Most recent horror movie you just watched

[woodenheart]

Dead Night, 2018. 6/10

[TonyVato]

Show Yourself (2016): 4/10

[woodenheart]

Graveyard Shift, 1990. 6/10

[woodenheart]

Private Parts, 1972. 8/10

[woodenheart]

Horror, 2002. 10/10

[Necromancer]

Self Storage

[woodenheart]

The Bleeding House, 2011. 7/10

[UzumakiW]

Creep (2004)- 6/10. Entertaining. Wasn't amazing, but it was enjoyable.

Raw- 9/10. Not the greatest movie I've seen recently, but probably the most entertaining. I laughed way more than I should have at some of the crazier shit that went down in this movie. Loved it.

[RustedChainsaw]

Trilogy of Terror

6/10

[IrishG3nt]

The Mansion - Still have not finished...keep getting pulled away.
Tau - solid acting. Was an Ok flick. Wasn't great though.

[Primetimeloser]

Right on. I've seen most of the Video Nasties flicks, except for the majority of the sexploitation/Nazisploitation/women in prison stuff. I'm not prude by a long shot, I've just never had any interest in those types of flicks.

I can get that they can all blur together

Just watched:
Don't Go in the House (1979)
The Boogey Man (1980)
Night of the Demon (1980)
Hell of the Living Dead (1980)

[Primetimeloser]

Toxic Zombies (1980)
Antropophagus (1980)
Devil Hunter (1980)

[UzumakiW]

Shuttle- 2/10. It's not as much a horror movie, as it is a thriller, but whatever.

I usually won't mark a horror movie down for characters doing dumb things in it, nor am I usually like my Dad, where he actually gets angry at characters doing dumb things. Sometimes horror movies need dumb characters. But this movie took it way too far with the characters constantly doing dumb things. Before watching it, I saw plenty of people giving it high scores because, according to one guy on IMDB, it "Brings a real issue to light". Not going to spoil it, but the only way this movie brought this issue into light would be if you were living in the dark until watching this movie.

The amount of times the characters, especially the main character, fucked up was too much. The movie was awful. The top review of this on IMDB is spot on.

[Primetimeloser]

Bloody Moon (1981)
The Horde (2009)
Martyrs

[Lon of the Dead]

Dr. Gore (1973, aka The Body Shop). Groaningly bad low-budgeter about a mad scientist (with a sweeping, multi-directional comb-over that would put Trump's to shame) who, with the aid of his grunting, hunchback assistant, attempts to create a replacement for his dead wife by chopping up nubile young women and stitching them together to make the perfect woman. Word of advice for future mad scientists: don't get upset if, after brainwashing your patchwork bride into being an obliging love slave, she reflexively puts the moves on every man she crosses paths with. Nothing to see here but a lot of bad acting and bargain basement gore effects delivered at an interminable pace. A real crap sandwich. Also, I'm convinced the homely and diminutive writer/director J.G. Patterson Jr. cast himself in the lead because it afforded him the opportunity to make out on screen with the hot babes who play his victims. 1/10

[DarkSuperman]

Halloween H20

[The Mutilated]

Brain Damage (1988)

[The Mutilated]

Raw (2016)

This one was actually slightly disturbing.

[JenAdair]

Above average but not by much. Maybe 5.5/10.

[JenAdair]

I started this one several years ago and didn't make it past the first segment. I was browsing a wiki and saw the call girl killer character listed so I figured I would try again. It is a pretty bad movie but not without a few highlights here and there. 4/10