Good Horror Films.

[ntech]

Just thought I'd mention this little bastard.   He screwed with my mind when I was 10.

[MonkMode]

I watched this on Netflix last week. A pretty decent horror movie.

[Video: https://youtu.be/BcDK7lkzzsU]

I was gonna post about this 2022 horror flick, Smile, but I see you already have.

The main character is played by Sosie Bacon, who is Kevin Bacon’s daughter.

[Inspector44]

The best horror flick ever made is called Rock and Roll Nightmare. You are welcome.

[Moon68]

The best horror flick ever made is called Rock and Roll Nightmare. You are welcome.

But...what about the sequel?

[Inspector44]

But...what about the sequel?

I cannot believe they made a second one.

[sahgwa]

I haven't seen it yet, but I got A VHS OF ALL THINGS off ebay,  since only now have they rereleased it on disc (blu ray) and I didnt want to pay more than $20, but I can recommend it already for no more reason than it was reviewed in my friends newsletter (publisher of horror/sci fi/fantasy literature) and everyone there is awesome:

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFsXaU5cNu4]

Reporting back. The film was good. Not great.
Haunting of Julia / Full Circle (1977)

It had one of those things where you are unfortunately having to fill in the motivation and logic yourself sometimes in the hopes that it makes sense.
Since this was going for slow mystery horror vibes, it needed to be a bit tighter on plot. 

I second, or third the recco's of course for THE THING and also ALTERED STATES
I need to get a high quality Bluray of the thing. a thing of THE THING

[UpIsNowDown]

Has The Substance been mentioned, watched it this week and really enjoyed it

many scenes with little dialogue just plenty of body horror


Great performance from Demi and Margaret

[StoutBroux]

The Grudge, 2004 remake, is scary.  The sounds alone are freaky scary.  I watched Midsommar, great movie.  It for sure falls into the horror category but it wasn't scary to me. 

But I gotta say, the Japanese make some seriously scary movies. 

I stay away from the typical grotesque scary movies.  One good scary movie I saw was with Margot Kidder in Black Christmas 1974.  It was freaking scary to me back in the day. IMHO, scary isn't as much about the gore as it is about the edge of your seat anticipation and fear.  Those are truly few and far between. Psycho is one of the scariest and leaves a lasting fear.

[Hookindafoot]

[andy06shake]

I'm re-watching Phantasm, Wishmaster, and Hellraiser movies.