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[Bloof]

Originally Posted by Ringo

Saw it, was ok, nothing out of the ordinary. Had a Grave Encounters vibe on it in the first part, but

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Maybe the language barrier and the poor subtitles, but I didn't understand who was the nurse and also the girl?

Also, is this a sequel to: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0356176/ ?

Yeah the subtitles weren't great. I think the nurse was one of his experiments with that bird beak sewn into her head. I think the little girl must have been their daughter. He seemed to have a fascination with giving people animal abilities by experimenting with their eyes etc.
I think the movie you found is a sequel . I'd like to check it out.

[Ringo]

Originally Posted by Bloof

Yeah the subtitles weren't great. I think the nurse was one of his experiments with that bird beak sewn into her head. I think the little girl must have been their daughter. He seemed to have a fascination with giving people animal abilities by experimenting with their eyes etc.
I think the movie you found is a sequel . I'd like to check it out.

Might be the first one actually and the Asylum the sequel.
On IMDB the Asylum is Villmark 2.

[Angra]

The Paper Boy (1994) 7/10

Very well acted by the boy. Ironically, one of the few things he’s been in is Goosebumps, which is synonymous with bad acting.

It’s on Youtube.

[Tommy Jarvis]

The Woods followed pretty much all the beats from the template set by The Blair Witch. Good to have seen it, but nothing truly memorable. And the proposal bit felt tacked on and unnecessary.

Curious about the setting, though. It's supposedly set in Northern Oregon (and the shots in the beginning kind of look like they double for Portland), but according to the imdb-page, it's filmed in British Columbia. Only a 3,5 hour drive up from Seattle, so not that far across the border. Regardless, it makes for a lot of beautiful forest shots and that's always a plus in my book.

And for those interested, here is a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6hv3mDmrEE

[Tommy Jarvis]

Blood Punch - A horror-ish Groundhog Day, just lamer. And it had a discount David Arquette as a meth dealer.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

The Amusement Park, 1973, 2021 release. 7/10

George A Romero





Cannibal Troll, 2021. 6/10

Directors: Scott Jeffrey, Rebecca Matthews

[Bloof]

BLAIR WITCH 2016

Heather (from the original)'s brother goes back to the woods to search for her 20 years later.

Thought it was pretty stupid.

[classic_horror_fan]

I got to see a few newer comedy horror films this past week. I got to see Full Moon's new comedy horror called "Weed-gies," which is about similar creatures to the classic ghoulies with similar humor that's meant to be stupid but funny, and it is funny and entertaining in that sort of way. Those into the Ghoulies series should get a kick out of that one as well. Another is "Channel 13," a comedy horror anthology that is also meant to be stupid but funny, also entertaining in that sort of way. Another is a spin-off on Scooby-Doo with a Great Dane, similar mystery solving gang that rides around in a van, called "Saturday Morning Mystery," only this one is actually more scary than funny, but it does keep interest, and they did overall a good job with it.

[Bloof]

THE POOL 2014

Subtitled

Two families set up camp beside a mysterious pond.

Quite enjoyable.

[SerialKiller]

Swimfan-2002. I have always liked this movie.