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Saturday, October 23, 2021

2021 Scary Movie Challenge Day 23

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  1. 'ERNSTHAFT, WAS IST DAS "F" FALSCH MIT DEUTSCHEN LEUTE?' CONTEMPORARY HORROR IN GERMAN CINEMA QUINTET! Why?

    NO REASON (2010, PLEX) for the first time. [WARNING: GRAPHIC SEXUAL/VIOLENT CONTENT. Even by Junesploitation! and Scary Movie Month standards, VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED!]

    'Olaf Ittenbach,' German for "A Serbian Film."

    OR

    'Jesus wept' too when mailman used bathroom.

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  2. Eckhart Schmidt's DER FAN, aka THE FAN (1982, Mondo Macabro Blu-ray).

    Delicate. Detached. Determined. Demented. Deliberate. Delicious. Defiant.

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  3. Nikias Chryssos' THE BUNKER (2015, TUBI) for the first time.

    "Burial Ground," the "heartwarming" German sitcom version.

    OR

    Is 'Heinrich' the German nickname for 'Kuato'?

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  4. Gerald Kargl's ANGST (1983, Blu-ray). Also streaming on TUBI and AMC+.

    Smooth unreliable narrator scarier than home invasion.

    OR

    Drone/GoPro-style camera angles impressive, then/now.

    OR

    Gaspar Noé's all-time favorite movie. Enough said.

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  5. Jörg Buttgereit's SCHRAMM (1993, TUBI) for the first time. [WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT]

    Chubby Jason Statham-lookalike fails at life, painting.

    OR

    Because "Nekromantik" left too much to imagination.

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  6. Halloween (2007) dir. Rob Zombie

    “Deserve’s got nothin’ to do with it.”

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  7. In the Mouth of Madness (1994, dir. John Carpenter) (with John Carpenter & Sandy King's commentary)

    Commentary's highlight: Sandy's snark towards Bob Shaye.

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  8. The Faculty

    Dir. Robert Rodriguez 1998

    The scariest part is Josh Hartnett's hair.

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  9. Wrong Turn (2021)

    It’s 4am and I like this movie.

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  10. The Thing (1982, Dir. John Carpenter)

    Humans are underdogs while alien is innadog.

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  11. The Witches (1966)

    That African mask thing is seriously freaky.

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  12. The Thing (2011)

    Look what they did to my boy!

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  13. Freddy vs Jason, dir Ronny Yu, 2003

    Question, how did Jason get a ukulele?

    Second question: does he take victim requests?

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  14. THE BIRDS II: LAND’S END (1994)

    How’d that pigeon get an electrician’s license?

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  15. HALLOWEEN 2 (1981):

    Lacks a firm timetable for evil’s demise.

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  16. ONCE UPON A MIDNIGHT SCARY (1979)

    Seemed great as a child...it isn’t

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  17. WHITE ZOMBIE (1932)

    Surprised painted widow’s peaks never caught on

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  18. Blade (1998)
    What motherfucker made this uphill ice rink?!

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  19. The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957)

    Going… going… going… spider… gone. Not gone.

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  20. Blade 2 (2002)
    Pretty vampire ladies for smooching! Not reapering!

    Or

    Want to wedgie the dork word "Reaper"

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  21. Blade Trinity (2004)
    Dorff ennui. Whence one misses Stephen Dorff.

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  22. The Pit (1981)

    Release trolls because “they’re alive like me.”

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  23. The Haunted House of Horror (1969)

    There’s Frankie Avalon, but not enough beach.

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  24. TERROR IN THE HAUNTED HOUSE (1958)

    Why aren’t more movies filmed in Psych-o-Rama?

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  25. The Masque of the Red Death (1964)

    Great movie. Wouldn’t really recommend at 6am.

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  26. Happy Death Day 2U (2019)

    Tree makes parents, Shrub and Bush, proud.

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  27. Carnival of Souls (1962)

    Professional organist takes unlimited baths. No fuss.

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  28. The Silence of the Lambs (1991)

    I skipped this episode of the podcast.

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  29. Resurrection (1999 Dir. Russell Mulcahy)

    Pet Semetary child death? Devastating. Resurrection's? Hillarious!

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  30. Bride of Chucky (1998) Dir. Ronny Yu

    There's no doll parts, only doll actors.

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  31. Nightbooks (2021, dir. David Yarovesky)

    Can't understand why this wasn't an anthology.

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  32. House of 1,000 Corpses (2003, dir. Rob Zombie)

    Would let Baby make me corpse 1,001.

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  33. Halloween Kills (2021)

    Pete Rose respects legacy more than HK.

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  34. Bad Dreams (1988)

    “With the Bad Dreams Warrrrrriorrrrrs.” Or something.

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  36. Chopping Mall (1986)

    Pinching, jabbing, shocking, lasering, falling. Zero chopping.

    Also, seeing this within a month after rewatching Rock 'N' Roll High School, I was really struck by the adult cast crossover. Makes me wonder if there was supposed to be a Ramones killer robot semi-musical set at a school and mall that got split into two movies.

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  37. MARTYRS (2008) on Tubi

    A special kind of vengeance is unleashed.

    Or

    Wanted to look away on many occasions.

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  38. BONES (2001)on Tubi

    Spirit as a dog? Makes sense here.

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  39. The Craft (1996)

    Tunney of fun. Nothing to Balk at.

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  40. The Banana Splits Movie (2019)

    I thought this was about ice cream.

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  41. The Devil's Rain (1975)

    Cool William Shatner mask could've been iconic.

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  42. Messiah of Evil (1973)

    I'm afraid I just blue myself. Phrasing.

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  43. Curse of the Crimson Altar (1968, dir.
    Vernon Sewell)

    Satanists so frightfully polite in the daylight

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  44. Scooby-Doo (2002)

    End of 24 hours! I made it!

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  45. Cinemadrome Halloween Special double feature:

    Mausoleum (1983, dir. Michael Dugan)

    Nothing suspicious about "Nomed", perfectly normal name.

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  46. Cemetery of Terror (Cementerio del terror) (1985, dir. Rubén Galindo Jr.)

    Sound designer followed the maximalism art movement.

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  47. Tremors 2: Aftershocks (1996)

    Really fun prequel to 'A Quiet Place'

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  48. Night Teeth(2021 Dir:Adam Randall)
    Glam vamp Collateral riff entertaining not amazing
    or
    Pro? Real Vamps! Not pointy teeth zombies.

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  49. The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957)

    Can’t stop picturing Mark Jones slow-clapping.

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  50. THE WOLFMAN (2010)

    DelToro's great but this movie fails him.
    or
    I didn't know VanHelsing was in this.

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  51. Bad Taste (1987)

    More like this from Peter Jackson please!

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  52. Starry eyes

    Alex Essoe joins the Cult of Adjani

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  53. Hellraiser (1987)

    It's like a Rubik's Cube for Slipknot fans.

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  54. Phantasm (1979)

    Watchout for that old man's balls, seriously!

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  55. Chopping mall

    Sexy Crampton and electric Miller meet Wynowski

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  56. Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning (1985) Dir. Danny Steinmann

    NEED a prequel about Roy abandoning Joey.

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  57. Hatchet II (2010)

    Danielle Harris giving this franchise a boost.

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  58. The Mummy's Curse (1944)

    The Mummy must be so sleep deprived.

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    1. Impossible. Karis got to sleep through the 20 minute flashback sequence of a 62 minute movie.

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  59. House 3 (1989)

    Horror Show? This should be called GAZMO!

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  60. Xtro (1983)

    Not another magic clown alien birth movie!

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  61. DEVILS RAIN (1975)

    Earnest Bourgnine is the real true G.O.A.T.

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  62. The Man Who Laughs (1928)


    But Doctor, I Am The Great Gwynplaine.

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  63. The Visit (2015, dir. M Night Shyamalan)

    What’s scarier than relatives? Complete fucking strangers.

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  64. Child's Play 2 (1990)

    Up there with Aliens, T2, Godfather 2.

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  65. Misery (1990)

    Wow, this movie's fantastic. Kathy Bates! Wow!

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  66. CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (1954)

    Truly, a classic... BLARING HORNS! BLARING HORNS!

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  67. The House by the Cemetery (1981)

    This what people mean by deep cuts?

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  68. Final Destination 5 (2011)

    It's the bridge between the two groups.

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  69. Nightwatch (1997)

    McGregor and Brolin enter a new Dimension.

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  70. Broadcast Signal Intrusion

    Gentry's (The Signal, Synchronicity) new film. Great!

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  71. The Prophecy 5: Foresaken (2005)

    I chose this AND I can vote?

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  72. Chopping Mall (1986)

    It's certainly not all in the title!

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  73. Cruel Jaws (1995)

    This shark movie bites other shark movies!

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  74. Killer Workout (1987)

    Every yoga move is my lament configuration.

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  75. Strait-Jacket (1964)

    The guy with the milk was funny.

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  76. Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde (1976)

    Yup! I really like William Crain movies.

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  77. The Hands of Orlac (1924)

    Definitely feels like a movie from 1924.

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  78. Halloween Kills (2021)

    At least John Carpenter got a check.

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  79. Becky (2020)

    Makes Kevin McCallister look like a bitch.

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  80. Venom: Let There be Carnage (2021) by Andy Serkis
    Chocolate, Brains, Symbiotes: The Ultimate Food Movie

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  81. Mortuary (1983) Dir. Howard Avedis

    Stingy with mortuaries, wildly generous with lingerie.

    or

    The killer's mask is his own face?

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  82. Wishmaster (1997)

    Taking faces before Verotika made it cool

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  83. VIDEO DEMONS DO PSYCHOTOWN (1989)

    Besmirches Troma’s good name, if that’s possible.

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  84. The Addams Family (2019)

    Allison Janney makes a perfect Addams villain.

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  85. A Bucket of Blood (1959)

    Should've put another cat in the wall

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  86. Night Teeth (dir. Hype Williams)
    Shiny, awful music, the modern vampire "Belly".

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  87. Strait-Jacket (1964)

    Just saw Strait-Jacket, axe me anything.

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  88. Dr. Black and Mr. Hyde (1976)

    “White folk: the monster’s YOU!!” “…fair call.”

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  89. The Hands of Orlac (1924)

    German acting’s dramatic; murder hands are traumatic.

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  90. Straight Jacket (1964)

    Film asks what’s scarier: axes, chickens, or Joan?

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  91. Dr. Black & Mr. Hyde (1976)

    From Stevenson adaptation to King Kong remake!

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  92. Hands of Orlac (1924)

    Taught me how to “seduce someone’s hands.”

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  93. Ghostwatch (1992)

    My favorite discovery of Scary Movie Month.

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  94. PALE RIDER (1985)

    Clint’s maybe a ghost so maybe counts?

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  95. Dr. Black, Mr. Hyde 1976

    Stan Winston made-up Casey like
    Solomon Grundy!

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  96. Don't Fuck in the Woods (2016)

    Spoilers: Several people fuck in the woods.

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  97. THE SHINING (1980)

    Hallorann has quite interesting taste in art

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  98. Annabelle Creation (2017, dir. David Sandberg)

    Don't like how this one conjures scares.

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  99. The Devil's Rejects (2005, dir. Rob Zombie)

    Could go for some tutti fuckin' frutti.

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  100. The Happenning (2008) w/ F This Movie Commentary!

    Movie should have been called uneducated observers.

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  101. The Blair Witch (1999)

    Ruined sending kids to the corner, forever!

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  102. The Day The Earth Stood Still 1951

    Closed-captioners don't know "barada nikto"???? Dafuq?

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  103. The Thing From Another World 1951

    Prof. Carrington's much saner in this cut.

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  104. The Thing 1982

    From The "Prometheus" School of Rational Scientists...

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  105. The Corpse Bride (2005)

    Corpse or not, that brides pretty hot.

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  106. Old (2021)

    Doctor was overdue for his tetanus shot.

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  107. The Dead Don’t Die (2019, dir. Jim Jarmusch)

    It’s the night of the living deadpan.

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  108. The House of the Devil (2009)

    At least the devil supports affordable housing.

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  109. The Thing (1982)

    Definitely a career high for flame throwers

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  110. Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011)

    Wasn't sure if horror.

    The result: iunno...

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