Horror movie reviews

[Roslyn]

The only somewhat recent one that comes to mind is Cabin in the Woods. Generally I'm unimpressed when it comes to modern horror movies. This one was very entertaining. I guess it might fall more under thriller, though.

[Mama Bear]

The only somewhat recent one that comes to mind is Cabin in the Woods. Generally I'm unimpressed when it comes to modern horror movies. This one was very entertaining. I guess it might fall more under thriller, though.

I loved that it so intentionally used the tropes of the genre. Post-modern horror.

My favorite villain is of course none other than Freddy Krueger. The original not the remake which is laughable. I just couldn't get over the nose... smh lol

You'll probably think me blasphemous, but I was never impressed with the Nightmare on Elm St movies. As a little kid watching The Simpsons, I thought it'd be the coolest thing ever, but I was underwhelmed. The only time Freddy ever scared me was when I was on a ghost train ride at the fair at age 5. I got through the whole ride like a tough little bitch, turned to my dad to say it wasn't scary, then Freddy randomly jumped out just before the end.

[kiyomi]

I loved that it so intentionally used the tropes of the genre. Post-modern horror.


You'll probably think me blasphemous, but I was never impressed with the Nightmare on Elm St movies. As a little kid watching The Simpsons, I thought it'd be the coolest thing ever, but I was underwhelmed. The only time Freddy ever scared me was when I was on a ghost train ride at the fair at age 5. I got through the whole ride like a tough little bitch, turned to my dad to say it wasn't scary, then Freddy randomly jumped out just before the end.

lol When I was a kid I found all horror scary... But was forced to watch it. And we won't get into that. But for some reason around 11 I just got over the fear. I don't find NOES scary. But for some reason I just love Freddy. Couldn't find anything as a teenager that would make me jump.. And as an adult I still can't find that shock factor in any movie.

I remember when I went to see The Devil Inside in theaters and while everyone else was jumping and freaking out I was laughing. It was more entertaining to see my cousin jump out of her theater seat into the floor and hide her face than watching the movie.

[Lavendrae]

The Lazarus Effect!
It's a pretty recent movie but I'm not sure many people know if it?
I enjoyed it as a movie but I'm particularly biased because I love 4/5 of the actors/actresses. Doesn't have particularly good reviews though. I'd love to see what you think about it.

[Mama Bear]

The Lazarus Effect!
It's a pretty recent movie but I'm not sure many people know if it?
I enjoyed it as a movie but I'm particularly biased because I love 4/5 of the actors/actresses. Doesn't have particularly good reviews though. I'd love to see what you think about it.

I saw this on IMDB the other day when trawling for new titles, actually. It's on the list.

[Mama Bear]

The Lazarus Effect review is now online, @(you need an account to see links). It's a movie worth watching, but if you're a fan of logic like I am, it can be annoying. There were many aspects we speak about in the podcast that show how the issues in plot holes spoiled what was a technically well made film.