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Monday, October 13, 2025

2025 Scary Movie Challenge Day 13

59 comments:

  1. Ice Cube in WAR OF THE WORLDS (2025, AMAZON PRIME) for the first time.

    'N.W.A.' now stands for 'Not Without Amazon.'

    OR

    Cube's microphone has an intrusive, annoying ECHO(™).

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  2. HARD ROCK NIGHTMARE (1988, TUBI) for the first time.

    Werepires? Vamwolves? Who cares, heads will fly.

    OR

    More screen time commuting than singing/slashing.

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  3. XTRO (1982, YOUTUBE).

    Peaks early with nightmare fuel 'birthing' sequence.

    OR

    Aliens' warped interpretation of term 'oral fixation.'

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  4. Final Destination Bloodlines (2025)

    Hiding from death in horrifying death cabin

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  5. Together (2025)
    Society deserves better than film lacking Substance

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  6. Primal Rage (1988)
    Elevator pitch: ‘The Crazies’ meets ‘Boo Monkey’

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  7. The Thing (1982)
    Just the god-damnedest thing you ever saw.

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  8. Ticks (1993)
    Fatigue? Headache? ‘Ticks’ gave me Lyme Disease

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  9. The Parenting (2025)

    Dir. Craig Johnson

    More of Brian Cox's ass than advertised.

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  10. House (1985)

    Forced babysitting job's scarier than any ghost.

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  11. Shaun of the Dead (2004)

    Movie's an IMDB trivia goon's wet dream.

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  12. DEATH OF A UNICORN (2025)

    Killer unicorn action interrupted by financial negotiations.

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  13. The Devil Rides Out (1968)

    Hammer, England, Satan worship, Christopher Lee disapproves.

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  14. To the Devil a Daughter (1976)

    Hammer, England, Satan worship, Christopher Lee approves.

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  15. Misery (1990)

    Never trust a person who says "cockadoodie"

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  16. The Surfer (2024)

    OF COURSE Cage bonded with rat prop.

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  17. The Lighthouse (2019, dir. Robert Eggers)

    Boys, this tension's unbearable. Just kiss already!

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  18. Shrunken Heads

    I have many questions about Meg Foster.

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  19. Fun Size(2012 Dir Josh Shwartz)

    So entertaining even Chelsea Handler is likable

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  20. Presence

    Mom liked her son way too much.

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  21. Lake Placid (1999)

    Announcer: Do you believe in crocodiles? Yes!

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  22. 28 Years Later (2025)

    Rage epidemic not depressing enough?.....Family dysfunction!

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  23. The Mummy's Tomb (1942, dir. Harold Young)

    Mummy 19: This Time It's Really Personal

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  24. CHILDREN OF THE CORN III: URBAN HARVEST (1995)

    Wait a second. Was that Charlize Theron??

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  25. The Monster Squad (1987)

    How is this not your favorite movie?!?!

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  26. 8MM (1999)

    Se7en by way of Law & Order

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  27. The Thing (1982)

    Never leave home without your trusty flamethrower.

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  28. Leviathan

    Meg Foster looks naked without her pompadour.

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  29. Three...Extremes (2004)

    Didn't pass out from Dumplings this time!

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  30. The Thing(1982 dir John Carpenter)

    Classic parable on dangers of sharing bottles

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  31. The Mummy (1932)

    This one keeps growing in my estimation.

    or

    Karloff representing all the prejudices - Eastern, Western…

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  32. The Conjuring (2013)

    The Warrens, the world's first paranormal influencers.
    OR
    "Here, mommy, it's a shoehorned subplot necklace."

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  33. An American Werewolf in London (1981)

    Piccadilly mayhem could've used Benny Hill music.

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  34. HOUSEBOUND (2014) dir. Gerald Johnstone

    Feels like a Too Many Cooks spinoff.

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  35. The Final Destination (2009)

    Shitty characters makes death scenes more fun.

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  36. From Dusk Till Dawn (1996, dir. Robert Rodriguez)

    I'll take death-by-Hayek any day.

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  37. The Long Walk (2025, dir. Francis Lawrence)

    Forget walking, I couldn't socialize that long.

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  39. Hellraiser (1987)

    The Cenobites put the “C” in sadomasochism.

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  40. 30 Days of Night (2007)

    Things have gotten bleak in Mystery, Alaska.

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  41. The Invisible Man (1933)

    Invisible Nudity!
    Raging Blizzards!
    Unparalleled Shrinky Dink!

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  42. Body Bags (1993)

    Carpenter and Hooper can't save Temu Crypt.

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  43. Hellbound: Hellraiser II

    I’ve seen four of these and yeah…

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  44. EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC (1977)

    Disco lights. Locusts. This movie's got everything!

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  45. Army of the Dead (2021)

    Buzzsaw seems wildly impractical for zombie killing.

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  46. The Blair Witch Project (1999)

    Do you guys remember where we parked?

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  47. The Shining (1980, dir. Stanley Kubrick)

    Stewart Ullman gonna be looking for work

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  48. The Monster (1925)

    Ryan Seacrest better be around here somewheres.

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  49. The Black Cat (1934)

    Karloff’s house built on Whoville’s war-torn ruins.

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  50. Clearcut (1991)

    I wasn’t going to use that pinky.

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  51. FINAL DESTINATION: BLOODLINES (2025)

    Space Needle wouldn't allow location filming, huh?

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  52. Late Night With the Devil (2023)

    Paranormal skeptic attempts "World's Largest Pants" record.

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  53. The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025)

    Moody atmosphere replaced with unlit blurry vignette

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  54. The New York Ripper (1982)

    The city was fun before Rudy Giuliani

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  55. Häxan (1922)

    Perfect time for legacy sequel debunking hysteria

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  56. I Was a Teenage Werewolf (1957)

    Hold up, when do they play basketball?

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  57. The Scarlet Claw (1944)

    How many watts on that bright shirt?

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  58. Review count for day 13: 56
    Review total after day 13: 710

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