Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[ImmortalSlasher]

Originally Posted by Bloof

I did check out turbo killer and his remix of Phoenix. Never heard of him but im digging him for sure!

I had this topic about his Monday Hunt video a while back.

http://horror.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68785

[Bloof]

ZIPPERFACE 1992

Hookers are being sliced and diced by a leather clad killer. Bit sleazy but i liked it.

[FryeDwight]

.REC (2007). Liked the story very much and some good scares, but absolutely hate the "Found Footage" style that just gives Me headaches. Would have liked it more had it been filmed in a standard version. **1/2

[bamahorrorfan87]

Major League 2

[ImmortalSlasher]

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

.REC (2007). Liked the story very much and some good scares, but absolutely hate the "Found Footage" style that just gives Me headaches. Would have liked it more had it been filmed in a standard version. **1/2

I think that REC series might be one of the better found footage type movies. I know I've seen both American versions. Which were ok I guess. But the original version is what I want to finish. I believe I've seen two of those but I want to watch the complete series during the Halloween month.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Alpha Test, 2020. 7/10

Director: Aaron Mirtes





Outbreak, 1995. 7/10

Director: Wolfgang Petersen

[Tommy Jarvis]

The Dark Knight Rises - The whole trilogy is head and shoulders above the rest in the genre. Every scene that Bale and Caine share here is goosebumps intense.

[Bloof]

SHOCK 'EM DEAD 1991

A teenager gets his wish to become the worlds greatest rock star granted by a voodoo woman. Sleazy but i liked it.

[classic_horror_fan]

After seeing the trailer for the Candyman remake, I ended up looking back at the original Candyman, and it is even more amazing than I remembered, which says a lot! This is definitely a great timeless classic, and Tony Todd really knew how to nail this role! It is also one of the best of the Clive Barker movies! I might still give the remake a chance, but I seriously doubt it will touch the original classic!

[classic_horror_fan]

I also just saw an independent horror film called "Polaroid," about a cursed vintage Polaroid camera from the 1970s that has anybody who has their picture taken from it die! It actually turned out to be another one of the better independent horror films I have seen recently! There is not only good drama, dialogue, and suspense, but also some good shocking twists and turns when unraveling the backstory on that camera's curse and its dead owner! It also has good picture quality and cool looking death scenes!