But! My friend! Your question triggered something. I saw the Spanish "[•REC]" in cinema and it was one of the scarier things I've seen
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I’m telling you. Horror movies aren’t the same at home 🤣
You’re fully immersed at the movies
I might have seen this one but I’m not totally sure. I’ll download it
They made a franchise out of it but it's like with "Saw". You just can tell much more after the first one
I agree. Franchise usually ruin it. Except the ones that don’t take themselves too seriously then it’s fine. If not it’s usually copy/paste forever
But then I like "Halloween". Part 4 to 6 was so audaciously B-movie that one can only appreciate them
B movies are great because they don’t take themselves seriously like a lot of the shitty blockbusters
I really enjoyed the Terrifier series. Has a very B movie feel from the start. Not very scary but fun horror. Entertaining
Part 5 was exactly how I imagined a horror when I was 12. No shame. No nothing
I’ll have to look into those. I’ve only seen the first one. I think all the others are from different directors
Part 2 is Carpenter's. And he consulted on Blumhouse trilogy which is also of quality. "Halloween: Resurrection" has got to be the worst because it's not too funny and not really a Halloween movie. They could have put there any killer in lieu of Michael Myers
Ah sorry. And Rob Zombie's duology is also nice. His "Halloween 2" is the furthest deviation from the canon and it's nice. He was not afraid to experiment
I’ll download those. Curious about his remakes
Screenplay was written by John Carpenter and Debra Hill but it was directed by Rick Rosenthal. It was his feature film directorial debut Halloween II (1981). It’s worth to see in your opinion?
Hah. I was wrong. But apart from directing it's his movie. When he did "Halloween" he didn't have sequels in mind so this was sort of ordered job. It's okay and you need to see it for the purposes of 1-2-4-5-6 and 1-2-7-8 timelines
The interesting thing was that they don't ahow killings often and instead only an aftermath so Mike seems more like a ghost. And it's funny that the first move was not a slasher at all when it's considered to be one of genre generators
The setting and ambiance is greater than the killings. Definitely
Another one I really enjoy is Grave, international name is “Raw” (2017). First feature film of Julia Ducourneau. The subject matter is really original in this one
Added to the watchlist. From French language I can recommend "Vincent doit mourir" (Vincent Must Die). Raw image quality and lovely synths in the soundtrack. And again more of an introvert horror