Guess no need to see this
Looks like a Red Box movie but I'd still watch it just not in the cinema.
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Looks like a Red Box movie but I'd still watch it just not in the cinema.
I’m surprised no one listed this short film.
It inspired the full length feature film.
Lights Out
2013
"Lights Out" is a 2013 horror short film directed by David F. Sandberg, who later turned the idea into a full-length movie of the same name in 2016, produced by James Wan.
The short film follows a woman about to go to bed when she notices a dark figure appearing every time she turns off the light. Terrified, she tries to understand what is happening, but every time she turns the light back on, the figure disappears. The film ends with a chilling twist, leaving the viewer with a lingering sense of fear.
It inspired the full length feature film.
Lights Out
2013
"Lights Out" is a 2013 horror short film directed by David F. Sandberg, who later turned the idea into a full-length movie of the same name in 2016, produced by James Wan.
The short film follows a woman about to go to bed when she notices a dark figure appearing every time she turns off the light. Terrified, she tries to understand what is happening, but every time she turns the light back on, the figure disappears. The film ends with a chilling twist, leaving the viewer with a lingering sense of fear.
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I remember seeing a similar short where the apparition(female ghost) got right up in the camera at the very end..dude was smiling thinking he was safe then the second he turned off the light.. AAAAHH!!!
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It seems like it would make a good anthology series if the rest of the stories are as intriguing as those two.
Agreed. I'm still confused on what the big screen version is going to be based on. I read its a remake of the original cult classic and I have also read its based on this comic.
It's the former.. there's actually going to be a tv series based on the comic however
Thank you for clarifying that bro!
Oh. I didn't know there was anything planned with it. It may not adapt well to cinema.
That makes more sense than a film.
Why do you say that so definitively?
Definitively? Do you mean confidently? I mean I did use the word "may." So, I left open the possibility I could be wrong.
I just don't see how a comic that's seems to be an anthology by the description would work well on screen. When have anthologies ever worked as a single film, Cat's Eye or Creepshow?
Edit: Tales From the Hood worked TBF.
True you did say "may". My bad. Its because you were so specific on cinema.
If they follow the comic? I think it would do well.
I LOVE a horror anthology movie.
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I haven't seen most of those but Twilight Zone: The Movie was garbage.I LOVE a horror anthology movie.
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I just believe anthology is just better as a series. No anthology film I seen even comes close to Tales from the Crypt or really any other anthology series. If this comic is as good as the YouTuber makes it out to be, it should get a dedicated series rather than just a single film.
I get it. It is a very difficult format to pull off successfully but when you do? You got a classic thats very re-watchable.
I agree that the comic would be a better series but I could see it easily working as a film if done right.
We will soon see.
What's your favorite anthology horror film? For me, Tales of the Hood still takes the top spot.
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John Goodman Joins Brie Larson In 'Skeletons' Movie
John Goodman has joined Brie Larson in the Sony Pictures thriller movie Skeletons, which is being directed by JT Mollner.
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Another rogue AI/robot horror. Are they trying to tell us something?
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I just unfortunately watched a video of a man being beheaded and the the reaction of bystanders as they watched a man in broad daylight walk out with a bloody machete and a severed head in his hands. They fact that they did not run they were frozen and instead did nothing or only reached for their phones has made me NEVER want to question horror movie logic again.
I just unfortunately watched a video of a man being beheaded and the the reaction of bystanders as they watched a man in broad daylight walk out with a bloody machete and a severed head in his hands. They fact that they did not run they were frozen and instead did nothing or only reached for their phones has made me NEVER want to question horror movie logic again.
Was this like a Saudi-style public execution? If so, those bystanders may have been audience. Regardless beheadings aren't exactly something you see everyday. I can understand the shock.
No it wasnt I don't want to post it here. Its in a thread titled "beheaded" on the main
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