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submitted 1 year ago by GeekFTW@kbin.social to c/AskKbin@kbin.social

We all either love horror films, or hate horror films. What's that film that kept you up at night? The one that you re-watch all the time? The one that made you groan at 'the big reveal'?

Favourite: Evil Dead (2013). It was just insane, wonderfully gory and made you wanna squirm.

Least favourite: Sharkenstein (2016). Watching this film, I gained a new appreciation for Meet The Spartans.

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Up front warning: This is the ultimate low budget b movie campy horror film. It was written and shot in a seven days on the sets of another movie. It is not scary and is by no objective means a good movie. If you like campy low budget slashers it's a must watch.

Sorority House Massacre 2. Five college women spend the night in their new sorority house, the old Hokstedter place, and make the mistake of using a Ouija board. It has a great twist revealing an unlikely hero and the last line of the movie is my favorite line in all of cinema.

Least favorite: Sorority House Massacre. Maybe the worst example of a low budget slasher flick ever made. This movie is so bad that the sequel used clips from a different movie, Slumber Party Massacre, for it's flashbacks and backstory. While intended to be scary campy low budget slashers flicks tend to be so ridiculously badly written and acted that they become parodies of themselves and present as humorous movies. Sorority House Massacre isn't interesting enough to reach this important self parody status and winds up being neither scary nor funny.

[-] nevernevermore@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

This is such an interesting take I’m going to watch both of these in reverse order this evening

[-] Ragnell@kbin.social 0 points 1 year ago

Favorite: The Thing, the John Carpenter one from the 80s. It is perfect.

Least favorite: Nightmare on Elm Street. I like other Craven stuff but could never get into this one.

[-] !deleted107246@kbin.social 0 points 1 year ago

2nd The Thing, you know it’s good horror when it still holds up today.

[-] ivanafterall@kbin.social 0 points 1 year ago

I recently watched this for the first time and I adored it. To anybody who hasn't seen it, it not only holds-up to modern movies, the effects frankly blow most modern movies out of the water.

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