/ffg/ edition
Last time on /hor/:
/hor/ - Horror General
Henry Taylor
Jordan Thompson
Henry Sanchez
Jim Muro
Isaac Wright
according to my research he was 19 when he directed Street Trash
Jace Smith
I literally just googled this a half hour ago, stop fucking spying on me
Christopher Hall
You're part of the collective consciousness, don't fight it
Isaac Martin
Camden Thompson
The last exorcism is an underrated found footage, horror in general and an exorcist sequel
Ethan Lee
honestly, fuck I expected something a lot more from Hooper with an O’Bannon screenplay. It’s a 50s reboot with the worst aspects of 50s sci fi horror. Cool to see Ernie as General Mathis tho
Cameron Murphy
never watched this because its PG
Juan Ramirez
isn’t The Gate PG and that’s solid
Angel Powell
PG-13, and the kid calls his sister's boyfriend a "faggot" a couple of times! Love the 80s flicks.
Matthew Walker
This remake is kino and I'm tired of people pretending it isn't
Brayden Myers
Synchronicity, my friend
Juan Carter
There is literally NOTHING to watch
Jeremiah Johnson
we
are
one
Elijah Thomas
I loved it too. pure christmas horror kino
Andrew Brooks
what movie did you post
also watch Warning: Do Not Play
Kevin Evans
Joko Anwar is my new favorite director. Banjong Pisanthanakun makes really good stuff too. Asian horror hasn't been this good in a long time.
Caleb Fisher
Glad somone's liking it because honestly I thought Impetigore was pretty middling.
Isaiah Adams
Looks interesting, how's the gore?
Oliver Collins
it’s primo meltman movie,
Luis Cook
for the people asking in the last one, the wrong turn reboot is kind ass. Instead of inbred hillbilly super retards its some old, hidden civil war town of idealists or some bullshit. I dont know how to spoiler so fuck it.
Jaxson Reyes
Recommend me some horror kino for tonight bros
Easton Roberts
what is the fuss about this movie, is it good or is it so bad it's memed on
Carter Williams
well maybe tell us what youre looking for
Aaron Campbell
It's a literal one-man no budget found footage, which by all rights ought to be awful, but thanks to a likeable main character, genuinely creepy ideas, and decent pacing, it manages to be a pretty engaging watch. Also the main guy is pure autism and it's great to watch.
Jason Hill
the 1977 horror comedy classic Hausu starring Miki Jinbo as Kung Fu, who for me, it is