Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[Baron Von Marlon]

Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland (2016)
B
Decent spin-off movie from the Blue Mountain State series.
But you don't have to see the series in order to enjoy this movie.
It's mainly about a big frat party.

Originally Posted by Sculpt

But where it makes him a possessed killer against his will... that premise always irks me in general.

I thought it was logical.
The suit's made of a creature. After a while the suit's starting to consume him, turning him into the creature with a need to eat children.He wasn't just killing them. He killed them while feasting on them in order to satisfy his hunger. Kinda like a vampire sucking someone dry.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Last Shift, 2014. 8/10





I Saw The Devil, 2010. 10/10





Oldboy, 2003. 10/10

[The Bloofer Lady]

Originally Posted by Sculpt

It sounds interesting where Daddy put on the clown suit and can't get took it off, and he gets it off and it grows back on him. But where it makes him a possessed killer against his will... that premise always irks me in general.

Well, he never actually got the suit off..he couldn't. So it never grew back on him. Maybe it was another one you saw.

[SerialKiller]

Dolores Claiborne- 1995. Excellent movie I thought. 8/10.

[Amalthea_unicorn]

28 Weeks Later 10 10

[favabeans]

Originally Posted by The Bloofer Lady

CLOWN 2014


This was pretty good. A real estate agent finds an old clown suit in a house he's selling and decides to wear it to his sons birthday party after his wife phones him to tell him the booked clown didn't show up. After the party, he falls asleep still wearing the clown suit and awakens the next day to find that he can't take it off.
Its really nothing to do with the overworked "scary clown" premise and to me was quite unique and horrific.

Oh man I love this movie. So underrated, I was very impressed with the makeup and the gore.



Last movie I saw was 28 Days Later. It's a wicked film, but one thing that does bug me is that one girl (daughter of the man who lets them into his apartment) who cannot act for shit. I know she was young, but good acting is important for believability. Doesn't stop me from loving the film though, I'm all about survival horror.

[The Bloofer Lady]

[QUOTE=favabeans;1010072]Oh man I love this movie. So underrated, I was very impressed with the makeup and the gore. [QUOTE]

Yes it was underrated, I had never heard of it. Its Canadian (so am I) but Eli Roth was involved so I thought that would garner it some attention.

[Amalthea_unicorn]

FrankenWeenie

[Wow]

Originally Posted by MichaelMyers

Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992). Great!

Crazy

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Home, 2016. 4/10



Garbage. This kid on the poster has nothing to do with the film.