Ultimate Horror Film Thread
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Speaking of vampires, I'll be watching Nosferatu pretty soon. Im curious to see how it is.
I hate that franchise. The film quality is so dark you could argue all of the violence was off-screen.
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One of my favorite films. The US remake wasn't that good. That said, most of the violence is unseen mostly just the aftermath.
It seems ppl were too pussy to post the whole scene but not long after this clip ends, the monster was shown holding the little girl's head.
Ehhhh Dracula 90 did it better.. seems a lil similar but not as well made.. it’s not in my top 5 or 10.. in fact I don’t think I will ever rewatch it… my fault I thought I was responding to your nosferatu comment.. I’m talking about the new version
Wasn’t even a horror film and more kids got merked.. in fact that car scene remind me of piggy dying.. but piggy dying was more unexpected.. it was so out of nowhere I started cracking up when I first saw it
Piggy got it and weird Simon got stabbed to death
By the way 1 of the few movies, where the movie was better than the book.. I love the humanity and how it can be corrupted aspect of this flick
There's so much violence against children in it that if Stephen King's IT were faithfully adapted, you'd probably go crazy.
The book opens with Pennywise drowning a 3-year-old in the toilet, he kills Bill's 6-year-old brother by pulling his arm clean off, he pulls the head off one kid when he's in the form of the Gilman from The Creature from the Black Lagoon, pulls another kid's head off as Frankenstein, attacks a middle schooler by turning into flying leeches and sucking the fluid out of his eyeballs, one elementary age kid is murdered by his stepfather by being beat on the head with a hammer, and Pennywise frames the main bully by planting the panties of a little girl he murdered in the bully's bedroom.
The book opens with Pennywise drowning a 3-year-old in the toilet, he kills Bill's 6-year-old brother by pulling his arm clean off, he pulls the head off one kid when he's in the form of the Gilman from The Creature from the Black Lagoon, pulls another kid's head off as Frankenstein, attacks a middle schooler by turning into flying leeches and sucking the fluid out of his eyeballs, one elementary age kid is murdered by his stepfather by being beat on the head with a hammer, and Pennywise frames the main bully by planting the panties of a little girl he murdered in the bully's bedroom.
Mikey was a kid himself. It's like The Good Son.
I'm not sure agree that the movie was better but it's been awhile since I've read it and can't genuinely argue the point.
Saw the movie way b4 I had to read the book.. had to read the book in 7th or 8th grade for my English class.. all I can remember me thinking thank God I seen the movie cause this book bored the shit out of me.. I got an a for that book assignment and test thanks to the movie . Everyone else in class was struggling to get through that shit.. than I looked out and told everyone if they can go rent it or something you can breeze through this segment.. everyone in class thanked me for that cheat code.. I remember that big time back in the days how I loved the movie but didn't care for the book
I still never seen the original series and never read the book.. saw the first movie but never got around to see part 2.. will watch the prequel series when it comes outThere's so much violence against children in it that if Stephen King's IT were faithfully adapted, you'd probably go crazy.
The book opens with Pennywise drowning a 3-year-old in the toilet, he kills Bill's 6-year-old brother by pulling his arm clean off, he pulls the head off one kid when he's in the form of the Gilman from The Creature from the Black Lagoon, pulls another kid's head off as Frankenstein, attacks a middle schooler by turning into flying leeches and sucking the fluid out of his eyeballs, one elementary age kid is murdered by his stepfather by being beat on the head with a hammer, and Pennywise frames the main bully by planting the panties of a little girl he murdered in the bully's bedroom.
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Kid got merked in the blobThere's so much violence against children in it that if Stephen King's IT were faithfully adapted, you'd probably go crazy.
The book opens with Pennywise drowning a 3-year-old in the toilet, he kills Bill's 6-year-old brother by pulling his arm clean off, he pulls the head off one kid when he's in the form of the Gilman from The Creature from the Black Lagoon, pulls another kid's head off as Frankenstein, attacks a middle schooler by turning into flying leeches and sucking the fluid out of his eyeballs, one elementary age kid is murdered by his stepfather by being beat on the head with a hammer, and Pennywise frames the main bully by planting the panties of a little girl he murdered in the bully's bedroom.
It definitely may have been a boring book but were you into reading when you were in 7th or 8th grade? Because middle schoolers who aren't into reading will prefer pretty much any movie over a book if given the chance. That's especially the case if the book is assigned reading.
Well, there's that book/movie subject again.
In this case, none of the adaptations I've seen hold a candle to the book. The original series is worth seeing even if it's dated. Tim Curry's performance as Pennywise is sensational. The first of the new movies is pretty good but I can't remember if I even finished watching part 2. I'm curious to see how the HBO series will be.
I won awards for reading when I was in elementary... I would breeze through books in a few days, even use to get free memberships for magazines and get coupons to order books.. mom build a library in my crib ever since I was a baby, so definitely was into books
It occured to me that when we talk about kids getting merked in horror, we really only care about little kids. Horror fans, slasher fans in particular, revel in the idea of teens getting slaughtered even if they're technically still minors.
Did you have a favorite book/s back then? I enjoyed the Goosebumps books when I was in late elementary/middle school. I wouldn't have said they were better than the show, just different. As far as stuff I read in class, I enjoyed short stories like Flowers for Algernon, The Scarlet Ibis, The Phantom Tollbooth and some others.
Like I mentioned earlier Freddy literally killed teenagers/ under age teenagers throughout his films.. even in part 6 they went as far as saying there were no more kids in certain parts of America cause he killed them all.. part 1 they were all highschool kids, part 2 also, part 4 also, part 6 wiping out whole towns. he was a pedo and kid killer
Depends on what age you talking about.. I liked the chocolate wars, scary movies to tell in the dark part 1 and 2, maniac magee
That would be hard as hellSome of Y`all real deal Tru Horror Fans post Y`all all time top 10 list ....
But Friday the 13 part 6 and nightmare on elm Street 4 are hands down my fave Jason and Freddy movies, if I got to go with 1 vampire movie it has to be lost boys, if I had to go 1 werewolf movie American werewolf in London, the thing is sci fi greatness
I posted my list when I made the thread. I could update it though...Some of Y`all real deal Tru Horror Fans post Y`all all time top 10 list ....
yeah i`m doing research for my horror theme in the movie section ..
gonna take everybody 10 compare them and then start with the movies that are listed the most ...
Bro as my friend and brother. First can you please not turn this into a thread devoted to images of hurt kids.
the people I was talking to directly @therealjondoe @Piff Henderson got my point and understood it. I see you not catching what I'm saying which is fine. They got it so we good.
But posting all that aint necessary and isn't even what I was talking about specifically.
Don't be stealing our shit for your thread ninjayeah i`m doing research for my horror theme in the movie section ..
gonna take everybody 10 compare them and then start with the movies that are listed the most ...
I want to revisit the anthology conversation we started a few pages back. There's a a few horror anthologies I have to catch up on but I'm a fan of Tales from the Crypt, Creepshow, Goosebumps (technically was an anthology), and Tales from the Darkside.
You got another text btw
Haven't seen the VHS series but you pretty much named the ones worth mentioning... They failed the scary movies to tell in the dark anthology.. liked the book didn't care for the movie
Satanic Hispanics has a few good segments
One of them is by the director of Terrified
