BIG D'S CREEPIES

Everything Horror: Reviews, to Facts, to Rants.

[k-renne]

🎃 Horror Movie Asks 🎃

🔪 Favorite Slasher film

😱 Scene that always terrifies you

🙌 Favorite Horror film director?

🗣 Favorite Cult Classic horror?

👀 2 sequels that were better than the original

😕 Movie that scares everyone else that you’re not afraid of

😰 First ‘scary’ movie you saw as a kid

📺 That one really bad horror movie that you love to watch

💉 Most fucked up horror film you’ve seen

👻 What scary movie you’ll be watching this Halloween?

📖 Best book to movie horror

😒 Most annoying character in a scary movie

👌 Your most underrated horror film

😂 Unintentionally funniest horror film

⚰️ Best death scene

🤢 Grossest horror movie

💀 Favorite Zombie film

👽 Favorite Sci-Fi Horror

😡 The sequel/prequel that pisses you off

🎵 Scariest Soundtrack

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Did you know, that Evil Dead's Bruce Campbell is not only in the first Toby Maguire Spider-Man Movie as the wrestling announcer, but also made an appearance in the 2nd, and 3rd film?

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Happy 420!

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Who do you think would win?

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Definitely a different concept, although I had the expectations for it to be similar to the 2011 film “You’re Next”, I found it actually quite different. Could be better, could be worse.

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Do you not miss Tales from the Cryptkeeper?

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Definitely recommend this one. I thoroughly enjoyed it. The gore's awesome, the storyline's a pretty original concept, and if you find humour in horror, it'll definitely have you laughing.

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The Blood Lands, also known as "White Settlers" had a slow beginning, but as the movie progressed I found it kept my interest. It's your basic cat and mouse scenario, but I found that the two main characters had good chemistry together. I would have the same reaction to my girlfriend if she kept waking me up. The masks are simple, yet creepy. The ending's somewhat disappointing, I wouldn't put much priority into it, but it's worth a watch.

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"Dead Ahead: Zombie Warfare" is a half decent energy based game available in the App Store. Lots of blood, upgrades, and a wide variety of characters and enemies. Defend your bus, and break through the barricade.

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Another saw? Well fuck yeah.

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Recently added to Canadian Netflix, the Windmill, also known as The Windmill Massacre, is actually decent for a random Netflix add. While being a somewhat typical slasher film, it has an interesting group of characters. The film revolves around a Holland tour bus breaking down, so the group of individuals are pretty diverse. A couple cheesy scenes, but overall enjoyable. The use of practical props makes for a few reasonably amusing deaths. If you’re bored on Netflix, it might be worth a watch.

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Jeepers creepers, where'd ya get those peepers? Jeepers creepers, where'd ya get those eyes? Gosh all, git up, how'd they get so lit up? Gosh all, git up, how'd they get that size? I for one, am definitely looking forward to this. If you haven't seen the originals, watch em.

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A lawsuit for $900 million has been filed against Warner Bros. for the Conjuring 3, and it comes from Gerald Brittle, the author behind the 1980 book entitled “The Demonologist”. It tells the stories of famous paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren—who also happen to be the main characters of the Conjuring movies. In the “massive 355-page” complaint, Brittle claims that he has the exclusive rights to “create derivative works based on the Warrens’ cases,” which he secured in 1978 when the couple agreed not to allow for any “competing work” to be made that was also based on their lives. So, according to the lawsuit, Lorraine Warren had no right to grant Warner Bros. permission to use her old case files to make the Conjuring movies. Apparently, his attorneys sent a cease and desist notice to Warner Bros. and the Conjuring producers before the release of The Conjuring 2, but the studio claimed that the supernatural horror movies are actually based on “historical facts” and not The Demonologist. Brittle’s argument is that the Warrens spent years lying about what happened in their many adventures, and the movies can’t be based on historical facts because ghosts aren’t real. Review the whole article at... https://www.google.ca/amp/www.avclub.com/amp/253140

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So I gotta talk about the Final Destination series. With talk of a 6th film adding to the series, I thought I’d talk about the previous 5. First off, no idea as to why google classifies the movie as a Slasher film, yes we have dying teenagers, and a slowly building body count, but I feel like inevitable death can’t really count as a Slasher Villain. In my opinion, the best out of the series are the First, Second, and Fifth film. These are the only films that actually cast Tony Todd. His voice can be heard in the 3rd, as the voice of the roller coaster Devil, but doesn’t actually make an appearance. The story line relates well between the first, second, and fifth movie, while the third and forth definitely lack some connection. The 5th’s connection to the 1st is done decently well. I for one, look forward to the 6th.

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Sequels you probably didn't expect to be coming out over the next couple years.

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Not a terrible movie, but found it a little slow. There's somewhat a lack of noise throughout the movie, but having scenes that are quiet give the viewer a sense of safety and ease, so when the occasional jump scare occurs, it hits you a little harder. The story lines not bad, and the acting isn't completely terrible. Overall it could be worth a watch.

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With everyone raging about the new "It" remake, I thought I'd share some facts about the original. Did you know that the character Pennywise is based off of the real life killer clown John Wayne Gacy, and that Alice Cooper was supposed to play him before Tim Curry landed the role? The character Pennywise himself is an alien that's millions of years old, comes from an unknown realm outside time and space, and also appears in other Stephen King novels such as "The Tommyknockers" and "Insomnia". He can change into any form, and it's natural form exists in a realm beyond the physical. Who knew Pennywise was Sci-Fi as fuck?