Loved it. One of the best of the year.


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Thanks for the reminder on Jug Face. Really curious about that one, as with We Are What We Are.

Could 2013's best horror film have been a documentary about a horror film?

http://www.salon.com/2013/03/29/pick...cks_labyrinth/

That one was actually a huge disappointment to me. I was looking forward to it, but found the people that they interviewed just to be annoying.

Oh good, it wasn't just me. I turned it off after 30 minutes.

Same here. I made it through the entire film, but I couldn't even begin to explain half the theories the interviewees were talking about.

Evil Dead remake. One hell of a fun ride. Well shot, great practical gore effects, passable characters, awesome black humor and minimal, but well placed cg. The character switch-up threw me for a loop and I left feeling satisfied. It was both wonderfully cringe worthy and a great date film just like the original. It was awesome to see so many gals grabbing onto their guys during the film, followed by a chorus of shrieks, then laughing and smiling after the viewing. It really brought me back to my younger years when R meant something more.

I was impressed with The Evil Dead remake. Well done IMO

Seconding Ferox's rec of A Field In England I think that was the best I've seen. I did also enjoy Curse Of Chucky, The Conjuring and Insidious Chapter 2 worth watching.

Im surprised at how good Curse of Chucky was,I watched it expecting it to be horrible and full of cliche's but it was actually pretty good,and Insidious Chapter 2 was abit of a let down.The First one actually scared me to death,but all I got from this was a few jumps nothing else..atleast the story is still contact.

Yeah Curse Of Chucky was a surprise a vast improvement after the series went too far into comedy with Bride of Chucky and Seed Of Chucky. I understand why you don't like Insidious 2 compared to the first it wasn't anywhere near as good but I did still find myself enjoying it.