Thursday, October 19, 2023

2023 Scary Movie Challenge Day 19

39 comments:

  1. Quentin Tarantino's THE HATEFUL EIGHT: THEATRICAL (2015, BLU-RAY).

    Morricone's "Exorcist II" music excerpt, delightful surprise.

    OR

    Exploding heads straight out of "Scanners," "Maniac."

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  2. JASON X (2001. SCREAM FACTORY BLU-RAY).

    'Space, the final frontier...' of creative failure.

    OR

    Weakest 'final girl' of entire 'Jason' franchise.

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  3. Saw 5, David Hack,l 2008

    Luke's wig water absorption guaranteed his safety

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  4. Urban Legend (1998, Dir. Jamie Blanks)

    That's what anti-stuttering bigotry gets you!

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  5. Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday (1993 - Adam Marcus)

    "I always wear thongs on special ops."

    OR

    Jason not in movie - his worst nightmare?

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  6. Pumpkinhead (1988, dir. Stan Winston)

    Part 3 he'll finally wear the pumpkin.

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  7. JACK THE RIPPER (1976)

    Jack had mommy issues? This explains everything!

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  8. The Wolf of Snow Hollow (2020)
    Dir: Jim Cummings

    "There is no such thing as werewolves."

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  9. As Above, So Below (2014)

    I always knew hell was in France.

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  10. Ghost Story (1981) dir. John Irvin

    Lotta fuckin’, stabbin’ for Fred Astaire movie.

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  11. The Invisible Woman (2020) dir. Leigh Whannell

    Chekov’s dog didn’t go-off in third act.

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  12. Chromeskull: Laid to Rest 2 (2011, dir. Robert Hall)

    It's not why I watch horror movies.

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  13. The Thing (1982, dir. John Carpenter)

    Blu-ray illuminates amazing practical effects, nose ring.

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  14. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994)

    Now make one called "Kenneth Branagh's Apology."

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  15. I'm Dangerous Tonight (1990, dir. Tobe Hooper)

    Tony Perkins has history with women's clothes...

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  16. Blood Feast (1963) dir. Herschell Gordon Lewis

    More amateurish than Red, White and Blaine.

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  17. The Boogie Man Will Get You (1942, dir. Lew Landers)

    More like Unfunny Comedy Will Annoy You.

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  18. Hubie Halloween (2020 Netflix)

    Worth it solely for mom t-shirt gags.

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  19. DELIVER US FROM EVIL (2023)

    Coming this fall on NBC: Exorcist Cops!

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  20. Saw IV (2007)
    Dumb, still enthralled when final theme plays.

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  21. Food of the Gods (1976 Dir Bert I. Gordon)

    Marjoe fights giant cock. Not a porn

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  22. Teeth (2007) dir. Mitchell Lichtenstein

    Kinda impossible to write a funny review.

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  23. URBAN LEGEND (1998)

    “Freaks all week.” More like all month.

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  24. Urban Legend (1998)

    Interrupted dial up connection brings back memories.

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  25. Little Shop of Horrors | 1986
    Not Cruelty Free Plant Based Horror

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  26. Phantom of the Paradise | 1974
    I like my Beef well done.

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  27. Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)

    Can't wait for Sid Meier's Syphilization VII.

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  28. Rockula | 1990
    Sucked out the last drop of 80s.

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  29. The Deadly Spawn (1983)

    Would've been better with Michael Jai White

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  30. The Crazies (1973)

    Botched emergency response and government incompetence? Terrifying.

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  31. DISTURBING BEHAVOIR (1998)

    Ahead of its time… but still ‘90s.

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  32. Jennifer's Body (2009 dir. Karyn Kusama)

    Did Taylor Swift successfully sacrifice a virgin?

    or

    Featuring Adam Brody as occult Brandon Flowers!

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  33. CAST A DEADLY SPELL (1991, Dir. Martin Campbell)

    Ending completely ripped off from Gwar tour

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  34. WITCH HUNT (1994, Dir. Paul Schrader)

    Only inflation concern was a starlet's bazooms!

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  35. Hush…Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964. Dir. Robert Aldrich).

    It’s no Baby Jane, but it’s camptastic.

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  36. Super Dark Times (2017) dir. Kevin Phillips

    Don’t worry. It’s fine. Play with katana.

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  37. Pulse (1988 Dir. Paul Golding)

    Title offers what film is sadly missing
    or
    One Lawrence short of a full podcast

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  38. Corpsey (2009)

    Often feels like a real Blair Witch.

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  39. Review count for day 19: 38
    Review total after day 19: 1109

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