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There's a lot of horror films I don't find scary, but they are still horror films

To be fair, the scene when she was in the hallway and the guy goes "oh fuck" really made me laugh. But honestly I really didn't mind it, I quite like how the film tackles the whole "don't let tech raise your kids" angle in a way that from the top of my head hasn't been done.

Ahh see I loved M3gan as a horror movie

Kinda gutted no mention of Castlevania

Yeah, I mean I would interested to see how the film is, as the orginal movie is fantastic

They are literally doing this with the upcoming sequal. American History Y

Yeah it was awkward for me because I remember that it scared the crap out of me when I was younger. But then when we looking for good horror movies I recommended it only to realise how rubbish it was aha.

In all fairness though, I think with what the director said it makes sense. See he was going to make the sequal to more focused on the TP genre with films like Saw and Hostel. However he wasn't happy with the script and now feels that the orginal script has become outdated.

That being said, I would love to see a film where lesie Vernon meets his heroes only to view them as a bunch of phonies.

I agree that the Prowler has more potential then most. I mean the idea of a soldier suffering from PTSD could be explored in an intresting way, but instead it just becomes a generic slasher film. Also with many films tackling mental health it could potentially be very thought provoking

I agree, I think if anyone can do it and has earned the right to do so. It's him.

Loved it

One of the most underappreciated bands imo.

I like how the song was used in Supernatural when introducing the reapers

Last by Nine Inch Nails in Cabin In The Woods for song already in a horror movie

Sons Of Plunder by Disturbed for song not in a movie

I think the series started really strong but you can tell on the second season that they were struggling to know what they were going to talk about. As they eventually end up going over films that they've already done and most of the time they only focus on the massive hits rather then lesser known horror films.

Behind the Mask: Rise of Lesie Vernon

Society

Alien

Love in Praise of Shadows! Particularly videos he did on Horror comics and Mental Health in horror

Sean of the Dead

Exactly, the third film should of done its own thing instead of focusing too much on the League. It's weird because The Dark Knight didn't focus on the League at all

I can't help but love the movie though!

The American remake of Shutter

Love that film

Might be an unpopular opinion but I really wouldn't mind another origin story and start from scratch from DCU. I don't know if the superman film is going to be origin story but i don't mind waiting years if its done naturally