Horror 2015

[PDC1987]

Crimson Peak has potential to do well but it's high budget might affect but WW will be awesome. Paranormal Activity could set another low or earn around 40 million domestic. Krampus is dumped the weekend after Thanksgiving so a total around 20 million or so will be expected.

Krampus is also the first Xmas themed film (i.e. relevant subject matter) to be released the first weekend in December.

[PDC1987]

I'm due to watch that again soon.. I saw that in my collection of Horror DVD's as I've mentioned about making a Top 10 Classic Horror and that's one of them... I really hope the CONJURING 2 is just as good and not a letdown... They should've had the Warrens do the Amityville Case for the sequel... What a missed opportunity...

There's already another Amityville movie in production.

[kitik]

It Follows is fucking great, best horror movie in a long time.

 

 

Yep, my favorite horror film of the century probably.

[kitik]

Watched Unfriended.

 

It was ... what it was. Nothing good, but an interesting look at online chat life. I'm not even sure it counts as a horror film.

 

 

Watched Spring a few weeks ago. Brilliant movie, absolutely loved it, but once again I'm not even sure it counts as a horror film. It was something else, but I don't even want to say because that would spoil it. If you like the thoughtful artsy shit (like It Follows or The Babadook or Only Lovers Left Alive) you'd probably like Spring.

[Jack Nevada]

Watched Unfriended.

 

It was ... what it was. Nothing good, but an interesting look at online chat life. I'm not even sure it counts as a horror film.

 

 

Watched Spring a few weeks ago. Brilliant movie, absolutely loved it, but once again I'm not even sure it counts as a horror film. It was something else, but I don't even want to say because that would spoil it. If you like the thoughtful artsy shit (like It Follows or The Babadook or Only Lovers Left Alive) you'd probably like Spring.

Did someone say thoughtful artsy shit

[kitik]

Okay kiddos, if you're anywhere in the Ohio/Pittsburgh/Indianapolis/Michigan/etc area, join me in making the drive down to Columbus on October 17 and 18 for the 24 hour horror movie marathon this year.

 

They've got a pretty good mix of titles so far, and there should still be one or two more to come.

 

I hope Deathgasm turns out to be fun. (New Zealand has been on a winning streak for me lately with Housebound and What We Do In The Shadows.)

 

Looks like a good mix with a little bit of everything in there.

 

[The Stingray]

Watched this little TV horror flick called Dark Night of the Scarecrow. The movie takes place in a small farming community where a retarded man is wrongfully blamed and killed for the murder of a little girl. In true horror movie fashion, he returns in the shape of a scarecrow to exact revenge on those who murdered him. Despite having no blood, boobs or gore (due to being a TV movie), it manages to be semi-creepy and semi-atmospheric.

 

7/10

[baumer]

You guys sure bring up a lot of titles I've never heard of...I love it.

[Maxmoser3]

Just got done watching The Gallows earlier online man it is shit and boring as hell the characters are unlike able and have no life to them. Predictable deaths. Shit brick ending, and no scares just me cussing n' ranting.

[Mockingjay Raphael]

Just got done watching The Gallows earlier online man it is shit and boring as hell the characters are unlike able and have no life to them. Predictable deaths. Shit brick ending, and no scares just me cussing n' ranting.

I don't know what one was the worst: TG, Vacation Tapes or Demonic

[Maxmoser3]

I don't know what one was the worst: TG, Vacation Tapes or Demonic

Vatican Tapes looked stupid and not a whole lot to it.

[Krissykins]

The Gallows had one or two jump scares, maybe more effective in the cinema. But the horrific acting ruined the film.

No way RINGS is released this November. Waiting for an announcement.

[Boxofficerules]

The Gallows had one or two jump scares, maybe more effective in the cinema. But the horrific acting ruined the film.

No way RINGS is released this November. Waiting for an announcement.

Have they even started filming Rings? Edited September 22, 2015 by Boxofficerules

[Krissykins]

Have they even started filming Rings?

Yeh started in March.

http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3337923/rings-begins-filming-atlanta/

[Bishop54]

Goodnight Mommy is rubbish. It started out great but they gave the twist away way too early. Also it became torture porn toward the end. Huge missed opportunity.

[Mockingjay Raphael]

The Gallows had one or two jump scares, maybe more effective in the cinema. But the horrific acting ruined the film.

No way RINGS is released this November. Waiting for an announcement.

I agree! The Gallows was a mess, but at least it had one intense scene, we can't say the same for many horror movies released lately

[Lestranger]

Goodnight Mommy is rubbish. It started out great but they gave the twist away way too early. Also it became torture porn toward the end. Huge missed opportunity.

 

Bummer I was looking forward to this one. So far It Follows is by far the best horror film I have seen this year. It may be the best I have seen since Scream. It's a genre changer.

[kitik]

Watched the new Poltergeist last night. It was okay. Nothing great, but a nice little take on the idea.

[The Stingray]

Watched a part documentary, part horror movie called The Nightmare, from the guy who brought you Room 237. Wack as hell.

[Mockingjay Raphael]

Watched the new Poltergeist last night. It was okay. Nothing great, but a nice little take on the idea.

It worked more like a comedy than a horror movie, lol