamoto-films can really get under your skin and this looks more disturbing that anything else I've seen from him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILChkxK-w70
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Supposedly a direct sequel to the '74 classic. Can't say I'm too impressed with this trailer as it looks generic as hell.
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Who Can Kill A Child? is one of the best killer kiddie flicks of all time. FACT.
Here's the trailer for the forthcoming remake, Come Out And Play:
Gory screenshots from the remake are all over the 'net.
Here's the trailer for the forthcoming remake, Come Out And Play:
Gory screenshots from the remake are all over the 'net.
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come out and play looks interesting, i need to see the og
tcm3d looks like the remake and new beginning, weak
tcm3d looks like the remake and new beginning, weak
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Totally agree with you about "Who Can Kill a Child", great fucking film.Spartan wrote:Who Can Kill A Child? is one of the best killer kiddie flicks of all time. FACT.
Here's the trailer for the forthcoming remake, Come Out And Play:
Gory screenshots from the remake are all over the 'net.
I'm interested to see the remake. The usual "why?" question always comes to mind, but it sounds like they'll be a bit less psychological, faster paced, and more gory.
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Have to say, I bought Who Can Kill A Child a year or two ago and while its a good movie, I don't think it's a top tier horror.
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Damn, son.
So, anyway. Maxim's 66 Best Horror Films You've Never Seen:
Brain Dead - 2007
Big Tits Zombie
Deep River Savages
Psychos in Love
The Innocents
Vampyres
The Long Island Cannibal Massacre
Dahmer Vs. Gacy
Raw Meat - 1973
Black Christmas - Real One
Theatre of Blood
Vampire Girl Vs. Frankenstein Girl
Pulse - Real one
The Seventh Curse
The Shiver of the Vampires
The Quatermass Xperiment
Deathdream
Attack of the Beast Creatures
Contamination .7
High Tension
The Bleeding House
The Midnight Meat Train
Cannibal Holocaust
Inseminoid
Martyrs
Dog Soldiers
Sleepaway Camp
Bloody Pit of Horror
The Pit
Microwave Massacre
Eyes Without a Face
I Saw The Devil
The remaining were listed as "What Scares The Guys Who Scare Us"
Clive Barker
-Don't Look Now
-Le Sang des Betes (Blood of the Beasts)
-Education For Death
-Ataque de Panico!
-Eyes Without a Face
Guillermo Del Toro
-Kuroneko
-L'Arcano Incantatore (Arcane Sorcerer)
-Onibaba
-La Residencia (The House That Screamed)
-El DIa de la Bestia (The Day of the Beast)
Rich Wolf (Editor from Obscure Horror.com)
-Session 9
-May
-Ravenous
-Hell is Full
-Frayed
Darren Lynn Bousman
-The Lost
-We Need To Talk About Kevin
Rob Zombie
-Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
-Martin
-Daughters of Darkness
-Spider Baby
-The Last Man on Earth
Robert Englund
-Sisters
-Kill List
-The Devil's Backbone
-Behind The Mask
Tom Six
-The Shining
-Salo
-The Blair Witch Project
Seen about 90% of them and @ Tom Six's list of films.
So, anyway. Maxim's 66 Best Horror Films You've Never Seen:
Brain Dead - 2007
Big Tits Zombie
Deep River Savages
Psychos in Love
The Innocents
Vampyres
The Long Island Cannibal Massacre
Dahmer Vs. Gacy
Raw Meat - 1973
Black Christmas - Real One
Theatre of Blood
Vampire Girl Vs. Frankenstein Girl
Pulse - Real one
The Seventh Curse
The Shiver of the Vampires
The Quatermass Xperiment
Deathdream
Attack of the Beast Creatures
Contamination .7
High Tension
The Bleeding House
The Midnight Meat Train
Cannibal Holocaust
Inseminoid
Martyrs
Dog Soldiers
Sleepaway Camp
Bloody Pit of Horror
The Pit
Microwave Massacre
Eyes Without a Face
I Saw The Devil
The remaining were listed as "What Scares The Guys Who Scare Us"
Clive Barker
-Don't Look Now
-Le Sang des Betes (Blood of the Beasts)
-Education For Death
-Ataque de Panico!
-Eyes Without a Face
Guillermo Del Toro
-Kuroneko
-L'Arcano Incantatore (Arcane Sorcerer)
-Onibaba
-La Residencia (The House That Screamed)
-El DIa de la Bestia (The Day of the Beast)
Rich Wolf (Editor from Obscure Horror.com)
-Session 9
-May
-Ravenous
-Hell is Full
-Frayed
Darren Lynn Bousman
-The Lost
-We Need To Talk About Kevin
Rob Zombie
-Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
-Martin
-Daughters of Darkness
-Spider Baby
-The Last Man on Earth
Robert Englund
-Sisters
-Kill List
-The Devil's Backbone
-Behind The Mask
Tom Six
-The Shining
-Salo
-The Blair Witch Project
Seen about 90% of them and @ Tom Six's list of films.
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Yeah it might just have been the mood I was in but I hated the couple so much that I was rooting for them to die the whole time and that made the actual horror aspects of the film ineffective. It's well-made and memorable but didn't suck me into its world.
Horror seems like the genre that there is the least amount of consensus on as far as what's good and what's shit.
That Maxim list is all over the place. It's wierd seeing dead-ass classics like The Innocents and Eyes Without A Face next to trash like Inseminoid (I don't mean that as a slight).
Isn't there a longer unedited cut of Raw Meat out there?
Horror seems like the genre that there is the least amount of consensus on as far as what's good and what's shit.
That Maxim list is all over the place. It's wierd seeing dead-ass classics like The Innocents and Eyes Without A Face next to trash like Inseminoid (I don't mean that as a slight).
Isn't there a longer unedited cut of Raw Meat out there?
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Giallo Fever playing in NYC this wk. Titles:
BIRD WITH CRYSTAL PLUMAGE
THE GIRL WHO KNEW TOO MUCH aka THE EVIL EYE
THE HOUSE OF THE LAUGHING WINDOWS
DON’T TORTURE A DUCKLING
THE STRANGE VICE OF MRS. WARDH
DEEP RED
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO SOLANGE?
A QUIET PLACE IN THE COUNTRY
PERVERSION STORY aka ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER
BLOOD AND BLACK LACE
http://anthologyfilmarchives.org/film_s ... ries/39659
Seen Quiet Place, Deep Red and Plumage. What's good, rare, overrated, etc?
BIRD WITH CRYSTAL PLUMAGE
THE GIRL WHO KNEW TOO MUCH aka THE EVIL EYE
THE HOUSE OF THE LAUGHING WINDOWS
DON’T TORTURE A DUCKLING
THE STRANGE VICE OF MRS. WARDH
DEEP RED
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO SOLANGE?
A QUIET PLACE IN THE COUNTRY
PERVERSION STORY aka ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER
BLOOD AND BLACK LACE
http://anthologyfilmarchives.org/film_s ... ries/39659
Seen Quiet Place, Deep Red and Plumage. What's good, rare, overrated, etc?
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I dunno, I have the DVD under it's British title, Death Line. Have no idea if that's a longer cut than the US print. Creep seriously ripped that film off.Tommy Bunz wrote: Horror seems like the genre that there is the least amount of consensus on as far as what's good and what's shit.
That Maxim list is all over the place. It's wierd seeing dead-ass classics like The Innocents and Eyes Without A Face next to trash like Inseminoid (I don't mean that as a slight).
Isn't there a longer unedited cut of Raw Meat out there?
Did you seriously diss Inseminoid?
Personally find Plumage and the rest of the Animals Trilogy a little overrated. Deep Red and Tenebre are the worthy Argento gialli.aleph wrote:Giallo Fever playing in NYC this wk. Titles:
BIRD WITH CRYSTAL PLUMAGE
THE GIRL WHO KNEW TOO MUCH aka THE EVIL EYE
THE HOUSE OF THE LAUGHING WINDOWS
DON’T TORTURE A DUCKLING
THE STRANGE VICE OF MRS. WARDH
DEEP RED
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO SOLANGE?
A QUIET PLACE IN THE COUNTRY
PERVERSION STORY aka ONE ON TOP OF THE OTHER
BLOOD AND BLACK LACE
http://anthologyfilmarchives.org/film_s ... ries/39659
Seen Quiet Place, Deep Red and Plumage. What's good, rare, overrated, etc?
Go see, Blood & Black Lace, Solange, Duckling. Girl Who Knew Too Much is also worth watching.
Mrs Wardh is worth checking for Edwige Fenech.
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Spartan did you not see the parentheses? I meant trash in as loving a way as possible. I'd place it somewhere between Forbidden World and Creature on the trashy but fun alien horror scale.
I really like The Girl Who Knew Too Much. It's like a very violent Hitchcock movie. Some gorgeous B&W cinematography too from what I remember.
I really like The Girl Who Knew Too Much. It's like a very violent Hitchcock movie. Some gorgeous B&W cinematography too from what I remember.
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Spartan wrote:Personally find Plumage and the rest of the Animals Trilogy a little overrated. Deep Red and Tenebre are the worthy Argento gialli.
Go see, Blood & Black Lace, Solange, Duckling. Girl Who Knew Too Much is also worth watching.
Mrs Wardh is worth checking for Edwige Fenech.
True, I found Plumage to be not bad but unexceptional. Quiet Place was good but not really Giallo. Will keep these in mind, thanks as usualTommy Bunz wrote:I really like The Girl Who Knew Too Much. It's like a very violent Hitchcock movie. Some gorgeous B&W cinematography too from what I remember.
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THE HOUSE OF THE LAUGHING WINDOWS is also very good IMO, but not really much of a giallo. It's more like a paced, psychological horror.
As for Argento I don't think Opera is to be missed.
As for Argento I don't think Opera is to be missed.
It's not a violent movie at all.Tommy Bunz wrote: I really like The Girl Who Knew Too Much. It's like a very violent Hitchcock movie. Some gorgeous B&W cinematography too from what I remember.
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