Horror Movies Thread

[TheCodeMan95]

The only "humorous" sequence

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was the one sister getting yeeted into the garbage can.

That sequence got a good laugh out of me, but nothing beat the

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Kid getting smashed by the piano.

Also someone tell me if I'm crazy. But my wife and I were FULLY convinced that

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Paco the Turtle was going to somehow be involved in a death

 

[Wesker69]

That sequence got a good laugh out of me, but nothing beat the

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Kid getting smashed by the piano.

Totally deserved it.

Also someone tell me if I'm crazy. But my wife and I were FULLY convinced that

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Paco the Turtle was going to somehow be involved in a death

I was expecting something, but glad it didnt?

 

[Cwoolboy]

So…Bring Her Back. Yeah, it’s 8 hours after my screening and I still feel sick . The equivalent of having a knife thrust into your belly and continually twisted back and forth for 90 minutes. The ending of this flick might just leave you feeling cold as a corpse.

It isn’t exactly scary, but it is easily the most disturbing, unsettling, depressing, and uncomfortable horror film in the modern day (thus far). It’s effective and affecting. While it explores familiar horror themes concerning trauma, grief, and cyclical patterns it does so in new and grotesque ways. There are also quite a few threads left hanging and questions that go unanswered by the end, and characters don’t get equal amounts of development.

Bring Her Back isn’t quite as great as Talk To Me for multiple reasons, but it is still an exceptional horror film that succeeds at what it sets out to do: distress and sicken audiences. Bring Her Back dares you to forget about it after you leave the theater. It’s guaranteed you won’t. This one leaves wounds that linger.

4.5 STARS

 

[belloq87]

Well, I'm sold.

 

[Clive]

So…Bring Her Back. Yeah, it’s 8 hours after my screening and I still feel sick . The equivalent of having a knife thrust into your belly and continually twisted back and forth for 90 minutes. The ending of this flick might just leave you feeling cold as a corpse.

It isn’t exactly scary, but it is easily the most disturbing, unsettling, depressing, and uncomfortable horror film in the modern day (thus far). It’s effective and affecting. While it explores familiar horror themes concerning trauma, grief, and cyclical patterns it does so in new and grotesque ways. There are also quite a few threads left hanging and questions that go unanswered by the end, and characters don’t get equal amounts of development.

Bring Her Back isn’t quite as great as Talk To Me for multiple reasons, but it is still an exceptional horror film that succeeds at what it sets out to do: distress and sicken audiences. Bring Her Back dares you to forget about it after you leave the theater. It’s guaranteed you won’t. This one leaves wounds that linger.

4.5 STARS

Yeah, I agree with most of this. Whole theater was audibly upset at several key moments, and I was right there with them. Lots of groans and bad words and screams. I think I actually prefer it to Talk to Me, which I did not love nearly as much as everyone else, but I also never really want to see Bring Her Back again. Paradoxically, I mean that as a compliment.

If you can, try to avoid looking up what's coming/what subgenre of horror it even is. There's a point where the film basically shows its hand and you can start to anticipate some of where it's going, but that discovery is repulsive and shocking in the best way.

Some really remarkable child performances.