Aug 15, 2024
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Suspiria (2018)
Psycho (1998)
Directed by Gus Van Sant Production design by Tom Foden Costume design by Beatrix Aruna Pasztor
FRIDAY THE 13TH (2009)
Director: Marcus Nispel Cinematography: Daniel C. Pearl
Which 80s remake is the best?
The Thing
The Fly
The Blob
October 5: Evil Dead
A remake done right. Hell, it even got Bruce Campbell's "groovy" seal of approval!
Before Friday the 13th ends…
If Clay Miller from Friday the 13th was the one assigned to escort Ellie Williams to the Fireflies, how would they fare compared to Joel?
Gets emotionally attached / successfully escorts Ellie to the hospital
Gets emotionally attached / fails to escort Ellie to the hospital
Doesn’t get emotionally attached / successfully escorts Ellie to the hospital
Doesn’t get emotionally attached / fails to escort Ellie to the hospital
Do you want to submit a potential protector for Ellie? Click here if you do!
Best horror remake?
Evil Dead
Friday the 13th
Nightmare on Elm Street
Texas Chain Saw Massacre
Halloween
Child's Play
Hellraiser
My Bloody Valentine
Trigger Warning— Incest & Sexual Assault Mention
So Wes Craven’s 1977 horror movie was inspired by a potentially true story of a family of incestuous cannibals that supposedly lived in the Scottish countryside. Which is kinda yikes cause it sounds almost plausible.
At this point you should probably just avoid going anywhere near hills that have eyes.
The main difference between the two is that Craven’s movie is set in the S. Western desert of the US in New Mexico, I think. The film was remade, however, in 2006 and popularized shock value in horror movies. In fact, critics called it the most shocking movie of that year.
In the remake, the disabilities and deformities the cannibals suffer from are the results of the testing of nuclear bombs by the US government. The director, Alexandre Aje, said they based the characters’ appearances off of photos of people who suffered from radiation poisoning cause by the bombing of Hiroshima. These are the trailers for the both films (original and remake).
Just heads up in case you decide to watch this movie, it does feature animal death on top of the other stuff mentioned. Its a legitimately frightening movie but also extremely triggering for some people and just all around a fucked up story.