Horror 2017

[Mockingjay Raphael]

On 22/02/2017 at 7:41 PM, JohnnyGossamer said:

The Witch, no?

 

The Witch has 91%, while It Follows has 97%. 

[Mockingjay Raphael]

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I needed to do this, this is such an unique moment for the genre, guys.  

[DMan7]

4 minutes ago, Mockingjay Raphael said:

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I needed to do this, this is such an unique moment for the genre, guys.  

 

You needn't close off your porn tabs before making the snapshot of your desktop though. 

[Mockingjay Raphael]

Just now, DMan7 said:

 

You needn't close off your porn tabs before making the snapshot of your desktop though. 

 

None of this is porn, haha. I forgot to close these tabs indeed, because I was just shaking when I saw that score to do anything else.  

[DMan7]

Another note on the RT score, nearly all the top critics has reviewed the movie 35 so far. There are normally like a lil over 50 top critics sometimes less than even 35 for some movies.

[Krissykins]

Just back from A Cure For Wellness, boring! Far too long. 

 

Hoping that Get Out will be the first horror that impresses me this year. Need to wait til 17th March  

[Mockingjay Raphael]

We're living in the Golden Age for Horror movies.

[Krissykins]

Update:

 

Underworld: Blood Wars
06/01/2017
Opening Weekend: $13,700,000
Domestic Total: $30,300,000
Worldwide Total: $80,000,000

 

The Bye Bye Man 
13/01/2017
Opening Weekend: $13,500,000
Domestic Total: $22,400,000
Worldwide Total: $24,600,000

 

Split
20/01/2017
Opening Weekend: $40,010,975
Domestic Total: $130,800,000
Worldwide Total: $221,700,000

 

Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
27/01/2017
Opening Weekend: $13,600,000
Domestic Total: $26,700,000
Worldwide Total: $238,700,000

 

Rings 
03/02/2017
Opening Weekend: $13,000,000
Domestic Total: $27,300,000
Worldwide Total: $75,000,000

 

A Cure for Wellness

17/02/2017

Opening Weekend: $4,400,000
Domestic Total: $7,500,000
Worldwide Total: $16,600,000

 

Get Out

24/02/2017 

Opening Weekend: $33,400,000
Domestic Total: $33,400,000
Worldwide Total: $33,400,000

 

[Krissykins]

Domestic: $278,400,000

Worldwide: $689,100,000

[Krissykins]

Here's a wee look back in time:

 

2016
The Conjuring 2 $320,300,000

Don't Breathe $157,000,000

Lights Out $148,900,000

The Shallows $119,100,000

The Purge: Election Year $118,400,000

Ouija: Origin of Evil $81,500,000

The Boy $64,200,000
Blair Witch $45,000,000
The Witch $40,400,000
The Forest $37,600,000

The Darkness $10,700,000

Total: $1,143,200,000
 

2015
Insidious Chapter 3 $117,500,000
The Visit $97,000,000
Poltergeist $95,800,000
Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension $78,000,000
Crimson Peak $74,000,000
Krampus $61,500,000
Unfriended $58,400,000
The Gallows $38,000,000
The Woman In Black 2: Angel of Death $37,000,000
The Lazarus Effect $36,100,000
Sinister 2 $32,300,000
It Follows $16,500,000
The Green Inferno $8,500,000

Total: $750,600,000

 

2014
Annabelle $257,000,000
The Purge: Anarchy $110,600,000
Ouija $103,500,000
Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones $90,900,000
Deliver Us From Evil $87,900,000
Oculus $44,600,000
As Above So Below $40,200,000
Devil's Due $35,000,000
The Quiet Ones $17,800,000

Total: $787,500,000

 

2013
World War Z $540,000,000
The Conjuring $316,700,000
Insidious Chapter 2 $158,300,000
Mama $146,400,000
Evil Dead $97,500,000
The Purge $89,300,000
Carrie $82,400,000
Texas Chainsaw $47,000,000
You're Next $26,800,000
Dark Skies $26,400,000
The Last Exorcism Part 2 $24,100,000
Total Worldwide: $1,014,300,000 (without World War Z)

 

2012
Resident Evil: Retribution $221,800,000
Underworld: Awakening $160,100,000
Paranormal Activity 4 $142,400,000
The Woman In Black $127,700,000
Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter $116,000,000
The Devil Inside $101,400,000
Sinister $87,700,000
The Possession $79,500,000
The Cabin in the Woods $68,000,000
Silent Hill: Revelations 3D $50,600,000
House at the End of the Street $40,500,000
Chernobyl Diaries $36,600,000
The Raven $26,700,000
Silent House $15,500,000
The Apparition $11,400,000
The Collection $10,000,000
Piranha 3DD $8,500,000
Total Worldwide: $1,278,500,000

 

2011
Paranormal Activity 3 $203,100,000
Final Destination 5 $158,000,000
Scream 4 $97,100,000
Insidious $97,000,000
The Rite $96,000,000
Season of the Witch $91,600,000
Priest $78,300,000
The Roommate $40,500,000
Shark Night $39,100,000
Dream House $40,000,000
Fright Night $37,100,000
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark $31,500,000
The Thing $31,600,000
Straw Dogs $11,200,000
Total Worldwide: $1,052,100,000
 
2010
Resident Evil Afterlife $296,200,000
Paranormal Activty 2 $177,500,000
The Wolfman $139,800,000
Saw 3D $136,200,000
Predators $127,200,000
A Nightmare on Elm Street $115,700,000
Piranha 3D $83,200,000
Legion $67,900,000
The Last Exorcism $67,700,000
Devil $62,700,000
The Crazies $54,800,000
Daybreakers $51,400,000
Case 39 $28,200,000
Splice $26,900,000
Let Me In $24,100,000
My Soul to Take $21,000,000
Rec 2 $18,500,000
 TOTAL: $1,500,000,000
 
2009
Paranormal Activity $193,400,000
The Final Destination $186,200,000
My Bloody Valentine $100,700,000
Friday the 13th $91,400,000
Underworld: Rise of the Lycans $91,400,000
Drag Me To Hell $90,800,000
The Haunting in Connecticut $77,500,000
Orphan $76,700,000
The Unborn $76,500,000
Saw VI $68,200,000
The Fourth Kind $47,700,000
The Last House on the Left $45,300,000
The Uninvited $41,600,000
Halloween II $39,400,000
The Stepfather $31,200,000
Sorority Row $27,200,000
Pandorum $20,600,000
TOTAL: $1,305,800,000
 
2008
Cloverfield $170,800,000
Saw V $113,900,000
The Strangers $82,400,000
Mirrors $77,500,000
Prom Night $57,200,000
Shutter $47,900,000
One Missed Call $45,800,000
Quarantine $41,300,000
The Ruins $22,700,000
Doomsday $22,200,000
The Haunting Of Molly Hartley $15,400,000
TOTAL $697,100,000
 
2007
I Am Legend $585,300,000
Resident Evil Extinction $147,700,000
Saw IV $139,400,000
1408 $132,000,000
Hannibal Rising $82,200,000
Halloween $80,300,000
30 Days of Night $75,500,000
Grindhouse $67,000,000
28 Weeks Later $64,200,000
The Reaping $62,800,000
The Mist $57,300,000
The Messengers $55,000,000
The Hills Have Eyes 2 $37,500,000
Hostel Part II $35,600,000
Vacancy $35,300,000
The Hitcher $25,400,000
Dead Silence $22,200,000
Primeval $15,300,000
TOTAL $1,134,700,000 (without I Am Legend)
 
2006
Saw 3 $164,900,000
The Omen $119,500,000
Final Destination 3 $117,700,000
Underworld 2 $111,300,000
Silent Hill $97,600,000
Hostel $80,600,000
The Grudge 2 $70,700,000
The Hills Have Eyes $69,600,000
When A Stranger Calls $67,000,000
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Beginning $51,800,000
The Covenant $37,600,000
Pulse $29,900,000
An American Haunting $29,600,000
Black Christmas $21,500,000
See No Evil $18,600,000
TOTAL $1,087,900,000
 
2005
The Ring Two $161,500,000
Saw 2 $147,700,000
The Exorcism of Emily Rose $144,200,000
Hide and Seek $122,700,000
The Amityville Horror $108,000,000
Red Eye $96,900,000
The Skeleton Key $92,000,000
White Noise $91,200,000
House of Wax $68,800,000
Boogeyman $67,200,000
Dark Water $49,500,000
The Fog $46,200,000
The Cave $33,300,000
Cursed $29,600,000
Wolf Creek $27,800,000
The Devil's Rejects $19,400,000
Cry Wolf $15,600,000
TOTAL: $1,321,600,000
 
2004:
The Village $256,700,000
The Grudge $187,300,000
Resident Evil Apocalypse $129,400,000
The Forgotten $117,600,000
Dawn of the Dead $102,400,000
Saw $103,100,000
The Butterfly Effect $96,100,000
Secret Window $92,900,000
Exorcist: The Beginning $78,000,000
Anacondas 2 $71,000,000
Open Water $54,700,000
Darkness $34,400,000
Godsend $30,100,000
Seed of Chucky $24,800,000
TOTAL: $1,378,500,000

[stephanos13]

Horror/Thriller Movies Coming Up - 2017

1. Raw (Release date depends on country)
2. Thoroughbred (Premiered in Sundance - Theatrical TBD)*
3. Berlin Syndrome (Premiered in Sundance - May)*
4. It Comes At Night (June)
5. Wish Upon (June)

6. Amityville: The Awakening (June)

7. Annabelle 2 (August)

8. It (September)

9. Saw: Legacy (October)

10. Insidious: Chapter 4 (October)

11. He's Out There (December)

* You can find reviews on RottenTomatoes for movies released on Sundance festival.

 

[JohnnyGossamer]

On 2/23/2017 at 8:29 PM, Mockingjay Raphael said:

 

The Witch has 91%, while It Follows has 97%. 

My bad. I was looking at metacritic.

[Mockingjay Raphael]

Great job, @Krissykins, thanks!

 

This year is easily breaking 2010's record, especially when we consider that RE6 is going to make $200m in China alone  

[Krissykins]

In spirit of Split and Get Out, here are the biggest horror openers over $30m opening weekend:

 

I Am Legend        $77,200,000    PG13
World War Z        $66,400,000    PG13
Signs            $60,100,000    PG13
Hannibal        $58,000,000    R
Paranormal Activity 3    $52,600,000    R
The Village        $50,700,000    PG13
The Conjuring        $41,900,000    R
Paranormal Activity 2    $40,700,000    R
Friday the 13th        $40,600,000    R
The Conjuring 2        $40,400,000    R
Insidious Chapter 2    $40,300,000    PG13
Cloverfield        $40,000,000    PG13
Split            $40,000,000    PG13
The Grudge        $39,100,000    PG13
Alien v Predator    $38,300,000    PG13
Annabelle        $37,100,000    R
Red Dragon        $36,400,000    R
Freddy Vs Jason        $36,400,000    R
Interview with the    $36,400,000    R
The Ring Two        $35,100,000    PG13
Scream 3        $34,700,000    R
The Purge        $34,100,000    R
The Devil Inside    $33,700,000    PG13
Saw 3            $33,600,000    R
The Haunting        $33,400,000    PG13
Get Out            $33,400,000    R
Scream 2        $32,900,000    R
A Nightmare on Elm St    $32,900,000    R
Saw 4            $31,800,000    R
Saw 2            $31,700,000    R
The Purge Election Year    $31,500,000    R
The Wolfman        $31,500,000    PG13
Dracula            $30,500,000    R
The Happening        $30,500,000    R
Sleepy Hollow        $30,000,000    R
The Exorcism Emily Rose    $30,000,000    PG13
Saw 5            $30,000,000    R    

Edited March 2, 2017 by Krissykins

[PDC1987]

On 2/27/2017 at 6:04 PM, Mockingjay Raphael said:

We're living in the Golden Age for Horror movies.

No. That was indisputably the late 60s through the early 80s.

 

Jaws, The Exorcist, The Shining, Halloween, Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of The Dead, Last House on the Left, The Hills Have Eyes, The Omen, The Amityville Horror, The Fog, Suspiria, Zombi 2, Rosemary's Baby, Friday the 13th, The Thing, An American Werewolf in London, The Evil Dead, Creepshow, Carrie, The Wicker Man, The Howling etc.

[Mockingjay Raphael]

I don't think many persons are noticing this, but Split is also having a massive OS run. It's currently at $112m, with Brazil still to open, where the movie is having tons of buzz, MNS is even coming to the country to promote the movie. It probably is going to end at $130m+ OS, and will become the fourth biggest OS grosser of the decade, only behind the movies in the TCU.

[Mockingjay Raphael]

Critics Consensus: Raw's lurid violence and sexuality live up to its title, but they're anchored with an immersive atmosphere and deep symbolism that linger long after the provocative visuals fade.

 

Another fresh Horror movie this year! Does anyone already watched it? It delivered the gore?

[Hiccup21]

We haven't had a slasher horror film since 2013.....damn that is a long time. I wonder why studios aren't making slasher horror. 

Edited March 16, 2017 by Hiccup21

[Arlborn]

55 minutes ago, Hiccup21 said:

We haven't had a slasher horror film since 2013.....damn that is a long time. I wonder why studios aren't making slasher horror. 

I think horror movies kinda work in waves, don't they? Slasher horror won't take long to be back I think.

[PPZVGOS]

2 hours ago, Hiccup21 said:

We haven't had a slasher horror film since 2013.....damn that is a long time. I wonder why studios aren't making slasher horror. 

 

I was thinking the same. Oh the good ole days of Scream!

 

Excellent work by @Krissykins

 

But I would not categorize I am Legend, World War Z, Resident Evil, Underworld, Cloverfield, Signs, The Village and a few others as strictly speaking "horror"