the best horror movies you've never seen
Not quite sure of what was going on in this movie. Was it a slasher or a murder mystery? What’s with the weird psychedelic sequences? Another hour and 10 minute movie that still seemed too long.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28652996
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnage_for_Christmas
Amazon – https://amzn.to/49ipYrZ
Hellboy – This one was directed by Guillermo Del Toro and had Ron Perlman and the big red monkey. Couple other notable names, but for us, seeing Doug Jones once again is toppers. Really not a bad movie – fun to watch. I’m not a big comic book Hellboy fan, so no expectations going in.…
Another Stephen King adaptation, and this one is good. shows his ability to take a fairly static situation and get you completely focused on the characters. And its done well. No, it’s not a supernatural scare fest – it’s a study of the human character, which is what all of his stuff is. If you…
This is a great series, and the final one is still high quality. And best, the movies aren’t rehash of each other. Each one is different and shows the apocalypse not only from different viewpoints but different times. makes each movie unique while biluding on the previous. And Bone Temple is supposed to be this…
Based on local stories of true happenings but adding a modern twist to them. Kind of a folk horror feel to it, a little mystery. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2872724 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Out_of_the_Dark_(2014_film) Amazon – https://amzn.to/4d9nxt1
Starting to run out of Christmas horror, so let’s try some Easter horror. I have a couple to choose from, but this had the best reviews. They use a mentally disabled boy to believe in the Easter Bunny, but it doesn’t come off well, it’s not consistent and the acting is all over. The extreme…
this is an interesting 2 movie series. The first was made in the early 70’s but set in the mid-’40’s. It’s partly a documentary because it was based on true events. They way it was filmed reminded me of the Legend of Boggy Creek. the 2nd movie is more modern and is a continuation of…