While not perfect, a lot of hate for Rob Zombie’s Halloween II comes from him making Laurie an imperfect protagonist who deals with her trauma in an ugly raw way/it’s also a great negative appraisal of “true crime” content that immortalizes the killer/forgetting the victims
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Best Movies of 2024:
1. Exhuma
2. Oddity
3. The First Omen
4. Furiosa
5. A Different Man
6. Dune Part 2
7. Love Lies Bleeding
8. Transformers One
9. The Substance
10. Terrifier 3
Looking to the future, knowing that will be your legacy, and walking back into the darkness anyways to maintain a mythologized lifestyle. Probably the defining work of the generation.
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@gjkendall Would die for a Pig Blood Blues or the In the Hills the Cities adaptation, or even better yet another take on Cabal. There’s something so fantastically horrific about all of Barker’s work I cannot believe how few adaptations he’s gotten (comparatively)
@RoyBattyRabbit Freddy is, next to Jason, the most popular slasher ever, there’s no reason he should be on a 14 year and counting hiatus. Kind of a left field casting but I think Hunter Schafer would absolutely kill at balancing the frightening and funny of Krueger’s personality
Idk how you walk away from Leatherface The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III and not find it at the very least a solid slasher film. It starts off in a scorched wasteland and descends into a backwoods hellscape. The night shots have aged amazingly + Foree, Hodge, and Mortensen kill it