horror

She's coming for them all....

It’s now been four years since the release of David Yarovesky’s Brightburn, a horror take on Young Superman that was notably produced by James Gunn. The film told the origin story of super-villain Brandon Breyer, and it pulled in over $33 million worldwide on a $6 million production budget.

I’m trying to find an episode from some anthology series (my brain wants to say masters of horror but that hasn’t helped). Either way it’s about Japanese people who live in an apartment complex and for some reason (ghost related) they couldn’t leave the apartment complex and it’s parking lot. It was an incredibly good...

This movie is easily in the top 5 I’ve seen in the last year. Go in completely blind and enjoy a smart protagonist while trying to figure out just how fucked everything is....

A young boy named Cailen with a broken camera is visited by a sleep fairy called the Cipsneed, but he’s never heard of a sleep fairy....

Serie on YT...

Article on pastemagazine

The scene on the kitchen floor with the tongs. Yeesh. Stuff like that really gets me....

Every Sunday a bunch of folks over on Mastodon get together and watch a monster movie using the tags #monsterdon for discussion and #monsterdonalert for the movie announcement. Tonight’s movie was The Brain Eaters (1958) and last week’s movie was The Giant Claw (1957)....

I’d love to find and watch some gems I’ve missed. Can others suggest movie(s) they think others have likely not seen, but really should, starting from ~2010 up until today?...

Suppose I hadn’t seen the newest one. Would you still recommend it?

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You might know Stephen King's It from the novel, the 1990 miniseries, or the recent movie adaptations - but have you seen Woh?

Saw this question on !asklemmy and I wanted to throw it over here. Feel like with horror this may end up being more about film making than changes in sensibilities.

It seems like indie horror is in a golden age. I think the genre has the advantage of being able to be highly effective with much less complexity and time required....

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Was originally curious about summer specific horror movies but realized there was no reason to limit the discussion. For my example I have yet to see a movie that even comes close to Midsommar in terms of summer-y vibes.

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