Monday, October 16, 2023

2023 Scary Movie Challenge Day 16

56 comments:

  1. Stuart Gordon's RE-ANIMATOR (1985, ARROW BLU-RAY).

    Chicago-born director strikes gold by HEADing WEST.

    OR

    Lucky break Hill's head/zombies Wi-Fi compatible.

    OR

    Herbert West's COD? Ironically, lead poisoning. SNAP!

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  2. House of Frankenstein, dir Erie C. Keaton, 1944

    Emo Werewolves bring girls to the yard

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  3. John Carpenter's THE THING (1982, 4K UHD).

    'Thing' chomps Doc. Why's corpse testing negative?

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    If Blair survived creature'd die of 'DIABEETUS.'

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  4. Hubie Halloween, dir Steven Brill, 2020

    Swiss Army Thermos: Pea Soup not included

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  5. Trick r Treat, Michael Dougherty, 2007

    Sequel: Sam brings pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving

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  6. Grimcutty (2022, Dir. John Ross)

    When dad is chillin', there's less killin'.

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  7. The Crazies (1973 - George A. Romero)

    70s, when monobrows were leading man material.

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  8. The Dead Zone (1983 - David Cronenberg)

    Talking about Sleepy Hollow - an actual vision!

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    It's cold, she wants you. Just stay!

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    He got 'Dead Zoned' - which means fucked.

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  9. Lord of Illusions (1995)
    Horny Bakula fans beware - ain’t for you!

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  10. CRITTERS (1986)

    Critters sure take their time showing up.

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  11. Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2022)

    You can always improve perfection.... Oh wait...

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  12. House II: The Second Story

    Wait... Cliff Clavin in House not bar?

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  13. Dead Snow (2009) dir. Tommy Wirkola

    Pretty perfect, only missing 90s Dean Cameron.

    Or

    NaZombies ShNaZombies; take 5 minutes, wash face!

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  14. CRITTERS 2: THE MAIN COURSE (1988)

    Charlie should team up with Phantasm’s Reggie.

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  15. -Rosemary's Baby (1968)
    What plays was your husband in again?
    OR
    Pushy neighbors are the servants of Satan.
    OR
    You have to rock the Antichrist gently!

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  16. Demon Seed (1977 dvd)

    Heed these words: DONT piss off Alexa

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  17. Lake Placid (1999, dir. Steve Miner)

    Crocs twice that size here in Canada.

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  18. Hell Fest (2018)

    Great pace, great setting, fuck extreme haunts.

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  19. The Prowler (1981, dir. Joseph Zito)

    Only movie passing "Needs more pitchfork?" test.

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  20. The Pit (1981, dir. Lew Lehman) with FTM commentary

    Peeping! Trogs! Pits! Movie has it all.

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  21. Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977, dir. John Boorman)

    African spiritualism! Telepathy! Hypnosis! Locusts! Not bad.

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  22. -John Carpenter's Halloween (1978)

    Like a doll's eyes? Oh, wrong movie.
    OR
    Judith's boyfriend: "brevity's the soul of wit."

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  23. CRITTERS 3 (1990)

    DiCaprio. Scorsese. Critters of the Flower Moon.

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  24. ParaNorman (2012)

    The Jon Brion score is melancholy perfection

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  25. Death Line (1972, dir. Gary Sherman)

    This cannibal exclusively eats stiff upper lips.

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  26. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003 dir. Marcus Nispel)

    Still a better family than 7th Heaven.

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  27. Death Rider in the House of Vampires (2021)

    Watermarked, camripped bootleg... probably didn't affect quality.

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  28. Ghoulies 2 (1987)

    OR Italian title: Ghoulies 2: Electric Boogaloo.

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  29. Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)

    Beautifully shot, no clue what just happened.

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  30. Hell House LLC (2015)

    Can’t wait for Hell House S-Corp.

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  31. Jakob's Wife (2021)

    I'd let Crampton stay a vampire too.

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  32. -Halloween II (1981)

    Ben Tramer: How to Make an Entrance
    OR
    I'll have my nurse grilled, not boiled.

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  33. V/H/S/85 (2023)

    Well... Probably still cleaner than Lake Ontario!

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  34. Scream(1996 Dir Wes Craven)

    Even the credits has energy to spare

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  35. Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things | 1972
    Night of the Living College Acting Troupe

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  36. Horror Express | 1972
    Pulling from behind - Savalas by a nose.

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  37. CRITTERS 4 (1992)

    Angela Bassett. Brad Dourif. Together at last!

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  38. -Scream (1996)

    Real teens are only slightly less callous.

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  39. No One Will Save You (2023, dir. Brian Duffield)

    Should've checked if they're allergic to water.

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  40. The Changeling (1980)

    Scott too old for that family, anyway.

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  41. Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist (2005)

    Film record for British people in shorts.

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  42. The Funhouse (1981)

    That’s not gonna be good for business.

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  43. TENTACLES (2022)

    She's got a gut feeling about him.

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  44. -Poltergeist (1982)

    Networks always giving ghosts worst time slot.

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  45. Silent Night (2012)

    After careful consideration- this doesn't make sense.

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  46. THE BOOGEYMAN (2023)

    Because “The Trauma Man” is too obvious?

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  47. Lord of Illusions(1995 Dir. Clive Barker)

    Not a "Quantum Leap" for early CGI

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  48. The Witch Who Came From The Sea (1976)

    A classic in "Cross your legs" Cinema

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  49. The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

    Tim Curry should be in more musicals.

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  50. Psycho III (1986)

    Need a shower after this.....wait nevermind

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  51. Slumber Party Massacre (2021)

    No boobs got Roger Corman big mad

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  52. Life (2017)

    Martian murdersquid proves evolution is VERY real.

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  53. Random Acts of Violence (2020)

    Containing recognizably Canadian landmarks, namely Jay Baruchel

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  54. The Monster Club (1981)

    They did the club! They did the -

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  55. The Exorcist III (1990)

    Why was Brad Dourif's performance so reserved?

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  56. Review count for day 16: 55
    Review total after day 16: 982

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