Anyone know any father and son horror movies?
Can somebody tell me a father and son horror movie? I love father and son, usually when the son is little, horror movies and brotherly love movies. One really good example of a father and son horror movie is The Mist and one for the brotherly love is Supernatural, but the brotherly love movies does not have to be horror. Thanks!
Why are there no good horror films any more?
Rubbish. We are in a golden age of horror. You might not know that because you are looking in the wrong places.If you are paying attention to the right horror-fan forum groups and websites, the best do get substantial notice. Movies like Tucker and Dale vs Evil (2010) may be ignored at the box office, but gain new cult followings when they hit streaming or RedBox. Perusing these groups, I discovered new lesser known classics such as the microbudgeted Hush (2016) and They Look Like People (2015). And I gave sleeper hit Get Out (2017) a try, and loved it (it may actually gain some awards buzz).It is easier than ever to get a horror movie made and distributed. If all you see is the output, you will get discouraged. Instead, frequent horror movie fandom sites like on Reddit’s /r/horror and get the fast track of what horror movies today are superior to the rest.
Does anyone know any good horror movies R13?
What, like rated pg 13 or R rated, is that what you're trying to say? I'll just go with the flow here with ones I like: George Romero's Zombie films "Dawn of the Dead, Night of the Living Dead, etc)= zombies are amazing Speaking of zombies...or "infected people", "28 Days Later" and "28 Weeks Later" are both extremely well made and legitimately scary films. The first two "Saw" movies, while not particularly scary, are pretty good in my opinion. "The Exorcist" is a classic, and I also like "The Exorcism of Emily Rose" as well- but they're two completely different films "The Descent" is my favorite horror film of recent years- when you see it, you'll know why. A more recent film: "My Bloody Valentine 3D" had some good moments as well- though it was "just a slasher movie". All in all though, you need to wade through a lot of crappy horror flicks to get to the good ones.
GOOD HORROR FILMS LIKE THE HOUSE AT THE END OF THE STREET?
does anybody know any good horror/thriller/psychological films like, the house at the end of the street, the last house on left, funny games, trespass etc.. REALLY NEED ONE FOR TONIGHT :D
Good comedy films?
Does anyone know any good comedy movies? I like movies like: -Get him to the greek -American Pie 1, 2 and 3 -American Pie presents:_____ -Ted/Ted 2 -A million ways to die in the west -Vacation And movies along those lines. These are just the movies i like, so, does anyone know movies like these (that are actually good)? Thanks!
I'm looking for a specific horror movie, does anyone know the name?
This forum may be able to help.http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/a...Continues from: /forum-replies.cfm?t=2351840&p=-1#bottomIf you need help identifying a long forgotten movie, you've come to the right place.We'd always recommend a bit of self-sufficient keyword search work through Googleand IMDB, but if you're truly stumped the Whirlpool movie buff collective may be able to help.
Anybody know any horror movies like Orphan and Nurse 3D?
Does anyone know any movies like Orphan and Nurse 3D, I ve watched these two movies and loved em. Like, I m looking for sort of movies psycho s that kill people like in Orphan and Nurse 3D. They re both similar films and enjoyed them! :D
What is a horror movie that you think hardly anyone has seen? Did you enjoy watching it?
There was a lovely, cheesy, grade Z horror movie made in 1991 called POPCORN. I loved it because it included three movies-within-the-movie that were so well done, so hilariously bad, that the rest of the movie was worth watching just for those three bits. Also, although it wasn’t a good movie, it had some good people in it. I wish I could have replaced my VHS with the DVD when it came out (now it’s a collectible and much too expensive). Just stupid goofy fun.I admit to a love of really good BAD movies as well as really good GOOD movies. Funny horror movies and unintentionally funny horror movies were also a staple at my house for our Halloween parties.EDIT: There was a lovely creepy mood piece called MARTIN made in the mid to late 1970s (George Romero) that almost no one I know has seen. Not quite the same as the original question, but worth mentioning. Very upsetting and thought provoking. (Yes, I have been known to binge-watch movies about a particular monster type — fond of intelligent vampire movies.)Then there are the dozens, nay, hundreds of schlocky movies I’ve seen since the 1960s when I was a little bitty person. But other people have probably enjoyed them too. My ex-best friend is a walking encyclopedia of obscure horror films as well as bad movies to love. As I recall, William Castle movies were particularly bad and fun. Most Vincent Price movies (God! I love THEATER OF BLOOD!)