(#12) Sorority Row
- Carrie Fisher, Jamie Chung, Audrina Patridge, Rumer Willis, Briana Evigan, Margo Harshman, Matt Lanter, Caroline D'Amore, Julian Morris, Matt O'Leary, Leah Pipes, Maxx Hennard, Debra Gordon
Posted by anonymous:
Okay, its a remake, and okay, it's not up to par with the amazing new infusion of horror that started in 2017 and was CRUSHING it in 2018, but Sorority Row in 2009 was so. much. f***ing. fun.
The characters are HYSTERICAL. Such a great mix of campiness and (attempted) scares. It was still a traditional slasher but the cast was on point, the atmosphere was both comical and full of jump scares (yes cheap, but we're not asking much more of this movie), and holy s*** Leah Pipes as Jessica Pierson was one bad b**** for the ages.
This is totally underrated remake and even Carrie Fisher had a cameo.
(#1) Thirteen Ghosts
- Shannon Elizabeth, Tony Shalhoub, Matthew Lillard, Abraham Murphy, Rah Digga, Embeth Davidtz, Laura Mennell, Craig Olejnik, J. R. Bourne, C. Ernst Harth, Matthew Harrison, John DeSantis, Xantha Radley, Charles Andre, Herbert Duncanson, Alec Roberts, Jacob Rupp, Daniel Wesley, Shawna Loyer, Mikhael Speidel, Laurie Soper, Shayne Wyler, Kathryn Anderson, Mike Crestejo, Aubrey Culp
Posted by u/SordidSplendor:
I loved it when I was younger, and rewatching it, I’m surprised by how much I still really enjoy it. Tony Shalhoub, Matthew Lillard and Embeth Davidtz give great performances, the effects are great and still hold up (Greg Nicotero worked on the film, which was cool to see), it’s gory, the ghosts have great designs, and... that Tricky song. Sure, it’s a bit cheesy at times, and Bobby is an annoying little d***, but it’s a lot of fun. If you haven’t seen it, I recommend giving it a watch.
(#13) The Wicker Man
- Nicolas Cage, James Franco, Leelee Sobieski, Ellen Burstyn, Aaron Eckhart, Frances Conroy, Molly Parker, Christa Campbell, Emily Holmes, Diane Delano, Kate Beahan, Tania Saulnier, Matthew Walker, Mary Black, Erika-Shaye Gair, Christine Willes, Michael Wiseman, Zemphira Gosling, George Murphy
Posted by u/pvhc47:
Wow, this is a bad movie. I know that. I embrace that... But by God is it funny.
I still don't understand why it was greenlit or why somebody during the making of the movie didn't realize just how terrible it was. Either way, the amount of times I've put this movie on with my friends just for a laugh is insane. It's so quotable, too. Nicolas Cage is a worldwide treasure... To sum up, this is the perfect case of a movie being so, SO bad...that it becomes EPIC...
(#7) Alien 3
- Sigourney Weaver, Charles Dance, Paul McGann, Pete Postlethwaite, Charles S. Dutton, Lance Henriksen, Holt McCallany, Ralph Brown, Brian Glover, Danny Webb, Christopher Fairbank, Peter Guinness, Leon Herbert, Christopher John Fields
Posted by anonymous:
It is horrifying. Ripley's situation is desperate, her condition (of carrying within her what she hates and has tried to escape) is unnerving, and of course her sudden, violent loss of Newt and Hicks is devastating.
Its alien is horrifying. The alien seems to me the embodiment of a nightmare, a contradiction: biological and mechanical, masculine and feminine, violent and graceful, from us but not of us, emotional and yet cruel, human-like and yet utterly alien. The third movie adds the idea of the "dragon", an implacable enemy whose nature is forever opposed to humanity, especially as embodied in Ripley.
It is the perfect conclusion to the story, which from the start was nihilistic. The alien relentlessly strips from Ripley all those she has loved--the crew of the Nostromo, Hicks, Newt, Clemens--and it even destroys her own body, her motherhood. Ripley recognizes this when she speaks to the alien--"You've been in my life so long, I can't remember anything else"--yet she remains human in the face of the alien (literally!). This knowledge does not destroy her. She knows what she must do. She is steadfast to the very end.
(#14) Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
- Kelly Hu, Kane Hodder, David Jacox, Peter Mark Richman, Ken Kirzinger, Saffron Henderson, Gordon Currie, Martin Cummins, Michael Benyaer, Alex Diakun, Scott Reeves, Warren Munson, Jasper Cole, Vince Cupone, Fred Henderson, Jensen Daggett, Tiffany Paulsen, Roger Barnes, Sharlene Martin, Tim Mirkovich, David Longworth, Sam Sarkar, Vincent Craig Dupree, Barbara Bingham, Peggy Hedden, Amber Pawlick, Todd Shaffer, Ace
Posted by u/mutent92:
Jason Takes Manhattan is probably maybe favorite of the Friday Franchise. I completely understand how most were let down with the movie only being in New York for basically only 1/3 of it. We all know the potential it could have had having all of the scenes in New York. But I won't judge the movie off of its potential, I'll judge it off of its actual content, and the content is actually great!
It personally has the best acting for me. The story is a little slower and awkward, but I loved that... it seemed more down to earth. All the scenes with kid Jason are legitimately disturbing. It reminded me of sort of a rated R goosebumps. The soundtrack is top notch. All the 80s pop rock, "The Darkest Side of the Night" being played in the intro and the outro while showing [views] of New York (or Vancouver) gave me chills. My only main complaint are the kills aren't as interesting as past ones, [but] they're still enjoyable nonetheless.
Since the movie was about high school graduates on a cruise ship, I sincerely believe had they subtitled it something else like "Jason takes Prom Night", while leaving the astonishing last half hour in New York as a secret surprise, this would be regarded as the best film in the franchise. Just my humble opinion.
(#15) A Serbian Film
- Jelena Gavrilovic, Srđan Todorović, Sergej Trifunović, Ana Sakic, Nenad Herakovic, Katarina Zutic, Slobodan Beštić, Lena Bogdanovic, Natasa Miljus, Luka Mijatovic, Marina Savic, Lidija Pletl, Tanja Divnic, Miodrag Krcmarik, Andela Nenadovic
Posted by u/Trompdoy:
I enjoyed A Serbian Film. I'm a fan of extreme cinema, and it's nice to see an extreme film that is competently made, decently [filmed], with a compelling plot and characters, a good score and much-needed touches of humor here and there. I can understand if others don't agree with that assessment, and that's fine.
A Serbian Film has value to me as an experience in extreme emotion. When I watch films like this I go in wanting and expecting to see and feel things I've never seen nor felt before whilst watching a movie... brutal scenes that challenge me on an emotional level or even challenge me just to keep watching. I acknowledge that there are films where the goal is simply "we want to make you squirm a whole hell of a lot." Not everything has to have a deep plot with intent to tell a complex story. It's okay and valid for a film to focus primarily on the emotions it creates in the viewer, even if those emotions are overwhelmingly negative.
I do think the director's justification for the film's depravity is probably mostly bull****, but it seems very clear that his intent was rooted in a desire to make the audience feel deeply uncomfortable, revolted and shocked, all of which are integral parts of the horror genre. Horror isn't just about what scares you, it can also be about what haunts and repulses and disturbs you.
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From black and white movies in the 1960s to 3D movies in recent years, filmmakers have tried their best to scare the audience, whether it is monsters, psychological pressure, perverted murderers, disasters, etc. all can be the subject of horror movies. In countless horror movies, it takes a lot of strength to stand out, but there are many ways to make horror fans like it. Some horror movies that have been rated as the worst still have a large number of fans.
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