Larry Cohen's "God Told Me To" is one of his most unique films and comes off like one of the craziest "X-Files" episodes ever.
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The regretfully short-lived 2001 horror anthology series "Night Visions" had some of the nastiest twist endings for any anthology series, to the point that even Rod Serling or the Crypt-Keeper might have gone, "Damn, dude."
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Whatever you might think of the "Five Nights at Freddy's" movie as a whole, the opening credits are quite effective, both with the old video-game style animation used to get across the very dark backstory and that unnerving wall of children's drawings (the latter ALWAYS effective at creepiness).
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The "Amicus ripoff anthology movie," 1973's "Tales That Witness Madness" is an interesting anthology horror if for nothing else the sheer insane "wow they actually went there" final segment.
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1997's "Quicksilver Highway" is definitely one of the lesser horror anthologies out there, but it's entertaining enough given it was wise enough to have Christopher Lloyd as the host.
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For those who love horror anthology films, what is your favorite framing/wraparound device? Meaning what is the element that ties all of these stories together for the film's sake?
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The Amicus horror anthologies from the 60s/70s are not only horror comfort food, they're all of remarkably good quality. Some segments may not be as good as others, but there's not a bad film in the bunch.
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The 1979 adaptation of "Salem's Lot" has some truly memorable vampires in it, but it's interesting how turning the main vampire into a mute inhuman monster made the rare film where the Renfield equivalent comes off as the main villain.
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With Jordan Love's current situation and talk of who might replace him if he's out for a while, I can't help but think of this subject; what's your favorite example of a backup QB who got the chance due to injury, did well, got some other team to think he was their long-term QB and promptly flopped?
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Catching up with the most recent season of "Creepshow", I was pleasantly surprised to see it start off with essentially a Mike Flanagan effort.
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There's a couple of nice little touches in "Abigail" that foreshadow the revelation of just who her "father" is.
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Watching Brad Dourif in "Exorcist III", it's kind of amazing to consider he might not have been in the movie at all had the studio gotten their way and if Jason Miller hadn't had difficulty remembering his lines, so we get instead the awesome flip back and forth between the two that works so well.
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In viewing "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" and "Goosebumps" from an adult perspective, one thing you realize is just how useless most of the parents on the shows were. Hell, some were so bad, you want to call Child Services and pronto.
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Even though Freddy's not the jokey type yet that he would be in future installments, I find "Nightmare on Elm Street 2" the funniest of the series because of two things in particular.
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1997's "Jack Frost"is best known as a campy B-horror schlockfest, but it turns it out it was originally intended to be a serious horror flick with an interesting premise.
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I'm not sure there's a horror anthology film whose reputation is solely due to one segment as Dan Curtis's "Trilogy of Terror" from 1975 has. Anyone mentions this film, it's always to talk about the final segment.
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1981's "The Funhouse" is one of the more memorable slashers because of how Tobe Hooper brings his "backwoods killer" sensibilities to the genre.
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Seeing "Night Swim" was fun enough, but it also made me remember how the whole "haunted pool" deal was realized to its full potential by a certain "Are You Afraid of the Dark" episode almost 30 years ago. (JFC, do those last few words make me feel old.)
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When it comes to great opening scenes for horror films, "Predator 2" gets overlooked. The opening for this is absolutely insane and sets the tone for what's to come.
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1979's "Prophecy" is not a very good movie, but watching it, you understand why it's a favorite guilty pleasure horror flick (Stephen King is a big name fan), because it's basically a 50s monster movie in 70s clothing.
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"Criminal Minds" is a guilty pleasure of mine and one of the reasons is because of the frequent appearance of genre names (which should surprise no one given the subject matter).
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What's your favorite twist on the "pact with the devil" scenario on the horror genre? And it doesn't have to be the Devil, just some deal with a supernatural figure where the person should have checked the fine print before signing on.
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The 2006 version of "When a Stranger Calls" is one of the worst of the 00s remakes (which is saying something), but I have to admit, it has a really great setting with that elaborate isolated mansion in the woods.
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I saw "Thanksgiving" today at the Alamo Drafthouse (good time) and while Eli Roth clearly took inspiration from a lot of other films, there's one slasher that he REALLY took cues from, especially in the reveal of the killer's identity. (Spoilers ahead for those who haven't seen it yet.)
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The early buzz for "Thanksgiving" is quite promising, which gives us hope that the holiday finally gets a good slasher film about it. That's good, because the first attempt at it, 1981's "Home Sweet Home" is...not good. At all.
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