Howl was entertaining if you ignore the awful ending and the utter stupidity of pretty much all of the characters

How hard can it be to write a Friday the 13 movie? I don't wanna wait 'till 2017

Especially for Platinum Dunes, where the entire MO is "DGAF just get it done, make it generic, and make it trailer friendly"

Ehh did y'all go watch Crimson peak girls? I did and while it wasn't a bad movie it wasn't horror nor scary at all. Mess at some reviews I read calling it scary lol. It was more like a drama besides that the visuals were stunning but I don't think I'll ever watch it again:

I decided to watch Cannibal Holocaust and holly ****. It was miles better the Green Inferno, though some of it was hard to watch The turtle scene legit almost made me throw up. I felt like I was watching p*rn half the time with all the full-frontal nudity.

O M G AT THE FINAL GIRLS

Y'all I am DONE!

The geniusness of the story

The visuals

The cinematography

The soundtrack

The perfect balance of satire and sentiment

The perfect array of characters

The metaphors

The on-pointness of its references

The Adderall scene

The middle, beginning, and end

This BLEW past my expectations, I knew it was gonna slay but holy ****ing **** this is on the same level of TCITW type perfection even beat it in some areas

SO worth the wait and to see it in full Bluray quality, y'all some of the scenes are god damn visual masterpieces

I'm slain, take all my money, take the clothes off my back, take my first born, whew lord

The ONLY way this movie could've gotten better is if it was longer, they probably could've explored some more themes, but an R rating would've been completely unnecessary for the story they were presenting so I definitely don't feel like it lost anything by being PG-13

Not 2015 delivering two of the best horror films of all time, this and It Follows thank you GOD

YES! Stan for the movie of the year.

I want to go to the theater to see a movie this month but there's like nothing good :/

Like bitch why is the world sleeping on this why didn't they give it a wide release all these BASIC ass paranormal movies right now when that was an out of body experience

I kept checking the time throughout the movie and it was going so fast bc it was so good I'm so sad it's over

I'm asking myself the same question. I didn't realize how quick it was until I watched it again. I got to see the movie premiere at SXSW and it was easily one of my favorites of the entire festival. The entire audience loved it! Getting to see it with the cast and the crew was great, and the Q&A was awesome. I think it might be on Youtube, I gotta try to find that.

But since then, I was waiting for news on its release and when it was going straight to VOD, I was kind of disappointed. I don't think it'd do very well in theaters but I was still hoping it be given a chance. It's so great. Glad you loved it.

Seeing Halloween on the big screen was perfection. I have a lot of memories w/that movie and it was such a wonderful experience seeing it in a packed theater with other people.

Go watch Howl, I like it.

The Final Girls was perfection Best film I've watched in a while.

God I wish I could go to film festivals that's where all the good horrors get played way in advance I'll look up the Q&A tomorrow.

I don't know, TCITW did pretty well in the box office, but that was also marketed as a horror film whereas they obviously couldn't do that for this. Still, I think it would've done mildly well. Definitely better than The ****ing Green Inferno, I can't believe that got a wide release.

I can't wait to watch this again and again and again and again I'd die to see it in a real theater.

Ugh yes

I finished it, and I am disgusted with myself for destroying the view I had of the first ending with this FILTH.

The audacity to ruin a classic like this.

I just watched Backcountry(2015) which is a movie about 2 people who go to the woods and end up being stalked by a bear, it was pretty good and intense at times.

Final Girls was a bore fest.

Finished a couple of movies in these last 2 weeks so I thought I'd share:

Extraterrestrial (2014) had like 2 scary scenes but otherwise it was so lame I almost stopped watching at certain parts. The plot? It's about aliens and couples. Groundbreaking.

Howl, surprisingly it was okay. I think it's a British movie. It's about a late night train ride which gets terrorized by a creature. If you're in that sort of spooky **** go for it. Would recommend.

And finally; The Sand Other than having 2 hot guys this movie was so campy! The main guy could act but the main girl was literally serving Khloe's Oh Snap! This is getting interesting chops.

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Does anyone know any good movies similar to 30 Days of Night. I love everything about that movie, the atmosphere, the survival aspects, I just wanna watch something that'll blow my mind like that.

Finally watched High Tension. It was going so well up until the twist which was just laughable to say the least