Thursday, October 26, 2017

2017 Scary Movie Challenge Day 26

99 comments:

  1. Resurrection (1999, Dir: Russel Mulcahy)

    Now you're against decapitation, Mr Hypocritical Highlander?

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  2. FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE (1973)

    That shopkeeper is too lenient toward wrongdoers.

    And

    That door looked evil from the start.

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  3. Lisa and The Devil (1973)

    Who let Kojack get a pilots license?

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  4. Saw 3 (2006)

    Jigsaw. America's greatest humanitarian rides out again.

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  5. Train to Busan (2016)

    Travelling by train, zombies fall like rain

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  6. HOUSE OF DRACULA (1945)

    Dracula, Wolf Man, Frankenstein: A plot needed?

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  7. The Babysitter (2017)

    Best violent death involving People's Choice award!

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  8. Amsterdamned (1988)
    It's a much better movie than Frankfucked

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  9. Beyond the Gates (2016)

    [Insert “has similarities to Jumanji” reference here]

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  10. Charlotte (2017)

    Not all evil dolls are created equal.

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  11. Bad Dreams (1988)

    Underrated eighties horror, favourite Elm Street rip-off!!

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  12. Children of the Corn (1984)
    Further evidence that ginger's don't have souls.
    -or-
    Morbid take on the "No Parents!" premise.

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  13. Deathdream (1974)

    Eerie and unsettling but ultimately very sad.

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  14. The Hidden (1987)

    Twin Peaks Meets John Carpenter’s The Thing

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  15. The Cabin In The Woods (2012)

    Could it be the younger generations Scream?

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  16. The Hills Have Eyes (2006)

    Brutal, but good, remake of brutal original.

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    1. I actually prefer the remake on this one....I shall go repent for my blasphemy.

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    2. Oh, The Hills Have Eyes 2 (2007)? I read it was bad, but will check it out.

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    3. Doubt you'll read this, but I meant the one you reviewed here. Saying I like the remake to the original. Wasn't a big fan of Craven's version.

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  17. Silver Bullet (1985)
    How do you explain the naked priest?

    OR
    No Motorbike. He'll crash and get para......

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  18. Carrie (1976)

    Nobody but Spacek could pull this off

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  19. The Craft (1996)

    Would pay Tunney money for better wig!!
    or
    Teen crush on Fairuza Balk, still valid!..
    or
    So Wish Upon, basically The Craft... Discus?

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  20. A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988)
    80's garages only used for sick workouts

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  21. House of Wax (1953)

    That Price fellow knows how to fight.

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  22. Jaws The Revenge (1987)

    Sorry, Thought it was Shitty Movie Month.

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  23. Martin (1978)

    Alternate title: The Blood Red Shoe Diaries.

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  24. Society (1989)

    Prefer boobs or ass? Doesn't matter anymore!

    also as a 7 word aside
    Presenting the #fthismovie #scarymoviemonth movie du jour.

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  25. A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child (1989)
    These friends will protect Alice, and dead

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  26. Urban Legend (1998)

    Leto plays a (relatively) normal human being!

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  27. Terror on Tour (1980)

    Makes KISS's TV movie look like Amadeus.

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  28. The Covenant (2006)

    Nobody involved has even been to Massachusetts.

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  29. Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986)

    Hooper invents Choppped before the Food Network.

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  30. Tales of Halloween (2015)
    Some kids get revenge, others get tricked

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  31. GET OUT (2017)

    The sunken place isn't looking so bad.

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  32. Re-Animator (1985)

    Was doctor psychic? That isn't very realistic!

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  33. The Ruins (2008)

    This movie can really GROW on you!

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  34. Candyman 2: Farewell To The Flesh (1995)

    Can't help getting hooked by the candy.

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  35. Tremors (1990)

    B-pictures don't have to suck, fuuuuuuuck youuuuuu.

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  36. The Dark Half (1993)

    Want crossover movie: George, Tony, and Arya.

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  37. Saw V (2008)

    Better call Saw? Strahm's not Bob Odenkirk.

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  38. Also, Alien (1979)

    Used future leads to used, soiled kecks.

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  39. Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991)
    Freddy gets wacky with Nickelodeon style comedy

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  40. Turbo Kid

    The art of Asskicking,

    Eyes, Nose, Genitals!

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  41. Freddy vs. Jason (2003)
    *wink* I'll be back. Psych! Here's Jackie.

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  42. Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1988)

    Apparently Jason also entered the editing room.

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  43. City of the Living Dead (1980)

    Maggot and Brains, Mangia che ti passa!

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  44. The Stay Awake (1988)

    My, what REALLY big eyes you have.

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  45. Videodrome (1983)

    James Woods can't stomach one Blondie video

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  46. Zombeavers (2015)

    Not as much nudity as you'd think.

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  47. Bats (1999)

    Thinking bats? I find the idea O-ffensive!

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  48. Castle Freak (1995)

    More Freak dick than I had expected.

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  49. The Haunted Palace (1963)

    Price moves into haunted house on hill

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  50. Tower of London (1962)

    Sadistic Price becomes King, pulls a Tommen.

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  51. Rope (1948)

    Worlds worst friends host awkward dinner party

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  52. The VVitch (2015)

    VVorld-vveary VVilliam vvorries about a vvicked vvitch.

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  53. The Thing (1982).

    Man's best friend; often imitated, never duplicated.

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  54. The Dark (1979)

    More movie monsters should have laser eyes.

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  55. Little Monsters (1989)
    "Boy Meets Monster a.k.a The Savage Years."

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  56. Found Footage 3D (2017)

    So meta it even knows it sucks.

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  57. Will Vinton's Claymation Comedy of Horrors (1991)

    Who doesn't love a good homonym joke?

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  58. Pet Sematary (1983)

    Movie has the world's creepiest wall art

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  59. Night of The Demon (1957)

    Mother, please stop inviting my next victims.

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  60. War of the Worlds (2005)
    - Entertaining monster movie ruminates on trauma, loss.

    Cloverfield
    - Entertaining monster movie ruminates on trauma, loss.

    Super 8
    - Entertaining monster movie ruminates on trauma, loss.

    Aliens
    - "They're dead! Alright? Can I go now?"

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  61. The Keep (1983)

    Don't worry Mann, eventually you'll make Heat

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  62. Ginger Snaps

    I can't imagine what menopause looks like

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  63. Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare

    In the dream world, you have glaucoma

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  64. Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale

    It's like going to Macy's in September!

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  65. Friday the 13th VI: Jason Lives

    Camp counselors finally have kids to counsel.

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  66. Happy Death Day

    After the eighth viewing, I liked it.

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  67. They Fly (1986)

    Brought a girl for a first date.

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  68. Dawn of the Dead (1978)

    "Wait! I forgot my blood pressure meds..."

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  69. Victor Crowley

    My spoiler free review of Victor Cowley

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  70. The Purge (2013)
    A Delpyless horror version of "Before Sunrise".

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  71. The Purge: Anarchy (2014)
    Society needs good scrubbing with a Grillo-pad

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  72. Pet Sematary (1989)

    The Legend of Zelda: Creepy Bed Lady

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  73. The Purge: Election Year (2016)
    Okay, yeah, that's enough for me, thanks.

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  74. Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn

    Hot southern girls sprayed with orange juice

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  75. Prince Of Darkness (1987)

    Satan helps Jameson Parker learn card tricks.

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  76. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931): Battle with your demons, and your dentist.

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  77. Satan's Blade (1984)

    Ski lodgers all eventually get the point.

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  78. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

    Honestly, Johnny Depp's performance is so underappreciated.

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  79. Vault of Horror (1973)

    I'm a 'House That Dripped Blood' guy.

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  80. Saw (2004) Dir. James Wan

    The saw can reach the phone......jackass.

    -OR-

    I remember this being better YOU BASTARD!

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  81. Leprechaun in the Hood (2000)

    Ensign Hoshi would be more convincing here.

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  82. The Night Brings Charlie (1990)

    Only slasher completionists (hi Patrick!) should bother.

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  83. Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare

    Knife-hand isn't for slashing, but chalkboard!

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  84. House of Wax (2006)

    Wait, wax buildings are a BAD idea?!

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  85. Found Footage 3D (2016)

    Forgot one Found Footage Rule: didn't suck!

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  86. Deadly Presence (2012)

    Your haunted house isn’t all that haunted.

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  87. Abby (1974)

    Carol Speed's great but no Marki Bey.

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  88. The Mummy (1999)

    Rudimentary CGI didn't ruin it, thanks JB.

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  89. Dracula (1931)

    Frye overacts like he's starring in Wishmaster.

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  90. Creep (2014)
    Browser history full so internet is slow.

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  91. The Incubus

    Could have used more Incubus

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  92. Chopping Mall (1986)

    Crampton, why you no stop, drop, roll?

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  93. Saw (2004)

    The real torture's how Elwes says "Allie".

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