Wednesday, October 11, 2023

2023 Scary Movie Challenge Day 11

58 comments:

  1. GIRLS NITE OUT (1982, ARROW BLU-RAY) for the first time.

    Hal Holbrook's in this. Crushes it hard.

    OR

    Bear-suited maniac ruins horny collegiates' scavenger hunt.

    OR

    No, seriously. WTF's HAL HOLBROOK DOING HERE??!!

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  2. Solomon Kane (2009)

    “I’m a peaceful man.” He remarked, violently.

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  3. The Babysitter (2017 dir. McG)

    As McG movies go this one's fun.

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  4. Halloween II (2009, dir. Rob Zombie)

    Saddest horror movie ever made. Love hurts.

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  5. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974, dir. Tobe Hooper)

    Need spin-off movie about the trucker.

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  6. Beaten To Death (2022, Dir. Sam Curtain)

    Does what it says on the can.

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  7. Black Sabbath (1963 - Mario Bava)
    The very last scene is a gem.

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  8. Poltergeist (1982 Blu)

    Homeowner association fees dont cover ghost removal

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  9. EVIL DEAD RISE (2023)

    Not greater than the original, but grater.

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  10. Dreamcatcher (2003)

    When everyone's overqualified but turns to poop

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  11. The Legend of Hell House (1973) dir. John Hough

    Edgar Wright did it better with DON’T!

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  12. THE RELIC (1997)

    The hypothalamus causes lizard transformations? Flawless science.

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  13. OCULUS (2013):

    Looking in mirror makes me crazy, too.

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  14. Halloween Ends (2022, dir. David Gordon Green)

    So it's really over now? You promise?

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  15. Torso (1973) dir. Sergio Martino

    Closing music from ABC Afterschool Special opening.

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  16. SCREAM VI (2023)

    Hiro: “Save the cheerleader, save the franchise.”

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  17. The Boogeyman (2023, dir. Rob Savage)

    It's not why I watch horror movies.

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  18. The Shining (1980)

    I was expecting Geoffrey Rush playing piano.

    Or

    Alcohol and writer's block are dangerous together.

    (By the way, this is the first time I've ever seen this movie. I am very happy to cross off what was a HUGE blind spot for me!)

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  19. All That We Destroy (2019)

    Surprisingly, that clone murdering therapy didn't take.

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  20. Pet Sematary: Bloodlines (2023)

    We don't praise Mary Lambert nearly enough.

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  21. Shock Waves (1977)
    Underwater Nazis?! Underwater's for the fishies! Rude!
    Or
    Went fishing, caught a nazi. Very Cushing

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  22. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
    This is a classic for a reason

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  23. A Nightmare on Elm Street: Freddy’s Revenge (1985)
    I wanna like it but I don’t

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  24. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors

    Best Credits song? Or Best Credits Song?

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  25. What Lies Beneath

    That is why I don't take baths.

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  26. Sea Fever (2019)

    Captain, don't just poke around in there.

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  27. Wes Craven's New Nightmare

    Like fine wine, gets better with age.

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  28. Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers (1988)

    Shue look-alike Cornell has adventures in babysitting

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  29. The Exorcist: Believer

    The Exorcist: Believer or, Religious Avengers Assemble!

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  30. COUNTESS DRACULA (1970)

    This wrinkle removing cream is highly ineffective.

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  31. -The Gate (1987)
    The horrors of a limited music budget.

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  32. -Stir of Echoes (1999)
    1.) Confirms football is source of all evil.
    or
    2.) Kevin Bacon's blood type after filming: OJ+.

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  33. Masters of Horror: Pro-Life (2006) dir. John Carpenter

    Hell boy is the grandson of Hellboy.

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  34. The Skeleton Dance (1929)

    Trigger warning for solo xylophone bone victims.

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  35. Smile (2022)

    Spoiler: sinister smiles spark savage suicide solutions.

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  36. Brotherhood of the Wolf, dir Christopher Gans, 2001

    Can I have more Swashbuckler Horror please?

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  37. A Returns to Salems Lot(1987 Dir. Larry Cohen)

    Nazi killers give the best parenting advice

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  38. Housebound (2014)
    Dir: Gerard Johnstone

    Housebound is too good to joke about.

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  39. Reptile (2023)

    I don't understand why it's called "Reptile."

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  40. Day of the Dead (1985)

    Rhodes definately paid for a blue check.

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  41. DRAG ME TO HELL (2009)

    The goat should get its own spinoff.

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  42. Slumber Party Massacre (1982)

    Canadian tuxedo, twinkie bowl, playgirl, space baby.

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  43. Saw VI (2009)

    The movie that singlehandedly got us Obamacare

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  44. When a Stranger Calls (1979)

    You mean that's not the whole movie?

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  45. TRAGEDY GIRLS (2017, Dir. Tyler MacIntyre)

    Sadie kept saying my initials throughout, M-Kay!

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  46. THE RAVEN (2012, Dir. John McTeigue)

    If you're fond of John Cusack yelling...

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  47. MYSTICS IN BALI (1981, H. Tjut Djalil)

    Head and shoulders need a new mascot?

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  48. CATHY'S CURSE (1977, Dir. Eddy Matalon)

    Cathy's got metal health, bangs her head!
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    Gramps looks like an elderly Riff Raff!
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    The Dad is Art Hindle "at home".

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  49. The Omen (1976)

    Ambassador Atticus adopts, attempts acupuncture, armageddon approaches.

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  50. The Last Exorcism(2010 Dir Daniel Stamm)

    Who got it worse? Cat or crew?

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  51. Ticks (1993)

    Should've smoked a joint before this

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  52. Edge of the Axe (1988)

    The computer sounds like the Zodiac Killer

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  53. The Mummy (1932)
    “He went for a little walk….A-ha-ha-ha-ha!”

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  54. Gothika (2003)

    They never said what a Gothika is

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  55. The Boogeyman (2023, Dir. Rob Savage).

    Terrible therapists, parents, friends in this movie.

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  56. What Lies Beneath (2000)

    Chekov's mouse paralysis formula in full effect

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  57. Review count for day 11: 56
    Review total after day 11: 722

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