Tuesday, October 7, 2025

2025 Scary Movie Challenge Day 7

55 comments:

  1. 'DOES CHUCK RUSSELL STILL GOT IT?' DOUBLE FEATURE:

    WITCHBOARD (2025, AMAZON RENTAL)
    for the first time.

    Reimagining of '86 original 'is not AIDS.'

    OR

    Bistro's opening night menu's to die for.

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  2. THE BLOB (1988, SCREAM! FACTORY 4K UHD).

    --'Killer gelatinous vagina!'
    --'Who, Shawnee Smith?'
    --'blub.'

    OR

    Bill Moseley's unrecognizable playing a good guy.

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  3. BONE LAKE (2025, THEATER} for the first time.

    "Funny Games," now with texting, "Barbarian"-isms, Tesla.

    OR

    Hands down, BALLSiest opening of 2025. :-P

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  4. IT CHAPTER 2 (2019)

    Still beats some fortune cookies I've had.

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  5. Monkey Shines (1988)

    Ella the monkey shines, Jason Beghe blows

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  7. Pulgasari (1985)

    The DPRK presents: Kim Il Sung’s ‘Oppenheimer’

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  8. The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025)

    Should The Conjuring films be considered biopics?

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  9. BLOOD SABBATH (1972)

    Think this was made in the '70s?

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  10. We're All Going to the World's Fair (2021, dir. Jane Schoenbrun)

    I'm getting too old for this shit.

    The Witch (2015, dir. Robert Eggers)

    I woudst like to live deliciously. #proofofpizza

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  11. The Whip and the Body (1963)

    Mario Bava, Christopher Lee, gothic decadent bliss.

    OR

    I say whip it, whip it good.

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    1. She did not mind the whip. It is such a beautiful film to look at.

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  12. THE LAST MAN ON EARTH (1964)

    Take a drink whenever someone says "Morgan."

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  13. [REC] 2 (2009)

    Priests covering up Church shenanigans? No way!

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  14. NIGHT OF THE SKULL (1974, dir. Jess Franco)

    Is that inheritance worth such deadly acts?

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  15. VHS Halloween (2025)

    Make It A (death laden) Blockbuster Night!

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  16. House on Haunted Hill (1959)

    Let that ghoul roller blade in peace!

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  17. Witchboard (2024)

    Silly remake which bored me to tears

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  18. House of Frankenstein (1944)

    Among Universal Monster movies this one's underrated

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  19. Oculus (2013)

    I buy MY haunted mirrors through Sotheby's.

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  20. Dog Soldiers (2002)

    The same old Chekhov's Highlander claymore trope.

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  21. The Descent (2005)

    Friends suggest spelunking? That's a "Descent Proposal."

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  22. SORORITY ROW (2009) dir. Stewart Hendler

    No one to root for’s a choice.

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  23. Interview with the Vampire (1994)

    So maudlin the soundtrack should've been Morrissey.

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  24. Criminally Insane a.k.a. Crazy Fat Ethel (1975, dir. Nick Millard)

    Enjoyed Plex's ad breaks more than movie.

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  25. Sleepwalkers (1982) w/ Fthismovie commentary
    Bring home the DVD next mothers day!

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  26. The Return of the Living

    You know cremation doesn’t sound too bad.

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  27. Deadly Friend (1986)

    Honestly, she really cleaned up the neighborhood.

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  28. Sleepaway Camp (1983)

    Haunting face close up! (The camp owner’s)

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  29. Cat People (1942)

    She's a real animal in the sack.

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  30. It Follows (2014)

    But what if it's just a handjob?

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  31. [Rec] (2007)

    So was it biological or religious mumbo-jumbo?

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    1. My review of the sequel (above) hints at the answer. I was not satisfied by the way the origin issue is handled.

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  32. THE CONJURING 2 (2016, Dir. James Wan)

    Ed's crooning provides franchise's sole horny moment.

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  33. Shocker (1989)

    Electrifying! High-Voltage Entertainment! - Gene Shalit, Probably

    Sorry, couldn't resist ripping off (ahem, homaging) Mike Pomaro's hilarity.

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  34. Death Ship (1980)

    How's a Nazi ghost ship so dull?

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  35. Triangle (2009)

    Didn't get how this leads into Cube.

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  36. Van Helsing (2004)

    Monster Squad for kids who saw 9/11

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  37. Doctor Sleep Director’s Cut (2019)

    Eh, Ready Player One did it first.

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  38. Society (1989)

    Fun fact : this is Trumps favorite film.

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  39. The Ghost and Mr. Chicken (1966)

    A haunted house? Cool! Libel? Even better.

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  40. Frankenstein (1931)

    The Burgermeister: “OK, about everyone’s healthcare premiums…”

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  41. AMITYVILLE 3-D (1983)

    When Harry met Sally… at a séance?

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  42. The Crow (1994)

    These aesthetics only work in the 90s.

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  43. Three From Hell

    What happened to the Tutti Fucking Frutti?

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  44. The Invisible Man (1933)
    It’s perfectly clear: Griffin is a dick.

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  45. Evil Dead (2013)

    Raimi’s deadites have nightmares about these deadites.

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  46. The Blob (1958)

    That question mark ending stings these days

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  47. Shriek If You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th (2000)

    The Monstro Elisasue of the Scream parodies

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  48. HORROR IN THE HIGH DESERT 2: MINERVA (2023)

    Welp. I'm in love with Minerva now.

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  49. King of the Zombies (1941)

    Salt--bad for heart, worse for zombies

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  50. Needful Things (1993. Dir. Fraser C. Heston)

    Nasty townsfolk even before the Devil arrived.

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  51. SUCCUBUS (2024)

    Laptop screen movies are a subgenre now?

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  52. Review count for day 7: 51
    Review total after day 7: 415

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