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@nerdymermaid101 I remember that scene well since it was the first time a death in this franchise had been genuinely heartfelt to me - underlined when even Ash acted serious about it.

...and then she returned as one of the funniest deadites in history!

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@BriAnimator_ Underrated movie. I'm glad Katie Parker stuck around and became a Flanagan regular.

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@BriAnimator_ This instalment REALLY had something against kids!

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@ryanhollinger If Sketch can be labeled "horror for kids", it would definitely be my pick.

Haunt Season also deserves more attention, although I suspect it arrived late last year.

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@BriAnimator_ Top 10 movie for me. It still hurts just thinking about it.

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@BriAnimator_ The family aspect is partially why I enjoyed this one more than the other sequels. I loved the sibling dynamic between Erik/Bobby & Stefani/Charlie.

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@SpookyHorrorGal I grew up by the town where this movie takes place (Otta). They used so much artistic licence as far as geography and location went, it was the only thing I could think of afterwards, heh!

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@HBarletto Yup! It's extremely bleak and depressing, whilst being brutally chathartic at the same time. It's quite an unique combination.

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@BriAnimator_ Bring her Back won't arrive in my country for months, but I definitely agree on Sinners and Ugly Stepsis. Not the biggest fan of the Final Destination series, but Bloodlines was actually the most I've enjoyed it since the original.

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@BriAnimator_ Come and see (Idi i smotri) for me.

Utterly grim and depressing, but I think it comes close to depict the absolute hell on earth that war (combined with ethnic cleansing) is for civilians.

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@FinalDude78 Refreshing rating. Your first two are my favorites as well, mainly because they had more heartbreak than usual.

I'd actually love to see a totally serious instalment in this series, but it would probably be considered too bleak and depressing.

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@Spookymegs666 I may not be the biggest fan of the franchise, but I like how it dares to be silly, especially in a time certain people consider A24 and "elevated horror" the only thing that matters.

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@highhfred Feel-good film of the century!

I still can't believe the same guy directed fluff like Bodyguard and stereotypical blockbuster flicks like Volcano in the nineties...

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@HorrorLovesBeth I've never seen the US version since I've heard Haneke remade his own movie shot-for-shot.

Also; if a film makes a strong impression, it's difficult for a remake to be similarly memorable.

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@BriAnimator_ @letterboxd One of my favorite films of the 2020s, horror or not. That ending is a rare creation which is ultra-depressing and chathartic at the same time.

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@BriAnimator_ Troll Hunter is my pick. The troll mythology is cleverly used, but it's also hilarious how it deals with our government and their bureaucratic issues.

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@sadie_katz A rare interesting movie from my country. It's bound to be compared to The Substance, but I think it was even grosser!

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@BriAnimator_ Odd Thomas is depressingly underrated - my favorite film of his.

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@BriAnimator_ Mind you... I like some of these films.

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@BriAnimator_ I know I'm jaded, or maybe just a heartless cynic, but I can't remember last time I actually laughed watching a movie. Comedies - horror or not - is the most difficult genre to pull off successfully if you ask me.