Wednesday, October 18, 2023

2023 Scary Movie Challenge Day 18

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  1. Saw X (2023)
    Saw xI...Jigsaw kills some deceitful Guatemalans!

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  2. Society (1989)

    Patrick, please show Erika as a commentary.

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  3. The Kindred (1987)
    Making fish people is important medical work!

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  4. Parents (1989)
    I once caught my mum swallowing people

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  5. Q (Dir. Larry Cohen)
    Quetelecelackel... Quetetetzalocolocol... Fuck it! It's called Q!

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  7. Massacre at Central High (1976) and the end to my 4 movie horror-thon.
    School hang gliding team is killer idea

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  8. No One Lives (2012, Dir. Ryûhei Kitamura)

    Jason reimagined as an incredibly hot Welshman.

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  9. The Omen, Richard Donner, 1976

    I thought this is life with kids

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  10. Spirit Halloween (2022)
    So empty a spirit halloween moved in

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  11. Angst (1983 - Gerald Kargl)

    Not meant to be horror, truly terrifying.

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  12. DON’T KILL ME (2021)

    Using the soundtrack from Twin Peaks? Unacceptable!

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  13. Twenty Minutes With Cassandra (Shudder 2023)

    Outstanding creepshow monster story. Nicotero Nails It.

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  14. Screamers (1995) dir. Christian Duguay

    Dick story. O’Bannon screenplay. Starring Weller. Craptastic.

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    And you all thought Newt was annoying.

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  15. THE CONFERENCE (2023)

    Hope the new mall still gets built.

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  16. Wrong Turn (2003)

    You should have taken a right turn.

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  17. The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It

    The Devil made me write this review.

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  18. Mirrors

    ?srorriM gnihctaw rof yhport ym si erehW

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  19. I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)

    Down Mekhi Phifer, down, there's a killer

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  20. Life (2017)

    Trapped with Rebecca Ferguson? Sign me up!

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  21. The People Under the Stairs (1991)

    Wes Craven Presents: I Pity The Fool

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  22. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019)
    Dir: André Øvredal

    🎵🎶Must be the season of the witch🎶🎵

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  23. Martyrs (2008)

    Sick frickin' flick, even for the French.

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  24. B’TWIXT NOW AND SUNRISE: THE AUTHENTIC CUT (2011/2023)

    Quoth the raven, “Lose that ponytail, already!”

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  25. Cabin Fever (2002)

    Officer Olsen really knows how to party

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  26. Disturbing Behavior (1998)

    Bruce Greenwood is NEVER to be trusted

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  27. Insidious: The Red Door (2023)

    Needs Jocelin Donahue Mother's Day brunch scene

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  29. -An American Werewolf in London (1981)

    Shakespeare's porno-within-the-werewolf-movie trope.

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  32. Pumpkinhead

    We have a pumpkin. Where's the pie?

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  33. Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)

    A Boorman bore, but better than Believer?

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  34. The Frighteners(1996). When your numbers up, call Frank Bannister

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  35. -Sleepy Hollow (1999)

    Dutch colonials play "keep away" for keeps.

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  36. ARACHNOPHOBIA (1990)

    Maybe the spider just wanted that wine.

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  37. Noroi (2005)
    Japanese really have an expert for everything.

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  38. Urban Legend (1998)
    I still believe that thing about headlights.

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  39. Cobweb (2023)
    Substitutes just told us to shut up.

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  40. Totally Killer (2023)
    November 1st clearance aisles’ top selling mask!

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  41. Final Exam (1981)
    So... the killer is just...some guy?

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  42. BRUISER (2000, Dir. George A Romero)
    Huge Grateful Dead Steal Your Face metaphor

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  43. DEMON WIND (1990, Dir. Charles Philip Moore)
    Sounds like the post Exorcist Believer fart

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  44. CITY OF THE DEAD (1960, Dir. John Llewellyn Moxley)
    Christopher Lee at his most Alan Arkin...

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  46. FRANKENSTEIN'S BLOODY TERROR (1968, Dir. Enrique López Eguiluz)

    It's all Naschy groans, cleavage and sitar!

    Frankenstein likes to get Naschy with chains

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  47. Urban Legend (1998) dir. Jaime Blanks

    1/2 of budget spent on Leto’s Botox

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  48. WINTER BEAST (1992, Dir. Christopher Thies)

    Sinful dwarf plus Malcolm McDowell equals mayor

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  49. Urban Legend (1998)

    Dourif's second best performance with a stutter.

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  50. Overlord (2018)

    There's nothing worse than Nazis. Oh wait...

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  51. Saw VI (2009)

    Jigsaw is for sure a Bernie bro

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  52. THE LOST BOYS (1987)

    "Death by newly remastered 5.1 surround sound."

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  53. Sugar Hill (1974)

    Blaxploitation horror has a high batting average

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  54. Mad God (2021. Dir. Phil Tippett).

    Stayed awake through this animated nightmare fuel?

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  55. The Clovehitch Killer(2018 Dir Duncan Skiles)

    Films fine. That "monkey stuff" stuff? uncool.

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  56. The Mummy’s Tomb (1942)
    Better title: Attack of the Stock Footage!

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  57. Review count for day 18: 51
    Review total after day 18: 1071

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