#horror cinema

[ratterchatter]

Reminder to any horror fans. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS FILM. DO NOT GO SEE IT.

It uses generative ai art in it + The director Eli Roth is also a very vocal Zionist and major creep!

[sporadicwerewolfwonderland]

Yk what's in common between two of the biggest recent horror movies this year? Both are lead by pathetic man ✨

Bear and Clark walking hand by hand

(Bear is infinitely worse, ik)

[forsaken--stuff]

A list of horror concepts I need to see in a movie (if these already exist please share titles)

A possession film but the main character is not possessed, they are schizophrenic or suffer a similar hallucinatory disorder. Their family is convinced they are possessed. So it becomes a sort of escape movie where they have to get out of their house. Could be a great way for horror films to flip the usual horror script on mental illness and maybe start a conversation.

A slasher where the killer is extremely bad at what he does. Leaves evidence everywhere, crystal clear who it is, but the cops are even worse so he doesn't get caught

Possession film, again, but the main character is possessed by an angel (I know Legion is similar but is it really a possession film?) a scene where priest realises Holy water doesn't work would be very cool

An actually scary dinosaur horror film (I think there's one coming soon)

A horror retelling of Pygmalion. Could be Obsession meets Frankenstein which could make for some cool body horror

A horror retelling of The Hamelin Flute Player (is it the name of the tale?) I think Weapons is similar to the tale to an extent, but I need more middle age horror. Speaking of it:

More Middle Ages horror. Give me possession, a basilisc, Blue Beard, even a story based on real events could be really cool!

A Subnautica-inspired film with an Iron Lung kind of ambiance. It's creepy and existential horror but also visually stunning and fascinating.

[gestaltjean]

Sophie Thatcher photographed by Jason Renaud for the Her Private Hell Los Angeles premiere (2026).

[rexiebruh]

Megan is Missing provoked me to reflect rather at the instant when I have observed Amy holding her teddy bear in a closure manner, even, the more you initially to ruminate on her character, she is in fact solitary in her own way to survive (or at least the remaining time she was) . She had none else except Megan, which I visualise her she leaves that aroma that leaves along with that sense of a classic popular gal, willing to discover other sides of the coin. Especially on the final fragment of the film, Amy and Megan imagining and interacting themselves of how their relationship and future would be shaped………………. . …. .

People report her to mature, but , she’s in actuality a very well educated and amiable person. She offers. And Megan does appreciate it, gratitudes it. It is as if was granted, as if we analyse Megan’s infancy, SHE was already a victim of violation. she was nine and her stepfather just begins to abuse her. Even at the age of 10, SHE WAS AS WELL GETTING ABUSED BY ANOTHER PAL OF THE AGE OF 17. clarifying that ANYONE who highlights that “AEEUGV but Megan wanted to contact with that man” did you know one of her other plenty of “friends” commented to her OMG I just met a suuuuper cute guy and then she was all for it . Have I make clear she’s extrovert?🤔

I comprehend the controversy upon this product but sincerely I dooont matter it As long as None of the group wasn’t perjured nor abused ITS ALL GROOVY FOR BIG OL ME

[t0rschlusspan1k-die-huelse]

I have several hours on the walking pad in front of me (serves me well for being stupid) and as pleasant as it is I need some entertainment. I have watched the entire Final Destination saga + Pulse these last days. I need some horror film suggestions. I'm considering a rewatch of Bring Her Back, but I don't know what to watch after that. I'm more in a "splatter" and/or "everybody dies" mood (especially the latter) and I'm not in the mood for shows.

Eden Lake is too slow, not related but I'm surprisingly not in the mood for Silent Hill nor Lake Mungo or Cube or The Cabin in the Woods (these are all my favourites). I love Japanese horror and I wanted to do a Kiyoshi Kurosawa deep dive but not now. (deep sigh)

Oh, and no, please, I won't watch Obsession. I'm already feeling horrible since I read the plot weeks ago.

Any advice?

Idk, maybe I'll watch REC for the 10th time and cover my eyes when the monster appears. Or Martyrs just out of literal masochism, I'm already crying and having an existential meltdown.

Or maybe. Maybe Noroi.

I don't know, help.

[basementofthebizarre]

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[ittakestwopod]

"That lovely shot of someone pulling his own intestines out of his mouth. And the whole like ripping your own eyes out and being like, ‘Where we're going, you don't need eyes.’"

- It Takes Two, Episode 99

Event Horizon (1997) / Sunshine (2002)

🎧 Full episode wherever you listen to podcasts