What are some overlooked horror movies?
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What are some overlooked horror movies?
Nolan Williams
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Jeremiah Adams
Bone Tomahawk
Elijah Turner
Did you guys see Creep (2014)? I fucking loved it. It's on Netflix
Ethan Peterson
Inland Empire.
Caleb Martinez
Might have to add that to the list. If you haven't seen it already, watch Pontypool. It's also on Netflips
Isaac Johnson
It's a shame how, as a horror fan, you just have to learn to accept that found-footage is a thing. I'll check that movie out, thanks. It looks good in spite of being Canadian
Nathan Ortiz
Creep's way better than I thought it would be considering how much I hate Mark Duplass' stupid fucking face.
Pontypool is fantastic.
Asher Scott
>I hate Mark Duplass' stupid fucking face.
With you on that one! Paradoxically, I like a good deal of stuff he's been in.
Kevin James
His face is perfect for his role in Creep though
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Parker Rogers
he seems like he's does some fucked up shit in real life
Leo Gomez
Kill List although it doesn't go full horror until the last third or so
Nathan Walker
i watched too much of the league,
thats just pete
Grayson Foster
If it weren't for Elijah Wood the guy who directed this might have never worked again.
Anthony Thomas
>overlooked
Nicholas Carter
Elijah Wood is also supporting the guy who directed this. He really likes horror movies.
Elijah Sullivan
this guy hasn't done anything since this though
Julian Hill
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Luis Flores
He's got a new project starting up now. Hopefully the years in between were spent making sure this one comes out really well.
Jonathan Price
The Borderlands
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Oliver Martinez
Why didn't they just throw a can of paint over the monster in a public area?
Jayden Wood
oh right on
Evan Harris
As much as I dislike the movie I like the director's explanation of the movie running on dream-logic. You know how in dreams you can't run for shit or do anything sensible to get out of trouble? He was going for that feeling.
Doesn't make the movie less of a boring piece of shit but I think it covers the retarded lack of sensible resistance to the problem.
Charles Martinez
Fug yes, the forest scene and everything after gave me a huge smile
Adam Hall
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Aiden Davis
it wouldn't do anything
Nicholas Ross
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Asher Sullivan
That was a weird way to end a movie.
Jonathan Moore
Dark City
Jonathan Howard
bump
Juan Rodriguez
seconded. Decent film based on real (and crass) events.
Carson Harris
They Look Like People
Session 9
Hour Of The Wolf
none of these are superb, but all are interesting in their way.
Also Channel Zero is decent. Story is X-File tier but it is directed in an almost patrician manner.
Kevin Rogers
Oldfag here, I think this one is criminally underrated, its one of the few movies that doesnt actually show you the monster because "it" could be anywhere.
Plus its a real fucking story, if you havent watched this do yourself a favour and get fucking comfy.
Jose Jones
Why didn't she just fuck a robot she knew couldn't get laid otherwise
major plot hole desu
Liam Myers
literally the goat
Nolan Hughes
Dracula's Daughter. It's my favorite Universal monster movie. I can get why it's overlooked, but it ultimately doesn't deserve it. When I see people discuss the Universal movies, it's always Bride of Frankenstein, Dracula, The Mummy, etc. That's fine, but DD at least deserves a mention in that kind of conversation. If Whale directed, it would've been the GOAT.
Benjamin Wilson
I support this notion. Brood is superb.
Joshua Ramirez
Watched this last night actually. Pretty good, but it doesn't really come together all that well until the end.
Alexander Anderson
yeah true, but once it does come together it's really an awesome concept for a horror movie
those mutant kids are freaky as shit too
especially the scene in the school where all the kids are just standing there watching it and crying