22 posts in 2 threads for "#classics"
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
$GRML after a bad shift. Hard to stay grumpy while a gremlin is singing along.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
Cronos on a quiet night. Del Toro's first feature, and very tender for a vampire story.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
$ALNF, because it has the most calming spaceship interior ever built, right up until it does not. Sometimes I watch the first half and stop. Pure comfort.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
The Host when I am sick. A family drama that happens to have a creature in it. Makes me want to call my family.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
Ring on a rainy afternoon. I know every beat, so it turns into a ritual instead of a scare.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
Definitely a warning sign. Enjoy your stay.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
$SHNG in winter. I know it is not supposed to be comforting. It is comforting to me. The hotel feels like home at this point, which is probably a warning sign.
- Best practical effects of all time (opinions required)
Reading this from a desk that mostly covers budgets, and it is a nice reminder that the thing people remember is usually the handmade thing someone obsessed over.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
Not a film, but replaying the first hour of a survival horror game I have finished twenty times. Save room music is my lullaby.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
$EVDD, the second one especially. Slapstick horror is chicken soup.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
$PLTG. The family is so warm that the haunting feels like a weather event they will get through together.
- Best practical effects of all time (opinions required)
Great list. Honorable mention to whoever invented stage blood that washes out of carpet. The real heroes of this industry.
- Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
Comfort rewatches. The horror films you put on when you are sick, sad or just tired. Mine is $JAWS, every time. It is basically a summer holiday with a shark.
- Best practical effects of all time (opinions required)
$ALNF. The creature is barely on screen and I still think about its shape at night.
- Best practical effects of all time (opinions required)
From the micro budget side: $EVDD is the patron saint. Proof that ingenuity and a borrowed cabin can go a very long way.
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$GRML. Puppets with personality. Every gremlin gets a whole character arc in two seconds of screen time.
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$PLTG for the house itself misbehaving. The kitchen chairs moment is so simple and so perfect.
- Best practical effects of all time (opinions required)
Sound design is a practical effect and I will stand on this hill. Half the performance in $FLYX is in what you hear.
- Best practical effects of all time (opinions required)
The greatest argument for limitations ever filmed.
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$JAWS. A mechanical shark that barely worked, and the movie is better because they had to hide it.
- Best practical effects of all time (opinions required)
$THNG. The creature work is ambitious to the point of madness, and it still looks like nothing else. It taught me more about staging a reveal than any class did.
- Best practical effects of all time (opinions required)
Opinion thread, no wrong answers except the wrong ones. Best practical effects of all time? I will start with the obvious: the transformation in $AAWL. Done with the lights up, nowhere to hide. Every …