Wednesday, October 19, 2022

Scary Movie Challenge 2022 Day 19

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  1. Tom Atkins, Bruce Campbell, Richard Roundtree and Robert Z'Dar in William Lustig's MANIAC COP (1988, Blu-ray). Also streaming for free on PLEX and VUDU.

    Shaft frames Ash, Yamashita. "Dick Cloth" investigates.

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    Decade-old transfer lusts for Lustig-supervised 4K remaster.

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  2. William Lustig's MANIAC COP 2 (1990, 4K UHD Blu-ray). Also streaming for free on PLEX, Roku Channel, VUDU, Freevee, TUBI and Pluto.

    Two chins enter (Campbell's, Z'Dar's), one "lives."

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    Tops prequel, "Terminator" at police station massacres.

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  3. William Lustig's MANIAC COP 3: BADGE OF SILENCE (1992, 4K UHD Blu-ray). First time seeing movie in 4K. Also streaming for free on Amazon Prime, TUBI, Freevee, VUDU, Roku Channel and Pluto.

    Haddonfield Memorial's cathedral-sized Manhattan branch's annual bloodbath.

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    "NBA Jam" of franchise. "HE'S ON FIRE!"

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  4. Brian De Palma's CARRIE (1976, Blu-ray).

    Best pound-for-pound payoff to tense-as-hell, worth-the-lengthy-build-up finale.

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    William Katt's prom Kryptonite: creamy dirty pillows.

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  5. MALIGNANT (2021, Dir. James Wan)

    Some folks fall ass forwards into revenge.

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  6. RABID (1977)

    How to deal with movie talkers, revealed!

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  7. Vampyros Lesbos (1971)

    Watched it for the vampyros, I swear.

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  8. BARBARIAN (2022)

    Speaks the truth: it's all Reagan's fault.

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  9. Village of the Damned, dir Wolf Rilla, 1960

    Nothing more terrifying than child's inquisitive stare

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  10. Halloween Kills (2022)

    Unexpected inner thought: "Is the motorcycle haunted?"
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    Yay...we finally got Halloween vs Christine

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  11. Jennifer (1978, Dir. Brice Mack)
    I shouldn’t have bought Carrie from Wish.com

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  12. The Sixth Sense (1999)

    Dead people still nicer than most Philadelphians.

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  13. 31 (2016)

    The ending rubs me the wrong way

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  14. THE UNINVITED (1944)

    More 1940's romantic comedy horror movies, please!

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  15. PSYCHO (1998)

    Easily top 5 Vince Vaughn masturbation movies.

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  16. HALLOWEEN II (2009)

    Scout-Taylor Compton career resurgence when now??

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  17. The Sixth Sense (1999)

    What's with Philly teachers and sweater vests?

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  18. CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC (1978)

    Can't sleep... Village People will eat me!

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  19. She Will (2022)

    Glad Malcolm McDowell decided to show up.

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  20. Don't F**k In The Woods (2016)

    Drunkenly to It Follows.... "Hold my beer"

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  21. Terrifier 2 (2022)

    This is my seven word review. Done.

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  22. Butterfly Kisses (2018)

    Bye Bye Man documentary is pretty good.

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  23. CROCODILE (2000)

    In which crocodile enjoys some Sunny Delight.

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  24. Orphan: First Kill (2022)

    I'm always down for a furious Stiles.

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  25. The Unknown (1927)

    Tarantino, Uma remake would be fitting (footing).

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  26. NINA FOREVER (2015)

    Movie gives new meaning to "strange bedfellows."

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  27. This is from Lolo K. (it wouldn't post for her):

    ZOMBIE (1979)
    Erika came for zombies, stayed for boobs

    (Wait a minute...)

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  28. ZOMBIE (1979)
    I came for zombies, stayed for boobs

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  29. Texas Chainsaw (2013)

    Why you kill all those people? cuz

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  30. Terror Train

    We filmed this movie in Canada. Sorey.

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  31. TRILOGY OF TERROR (1975)

    Karen Black, a QUEEN among scream queens!

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  32. THE WOLF MAN (1941)

    Noone does the werewolf strut like Lon!

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  33. DEAD OF NIGHT (1945)

    Antique store mirrors are always bad news.

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  34. Bad Candy (2020)

    It's right there in the title. Bad.

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  35. Hellraiser (2022)

    Eleven movies and still no Cinna-bites cereal?

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  36. The Exorcist III (1990)

    First horror I ever watched! Still terrifying.

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    1. Did you watch the director's cut, aka Legion. Despite some scenes being vhs quality, it's way better

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  37. Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)

    Give the kids what they want. Locusts!

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  38. Frankenstein (1931)

    The original "fuck around, find out" story.

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  39. Son of Frankenstein (1939)

    I'm as impotent as a Universal Burgermeister.

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  40. Nina Forever (2015, dir. Ben & Chris Blaine)

    I'm starting to suspect it's a metaphor...

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  41. The Fan (1981)

    Wait just a minute. Where's the baseball?

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  42. Child's Play 2 (1990)

    Easy, breezy slasher sequel. Only 84 minutes!

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  43. An American Werewolf in London (1981) dir. John Landis

    Note to self: stay off the moors.

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  44. Nina Forever

    Two's company, three is a bloody crowd.

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  45. Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages (1922)

    The Devil’s horny: banging shutters, churning butter.

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  46. Happy Death Day (2017)

    Indubitably a better movie with Ned Ryerson.

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  47. MORBIUS (2022)

    Coming soon: Morbius Kills and Morbius Ends.

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  48. Mad God (2021)

    Did someone slip me all the drugs?

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  49. The Gorgon (1964)
    Christopher Lee’s moustache steals the whole movie!

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  50. Twins of Evil (1971)
    Before twins had Doublemint of keep busy…

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  51. Vampire Lovers (1970)
    One scene is strangely out of place…

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  52. Two Faces of Dr. Jeckyl (1960)
    Interesting twist on tale: Lee is gigolo!

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  53. Curse of the Werewolf (1961)
    Yeah, Yeah, I know, “Where’s the wolf?”

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  54. Phantom of the Opera (1962)
    The Phantom I grew up with/love.

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  55. The Mummy (1959)
    Cushing as Van Helsing by another name!

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  56. The Amityville Horror (1979)
    Much scarier back then in high school

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  57. The Beast Must Die (1974)

    Don't bother me, I'm on "werewolf break"

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  58. The Sentinel (1977; Dir. M. Winner)

    Deliciously bonkers, campy, gory and stunning cast.

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  59. Axe (1975, Frederick R Friedel)

    Lisa studied hand washing from Vincent Vega.

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  60. The Quatermass Xperiment (1955, Val Guest)

    Getting warm fuzzies from these cold pricklies!

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  61. Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974, Terence Fisher)

    Frankenstein created life... It's Gorilla Oliver Reed!

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  62. Looney Tunes Spooktacula (2022)
    Nice to see the old gang again.

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  63. The Munsters (2022)
    Big fun! Bold colors! Now shut up!

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  64. Halloween Ends (2022)
    Call me crazy; I really liked it.

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  65. We Need to Do Something (2021)

    About posting 7 word reviews late AF

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  66. THE UNDEAD (1957)

    Hamlet's gravedigger gets his own spinoff movie.

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  67. These reviews have been counted for the monthly tally. Please post your reviews on today's thread.

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