Most recent horror movie you just watched

[Necromancer]

How did you like it?

I liked it quite a bit, but felt that there should have been much more to the story than we actually see. Perhaps I was expecting things to be a little more fleshed out than they were.


In a Lonely Place

[DarkSuperman]

The Descent.

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Botched

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Where Evil Lives

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The Bone Snatcher

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Thankskilling

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Tried watching Thankskilling 3 and couldn't do it, so...

Dolls
Thinner

[Lon of the Dead]

^^^ A few summers ago my then-twelve-year-old nephew Ethan was visiting me for a couple weeks. One day I was complaining about how my once flat stomach had gone from a six pack to a keg. He looks at me all serious for a second, and goes, "Uncle?" I say, "Yeah...?" Then he rubs his thumb on my cheek and says, "Thinnerrrr..."

Cheeky little fugger. I don't know what was funnier, his perfect comedic timing or the fact that he actually knew what Thinner was.

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Metamorphosis (1990)
Shivers

[woodenheart]

Slender Man, 2018. 5/10

Director: Sylvain White






The Shuttered Room, 1969. 7/10

Director: David Greene




Harvest of the Dead, 2015. 6/10


Directors: Peter Goddard, Sam Mason-Bell

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Howling V: The Rebirth
Bad Moon

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The Howling
The Howling 2

[woodenheart]

Family Possessions, 2016. 7/10


Director: Tommy Faircloth





Red Eye, 2017. 7/10

Director: Tristan Clay

[woodenheart]

Macabre, 1980. 7/10

Director: Lamberto Bava

[woodenheart]

The House That Vanished, 1973. 6/10


Director: Joseph Larraz

[woodenheart]

Ghost Ship, 2002. 7/10

Director: Steve Beck

[woodenheart]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, 1974. 10/10

Director: Tobe Hooper





Pieces of Talent, 2014. 10/10

Director: Joe Stauffer

[woodenheart]

Climax, 2018. 7/10

Director: Gaspar Noé

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No Man's Land: Rise of the Reeker

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Ticks
Cemetery Gates