Santa Slay....Great movie, actually had a horror feel to it.

Jack's Closet - Movie is actually an abuse movie disguised behind a horror film

Watch Me - Not even a B rated film, Horrible budget (I say a budget of $800). A play off of the "ring" kinda movies but actually pretty good and had a great suspense and a few good scare scenes.

The one with Goldberg in it? Lol that one is great

Vile actually a surprisingly good movie for looking like it would be awful.

Visitor Q from Takashi Miike. What a slippery slope this movie is. It isn't full on horror, but it does have plenty of horrific elements. Murder, incest, necrofilia, male anal rape and after it is all done you will feel great. I'm not kidding. Despite being shot on a handy cam this japanese low budget film is a real gem. Takashi is, of course, a huge director now-a-days.

Curse of Chucky, one of the worst I've ever seen. But people just love it due to the fact that Chucky came back as horror..film still sucked though. Bad acting, cheap effects, boring.(Chucky dosent come out until the last 20 minutes of the film.) too much gore, which the movies don't need.

Also the movie Vile, (2012). It really had nothing great to it, just pure torture, which got old after a while. Not really that cliched, but not that good either.

too much gore, which the movies don't need.
too much gore, which the movies don't need.

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Welcome to the forum Demoncat :)

I found Dreamcatcher to be pretty awful... And incredibly entertaining.

One of my favorite Podcasts, How Did This Get Made covered a few horror movies - If you like Good "Bad" Movies, you might want to watch the movie and then listen to the Podcast. ::big grin::

• Halloween III: Season of the Witch
• Sharknado
• Sleepaway Camp
• Leprechaun in the Hood

I fully agree. This movie embodies the snowball effect, but made out of fire. So you can look forward to end because this film goes out in a blaze of glory!

I recently watched Dead Snow and it is hilariously campy, gory fun.