Underrated Horror Movies

[Cerebrum123]

I forget how it ends. Remind me again?

It's not at the very end, but you have the whole bestiality thing going on near the end. The bad guy gets a nasty bite in a rather unpleasant area too.

Not sure, but it's possible I saw the unrated version. Maybe it's not in the normal version.

[Adrift]

It's not at the very end, but you have the whole bestiality thing going on near the end. The bad guy gets a nasty bite in a rather unpleasant area too.

Not sure, but it's possible I saw the unrated version. Maybe it's not in the normal version.

I don't remember that scene specifically, but I don't really remember the movie altogether other than that it was completely over the top, and pretty dang funny.

[Cerebrum123]

I don't remember that scene specifically, but I don't really remember the movie altogether other than that it was completely over the top, and pretty dang funny.

The bestiality isn't explicitly shown in the movie, but the bite is.

90% of the movie was just hilarious. The gross out factor is kind of burned into my mind though.

[Jesse]

Anyone remember Cliffhangers from 1979? I liked The Curse of Dracula. Of course, that might merely have been because Michael Nouri was in the title role...

I haven't seen it either. I will look for it though.

If you've seen the V/H/S films and enjoyed them, I think you might like the ABCs of Death as well. Thing is, they're pretty long, and it gets kinda heavy after awhile. But if you don't mind that, or if you watch it with time outs its pretty good.

Oh yeah, I wouldn't mind that. I'll check it out then. So far I haven't been steered wrong.

Sweet. Definitely on my list.

Yeah, you should definitely see The Raid 2. It's just more of everything from the first Raid. Including the subtitles!!

[rogue06]

They range from very decent to barely tolerable. There's some very unique stuff in them though. Some really good animation. Some really really bizarre stuff, and a lot of dumb stuff too.

That was pretty much my take away from it. Mostly junk but a couple of good ones.

[rogue06]

Anyone seen "As Above So Below"?

It's about a professor seeking the Philosopher's Stone in the catacombs under Paris hidden by an alchemist centuries before. The professor (who's father went mad and hung himself searching for it), her cameraman, (ex?) boyfriend and three guides set off looking for a secret chamber, get lost (of course), and end up in a section where reality gets turned upside down as they figure out the clues.

Spoiler: Half die, at least one bizarrely and it seems that the only way out has a lot to do with confessing their deepest secrets.

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[Adrift]

[QUOTE=rogue06;232939]Anyone seen "As Above So Below"?

It's about a professor seeking the Philosopher's Stone in the catacombs under Paris hidden by an alchemist centuries before. The professor (who's father went mad and hung himself searching for it), her cameraman, (ex?) boyfriend and three guides set off looking for a secret chamber, get lost (of course), and end up in a section where reality gets turned upside down as they figure out the clues.

Spoiler: Half die, at least one bizarrely and it seems that the only way out has a lot to do with confessing their deepest secrets.


I've seen it, but I totally don't remember anything about it. I think I was half asleep when I watched it. Will have to rewatch.

[Jesse]

Anyone seen "As Above So Below"?

It's about a professor seeking the Philosopher's Stone in the catacombs under Paris hidden by an alchemist centuries before. The professor (who's father went mad and hung himself searching for it), her cameraman, (ex?) boyfriend and three guides set off looking for a secret chamber, get lost (of course), and end up in a section where reality gets turned upside down as they figure out the clues.

Spoiler: Half die, at least one bizarrely and it seems that the only way out has a lot to do with confessing their deepest secrets.

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Haven't seen it. Did you like it Rogue06?

I've seen it, but I totally don't remember anything about it. I think I was half asleep when I watched it. Will have to rewatch.

Slacker.

[rogue06]

Haven't seen it. Did you like it Rogue06?



Slacker.

Yes. It is definitely different and definitely bizarre.

[Zymologist]

Black Death is sort of a horror and I liked it.

[JardinPrayer]

I skipped the last few pages, so please forgive if someone has mentioned this. There's a film coming out in 2016 called "The Witch," that looks truly extraordinary. Trailers are available online now.

[Adrift]

I skipped the last few pages, so please forgive if someone has mentioned this. There's a film coming out in 2016 called "The Witch," that looks truly extraordinary. Trailers are available online now.

For some reason it reminds me a lot of The Village (the trailers that is).

[Cerebrum123]

I remember seeing a short(no pun intended) amount of Leprechaun: In the Hood, and I was laughing quite a bit. Leprechaun in Space was terrible though.

[rogue06]

I remember seeing a short(no pun intended) amount of Leprechaun: In the Hood, and I was laughing quite a bit. Leprechaun in Space was terrible though.

And Leprechaun: Origins was a bit of a let down.

[JardinPrayer]

For some reason it reminds me a lot of The Village (the trailers that is).

Yes, only good!