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Horror films pull off the most scares for me, but mystery/thriller type films give me suspense and anticipation like no other.
EDIT: In a move everyone saw coming, 'Paranormal Activity 5' has been announced for 2013:
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=97292
Nice to see the series turning into 'Saw,' with the fifth one slated for next year, alongside a Spanish spinoff. Just a shame it didn't start out brilliant and go downhill like 'Saw' did; it started downhill, hit a slight bump, and is continuing in the former way.
Jigsaw was very cool and methodical. I never thought 'Saw' was scary, it was just gore porn, and I agree: gore doesn't scare me. I just thought the twist ending of the first film was so genius, and it dragged me in from there.
Interesting...Haven't seen it, but has anyone here seen the Psycho or Exorcist sequels? I really want to get into the Psycho sequels but after looking at some information about the other Exorcist films I may have to stay away.
http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3206379/see-bill-moseley-as-drayton-sawyer-in-these-new-texas-chainsaw-3d-pics/
So Adam Marcus has a writers credit on it? Please tell me that there wont be any creepy shaving scenes in the film.
“[It's] a very set-oriented, classical but at the same time modern take on the ghost story. It will allow me to play with the conventions of the genre I know and love, and at the same time subvert the old rules,” says del Toro.
Funnily enough I was reading about Christopher McQuarrie's possible future projects and discovered that both he and Guillermo del Toro had written a treatment for The Champions, a remake of the cult 60's TV series about a group of secret government agents who are rescued from a Himalayan plane crash by an advanced civilization. Now that I would love to see.
Despite the dodgy title, this is a very good movie. Produced by an Italian crew, the dubbing is wobbly in a few places, and being Italian, they're very “open” when it comes to nudity, for example a girl goes scuba diving in just a thong.
I was expecting lots of gore, but it was very similar to George Romero's zombies, in that regard. I guess I'm desensitized to gore; I saw an episode of CSI; NY, after and there was a shark attack victim, which featured much more graphic gore. There’s an actual plot, involving Voodoo, so coloured me pleased. The zombie special effects are very good, better than Romero's zombies; in this one they actually look dead and decaying.
Additional: It stars in a supporting role, Richard Johnson. Bonus.
Another favourite is Just Before Dawn (1981) directed by Jeff Lieberman (Squirm, Blue Sunshine). This is more like an early Wrong Turn but with the added bonus of having actor George Kennedy as a park ranger warning the campers to stay away. It also has a proper score and none of that awful synthesizer music which ruined a lot of the later 80s horror flicks.
Has anyone seen 'Wrong Turn 5'?
Unfortunately, yes. As expected, they're garbage, though Doug Bradley's character was entertaining in 'Wrong Turn 5.' I had no idea he was in the film until I watched it.
http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3206751/modify-horror-with-the-first-ever-american-mary-trailer/
It gets a limited UK release Jan 11th with the DVD following shortly afterwards on Jan 21st. And it goes without saying that I want Katharine Isabelle to work with Ti West. [O<
I think I remember a bunch of people talking about it a good while back - seemed like most of you were fans, if I'm recalling the same film - but how was 'Outpost'?
Outpost is one of my favourite Horror films of the 2000's. I was lucky enough to see it on the big screen and though it's lost a little of it's atmosphere on the small screen, I still enjoy the filmon DVD. Outpost II, it pains me to admit, wasn't anyting special. And I can't say that I have high expectations for Outpost III.*
* On saying that, there have been sequels that i've preffered to thier originals; Wrong Turn 2 & Hatchet II to name two.
Outpost was brilliant. I definetly recommend it. Outpost 2 was ok but it doesn't live up to the original. I'm looking forward to seeing how good the 3rd one is.
Ti West’s follow-up to his stunning House Of The Devil is an entirely different beast.
The tension’s still present and correct, but it’s the characters you’ll fall in love with this time.
A future cult classic in the making, if you missed it at the cinema, don’t worry – it’s just as scary on the small screen.
The Innkeepers is available on DVD and Blu-ray
http://www.totalfilm.com/features/16-best-films-you-might-have-missed-in-2012
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I've wanted to see 'V/H/S' just to see West's bit in it.
'House of the Devil' was released on VHS, as well.