Tuesday, October 15, 2024

2024 Scary Movie Challenge Day 15

55 comments:

  1. Todd Phillips' JOKER: FOLIE À DEUX (2024, 70MM IMAX PRINT) for the first time.

    Tolerable ambitious failure... WHEN NOBODY'S F@%#&G SINGING!

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    More bridge burnings than "Dark Knight Rises."

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    Brendan Gleeson's best singer? Joke's on us!

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  2. John Landis' INNOCENT BLOOD (1992, DVD).

    Robert Loggia chews up all of Pittsburgh.

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    Who's innocent? Not French bloodsucker... or director.

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  3. BEHIND THE MASK: THE RISE OF LESLIE VERNON (2006, SCREAM FACTORY BLU-RAY).

    See how serial killer's sausage's made... entertaining.

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    If Kelly's a virgin I'm Hannibal Lecter.

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    SMM's equivalent of a warm, cozy blanket.

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  4. Terrifier (2016)

    Most people don’t get Terrifier. It’s Art.

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  5. Beware the Black Widow (1968, dir. Larry Crane)

    A proto-slasher with proto-script, proto-acting, and proto-directing.

    Meshes of the Afternoon (1943, dir. Maya Deren & Alexander Hammid)

    I understood maybe 20% of the symbolism.

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  6. Jack-O (1995)

    Gratuitous Linnea Quigley shower scene? I Jack-O'd.

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  8. Apt. 7A (2024)

    Retread lacks likable characters and Yamaha commercials.

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  9. Rosemary's Baby (1968)

    You know who didn't gaslight Rosemary? Satan.

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  10. AZRAEL (2024, Dir. E.L. Katz)

    When will blood learn to shut up?

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  11. Friday The 13th Part 2 (1981)

    Glad Jason remembered to bring his bag.

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  12. Aliens (1986)

    Dear Newt, Please scream 75% less piercingly

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  13. Willow Creek 2013:

    I'd rather be watching Hot To Trot

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  14. Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)

    Anyone here do blue flame and instillation?

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  15. MADS (2024):

    This is why I don’t do drugs.

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  16. Frankenstein (1931)

    Brain comparison scene explains modern political discourse.

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  17. Dracula (1931)

    75 minutes. Perfect for padding review counts..

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  19. Mad Love (1935 dir. Karl Freund)

    Love is mad in Peter Lorre's hands.

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  20. The Endless (2017)

    That endless 5 second time loop though...

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  21. Escape from Tomorrow (2013, dir. Randy Moore)

    I hope Disney won't sue me now.

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  22. DAGON (2001, Stuart Gordon)

    Most horrific thing here: early 2000s CGI
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    Are tentacles sexy? I have my doubts

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  23. LUST FOR A VAMPIRE (1971)

    Out of date style? Add more breasts.
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    Karnsteins return at the most inopportune moments

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  24. The Funhouse (1981)

    Tobe loves a sexually frustrated inbred softie

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  25. TERRIFIER (2015):

    I’m really glad you guys like this.

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  26. Halloween II (1981)

    Hospital seems ridiculously understaffed, all things considered.

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  27. It (2017)

    Do kids still say slaps? It slaps.

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  28. V/H/S/85 (2023) dirs. David Bruckner, Mike P. Nelson, Gigi Saul Guerrero, Natasha Kermani, & Scott Derrickson

    Feature film NO WAKE missing third act.

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  29. V/H/S/Beyond (2024)
    dir. Kate Siegel, Christian & Justin Long, Jordan Downey, Virat Pal, & Jay Cheel

    “Be kind” be damned.
    Don’t bother rewinding.

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  30. Prince of Darkness (1987)

    The secret of the ooze is Satan.

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  31. GINGER SNAPS BACK: THE BEGINNING (2004)

    What a strange adaptation of Twelfth Night.

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  32. Misery (1990)

    This is how I picture Film Twitter.

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  33. TERRIFIER 2 (2022):

    These aren't for me, and that's okay!

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  34. Alien Romulus (2024)

    Hola, soy Dora! Where is the Alien?

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  35. Salem’s Lot (2024)
    “And that’s why all the drive-ins closed”

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  36. Salem’s Lot (1979)
    We don’t see vampires named Kurt anymore

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  37. The Faculty (1998, dir. Robert Rodriguez)

    Features Chekhov's "guaranteed to jack you up."

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  38. The First Purge (2018)

    The First Purge > the first Purge.

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  39. The Fog (1980)
    There's an age gap of DiCaprio proportions.

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  40. Pumpkinhead (1988)

    Lance Henriksen avenges proto-Jerry Maguire kid.
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    Pumpkinhead spends most of movie dangling people.

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  41. House of Spoils 2024

    Hate to complain, but the rabbit’s overcooked.

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  42. The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
    With all those brains, Doctor so single-minded!

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  44. The Shining(1980 Dir Stanly Kubrick)

    Bad adaptation or not. One shouldn't Overlook.

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  45. The Mummy (1932)

    A billion dollar franchise started with this.

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  46. Evil Dead 2 (dir. Sam Raimi 1987)

    Is that Donald Duck in the basement?

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  47. Evil Dead Rise (dir. Lee Cronin 2023)

    This 3 vinyl concept album is life-altering.

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  48. High Tension (2003)

    Goes from incel to in a cell

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  49. Torso (1973)

    Who wears heels with a sprained ankle?

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  50. Trick or Treat (1986)

    Not BC Rich so shredding a Squire

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  51. Sting (2024; Dir. Kiah Roache-Turner)

    Arachnophobes: This movie is not for you.

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  52. C.H.U.D (1984)

    Daniel Stern looks like he smells bad

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  53. Evil Eye (1963)
    Bava: Never ever accept cigarettes from strangers!

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  54. House of Wax (1953)

    Vincent Price's 3rd Act reveal still terrifies.

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  55. Review count for day 15: 51
    Review total after day 15: 951

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