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One thing I like conceptually about those movies is that they’re supposed to be anthropomorphic animal mutants and not just psychos in costumes. When they do the shared universe movie I think they should fight Psycho Goreman. 

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On 9/2/2023 at 5:08 PM, J.T. said:

Is it the same series I reviewed last year for Halloween Havoc?

Hey, speaking of that, are we gonna do a Secret Satan again this year?

I even put together an updated and somewhat more uniform list of previous picks:

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A Cat In the Brain (Fulci, 1990)

A Christmas Horror Story (Harvey/Hoban/Sullivan, 2015)

A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors (Russell, 1987)

A Quiet Place (Krasinski, 2018)

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (Barton/Lantz, 1948)

Absentia (Flanagan, 2011)

Alice, Sweet Alice (Sole, 1976)

All the Boys Love Mandy Lane (Levine, 2006)

Angel Heart (Parker, 1987)

Annabelle Comes Home  (Dauberman, 2019)

Amsterdamned (Maas, 1988)

Barbarian (Creggar, 2022)

Bay of Blood (Bava, 1971)

Berberian Sound Studio (Strickland, 2012)

Best Worst Movie (Stephenson, 2009)

Black Christmas (Clark, 1974)

Black Sabbath (Bava, 1963)

Blood and Roses (Vadim, 1960)

Blood on Satan's Claw (Haggard, 1971)

Borderland (Berman, 2007)

Burning Bright (Brooks, 2010)

Candyman (Rose, 1992)  

Cellar Dweller (Buechler, 1988)

Citadel (Foy, 2012)

Creature (Malone, 1985) 

Creep (Brice, 2014)

Critters 2: The Main Course (Garris, 1988)

Cube Zero (Barbarash, 2004)

Cure (Kurosawa, 1997)

Curse of Chucky (Mancini, 2013)

Curse of the Demon (Tourneur, 1957)

Daughters of Darkness (Kumel, 1971)

Dead of Night (Cavalcanti/Crichton/Dearden, 1945)

Deadheads (Pierce/Pierce, 2011)

Demonic Toys (Manoogian, 1992)

Demons (Bava, 1985)

Don't Go In The Woods (Bryan, 1981)

Dr. Butcher, M.D. (Girolami, 1980)

Evilspeak (Weston, 1981)

Extraterrestrial (Minihan, 2014)

Fire in the Sky (Lieberman, 1993)

Full Eclipse (Hickox, 1993)

Ghost Stories (Dyson/Nyman, 2017)

Godzilla, Mothra, and King Ghidorrah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack! (Kaneko, 2001)

Hatchet (Green, 2006)

Hereditary (Aster, 2018)  

House II: The Second Story (Wiley, 1987)   

House of Frankenstein (Kenton, 1944)  

Housebound (Johnstone, 2014)    

Human Lanterns (Sun, 1982)

Humanoids of the Deep (Peeters/Murakami, 1980)

Hunchback of the Morgue (Naschy, 1973)

I Drink Your Blood (Durston, 1970)

I Married a Witch (Clair, 1942)

I Saw The Devil (Jee-woon, 2010)

Inferno (Argento, 1980)

It Follows (Mitchell, 2014)

Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door (Wilson, 2007)

Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter (Beaudine, 1966)

John Dies At The End (Coscarelli, 2012)

Lake Bodom (Mustonen, 2016)

Lake Mungo (Anderson, 2008)

Let's Scare Jessica To Death (Hancock, 1971)

Leviathan (Cosmatos, 1989)

Mandy (Cosmatos, 2018)   

Martin (Romero, 1977)  

Monkey Shines (Romero, 1988)

Monster Dog (Fragasso, 1984)

My Bloody Valentine (Mihalka, 1981) 

Nightbreed (Barker, 1990)

Night Killer (Fragasso, 1990)

Night of the Comet (Eberhardt, 1984)

Night of the Demons (Tenney, 1988)

Night of the Demons (Gierasch, 2009)

Night of the Living Dead (Savini, 1990)

Nightmare Castle (Caiano, 1965)

Noroi: The Curse (Shiraishi, 2005)   

Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (Murnau, 1922) 

Onibaba (Shindo, 1964)

Only Lovers Left Alive (Jarmusch, 2014)

Phantasm (Coscarelli, 1979)

Phantasm II (Coscarelli, 1988)

Pieces (Simón, 1982)

Popcorn (Herrier, 1991)

Possession (Zulawski, 1981)

Prevenge (Lowe, 2016)

Prince of Darkness ( Carpenter, 1987)

Prophecy (Frankenheimer, 1979)

Psycho Goreman (Kostanski, 2020)

Q: The Winged Serpent (Cohen, 1982)

Red Eye (Craven, 2005)

Repo! The Genetic Opera (Bousman, 2008)    

Santa's Slay (Steiman, 2005)

Satan's Little Helper (Lieberman, 2004)

Scarecrows (Wesley, 1988)

Sleepaway Camp (Hiltzik, 1983)

Spiral (Moore/Green, 2007)

Strange Behavior (Laughlin, 1981)

Tales From The Darkside: The Movie (Harrison, 1990)  

Terrifier 2 (Leone, 2022)

Terror Train (Spottiswoode, 1980) 

The Addams Family (Sonnenfeld, 1991)

The Babysitter (McG, 2017) 

The Burrowers (Petty, 2008)

The Changeling (Medak, 1980)

The Comedy of Terrors (Tourneur, 1963)

The Fog (Carpenter, 1980)

The Invisible Man (Whale, 1933)

The Killer Shrews (Kellogg, 1959)

The Killing of a Sacred Deer (Lanthimos, 2017)

The Last Broadcast (Avalos/Weiler, 1998)

The Long Hair of Death (Margheriti, 1965)

The Loved Ones (Byrne, 2009)    

The Mummy (Freund, 1932)

The Mummy's Shroud (Gilling, 1967)    

The Neon Demon (Refn, 2016)

The People Under the Stairs (Craven, 1991)    

The Pit (Lehman, 1981)

The Pit and the Pendulum (Corman, 1961)

The Rental (Franco, 2020)

The Ritual (Bruckner, 2017)

The Slumber Party Massacre (Jones, 1982)

The Woman in Black (Wise, 1989)

Theatre of Blood (Hickox, 1973)

Tower of London (Corman, 1962)

Train to Busan (Sang-ho, 2016)

Trick or Treat (Smith, 1986)

Trick 'r Treat (Dougherty, 2007)

Tumbbad (Barve, 2018)

Under the Shadow (Anvari, 2016)

Vampire's Kiss (Bierman, 1988)

Warlock (Miner, 1989)

You're Next (Wingard, 2011)


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The Nun 2 has a RT fresh rating of 45% but an Audience Score of 76%.  I think we have a winner.  I think I'll check it out after work on Wednesday when the CineCafe has five dollar tickets.

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On 9/8/2023 at 9:13 PM, The Comedian said:

Hey, speaking of that, are we gonna do a Secret Satan again this year?

I even put together an updated and somewhat more uniform list of previous picks:

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Yes - I will get around to signups... soonish

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So apparently The Strangers is getting rebooting as a trilogy directed by Renny Harlin

What is not said in that tease is that apparently all three movies will come out next year

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I like that Fear Street trilogy format where it’s secretly just a miniseries, so if it’s going straight to a streaming service I’m in. It looks like Madeline Petsch is the lead, and she’s already genre royalty in my book just for her performance in Riverdale alone. 

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There’s actually a (slightly) more serious version of that premise in a No Sleep story calledVermin. It’s never been easier for amateurish productions to make something that looks fairly polished, so it’s impressive how shitty that looks.

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The Fall of the House of Usher

It is a series that is based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe (obviously the series title is a Poe work and you will hear The Raven quoted in the trailer)

Carla Gugino and Bruce Greenwood are the two mains

BTW - Gugino says the series is "batshit crazy"

 

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1 hour ago, RIPPA said:

The Fall of the House of Usher

It is a series that is based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe (obviously the series title is a Poe work and you will hear The Raven quoted in the trailer)

Carla Gugino and Bruce Greenwood are the two mains

BTW - Gugino says the series is "batshit crazy"

The second series to come out Mike Flanagan's Netflix deal.  If it is as tremendous as Hill House, it should be really good.

Mike will helm the first four episodes and his homie, Michael Fimognari (one of Mike's collabs and his go to screenplay writer), will direct the final four episodes.

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1 hour ago, RIPPA said:

Totally Killer

Trailer is Red Band for some stabbings and language

It's from Blumhouse

It's also directed by Nahnatchka Khan, creator of Fresh off the Boat and Young Rock and the older sister of Nick Khan, the co-CEO of the WWE.

I am a bit surprised that this was released by Blumhouse instead of WWE Studios.

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