What are some films/movies you recently found that you've conisder gems. Found this on Netflix. Real spoopy, my dudes.
Hidden Gems
Jonathan Lee
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Jack James
>based on a richard matheson novel
huh
Jaxon Gray
This is actually on Netflix? I literally never found any movie worth watching there so I cancelled my sub.
Brayden Diaz
Yes it is. I founnd it under the horror category. I think I remember it from a yms review of The Haunting and how it was inspired by the movie. Very fuckin suspenseful.
Austin Bailey
dont worry it's probably been taken down by now and replaced with 50 stand up specials
Charles Thompson
classic
Kayden Powell
I'm not sure what the threshold is for a gem. Pic related is a great movie and I've only ever met 2 other people who have seen it. In terms of what Sup Forums thinks is a gem tho, I have no clue.
Christopher Lopez
Super comfy war flick
Daniel White
Obligatory.
Henry Adams
Evan Thompson
I found this for like a dollar at a yard sale
Bretty gud
Jose Phillips
Lincoln Reed
Evan Reed
This was breddy gud
Zachary Butler
Mason Walker
not sure if this is considered a gem but I never hear it being talked about
Christopher Barnes
Fook it. I'll keep going. Some of these will be less Hidden, or less Gem.
Since you're posting some Classic Weaving, try this one on for size.
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Genuinely unnerving.
John Gonzalez
Because it's pretty bad/generic 90's supernatural thriller.
HOWEVER, it does contain fantastic cinematography which was much emulated in it's day.
Kayden Clark
Logan Murphy
dunno about objective quality but I had a blast with it. Sort of like a more modern Hackers
Mason Gomez
Some 80's (maybe early 90's) action cheese with a Sup Forums bent.
Features possibly the funniest pedophile gang rape scene of all time.
David Diaz
If that's only half as good as the poster I'd say it's well worth a look.
Adrian Turner
This is a little less Hidden (GET IT), but I only see it rarely posted on Sup Forums despite it being a fantastic entry in the 80's sci-fi action canon. Surprised it hasn't been remade yet.
Justin Barnes
The Interview is truly magnificent.
Adrian Nelson
Dead Mary (2007)
It sounds bad when you read to synopsis or watch the trailer, but it's really good.
It's Evil Dead with the paranoia of The Thing meets The Big Chill and Dèmoni.
Jonathan Cox
The poster is very misleading. It's a slow burn haunting movie.
Anyway;
Onto the next.
This one is NOT a gem. BUT it's interesting. It's something that should have been really good, but was poorly directed. But there is still a lot of good stuff in there and if you're the right age when you see it, it might work for you.
Christian Anderson
Overselling much? Now I'll have to check it out and be disappointed.
Last one;
This has probably been posted a bunch solely because of the poster. But it's a genuinely good late night movie - despite Ben Stiller claiming it was his worst film. It's definitely not.
Isaiah Gutierrez
and Fifty/Fifty (1992)
cliché plot of 2 mercenaries getting a conscience and helping the locals, but it's with Peter Weller and Robert Hays and they're great and have incredible chemistry together.
Benjamin Hall
Okay, one more;
I don't think this is a gem at all, but for whatever reason whenever I've recommended it to someone on Sup Forums they have liked it.
Isaac Baker
How is not dying and going to hell worse than dying and going to hell?
Dying and going to hell would be an eternal deal, whereas if you went to hell not dead, at least you could look forward to dying.
Josiah Fisher
Hmmm. Haven't seen this one. On the list it goes.
Brandon Ward
If I don't oversell, you'll never watch it. It's low budget and the first part is more character driven. It pays off in the second part.
What if told you is was with Lolita and started with a foot close-up scene?
Grayson Rodriguez
Maybe it's like inception - You're in hell, you die, and then you go to hell within hell, which would conceivably be worse than regular hell.
Maybe the implication is that most people will die past retirement age, therefore they get to live a long life prior to hell, whereas this guy is skipping most of the life and death part and just going straight to hell.
Lots of variables.
Daniel James
Your first pitch was better since I've never b8ted to Dominique Swane(ine?)
Jaxon Rivera
and to top it off and mix both genre:
The Zero Boys (1986)
The trailer is missleading, it's not an action movie. It's a slasher. Pretty good one with some really good cinematography.
Carter Flores
not sure if this is a gem either. Not particularly well made or well shot but comfy as all get out.
Brandon Campbell
I was really let down by The Zero Boys. It had so many good ingredients, but I don't think it really came together. The opening was fucking gold though - Using girlfriends as tradeable goods when gambling.
Ryan Thompson
I like her as a grown up a lot more. She was too thin as a teen for my taste back then.
How about the 2 Exterminator movies?
The first one is great, it's very Death Wish/Mack Bolan/Punisher. The second one is okay but not as good.
Or the movie McBane with Christopher Walken?
Benjamin Stewart
Yeah, seen them and loved them. They were actually immensely popular when I was a kid in the VHS day because of the posters and they had a notoriety for violence.
They were on Eberts "BAN THIS SICK FILTH" lists alongside I Spit On Your Grave and such.
I actually genuinely like them - They have the grime and sleaze of other NYC produced crime/horror flicks from the early 80's, but unlike, say, Combat Shock, the first one is a briskly entertaining action flick. Not as slick as the Death Wish flicks, but still fun.
I've actually never seen McBane OR Remo Williams. Had them on my CG hard drive prior to it crashing. Sucks.
Isaiah Robinson
Remo is great, but very silly in parts. It's a movie where being a master at martial arts makes you able to run on water. The books are better.
Still, the Statue of Liberty fight is great.
McBane was average, but Chris Walken is always fun to watch when he's trying to act like a good guy.
Gavin Barnes
Not sure if Reanimator is considered hidden, but I never hear anyone talk about it
Ian Russell
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Matthew Rivera
Wow that cast!
Nolan Lewis
lurk moar
Isaiah Campbell
...
Samuel Lewis
Growing up watching solely Matthau's comedic movies, seeing him in dramatic roles as a hardboiled gangster is so weird.
Daniel Brown
Check out The Haunting if you enjoyed Hell House. The black and white one, not the shit one with Liam Neesons and Catherine Zeta Jones.
I've seen this a couple times on Sup Forums but I think it's a good rec. It's the first movie from the director of Take Shelter and Mud. It's sort of a revenge story but don't go in expecting a lot of violence. Also, Michael Shannon is great in it like always.