I was pleasantly surprised by that one too. I didn't think it would be good, but it turned out to be entertaining. I wish there were more rock and roll horror films. Seems like the two go hand in hand.

If HDC ever did another group-driven ranked list, "Best Rock n Roll Horror Films" would be fun to do, and a relatively small project, since there aren't that many.

Saw 'Scream' yesterday, working on 'Scream 2' now. I keep forgetting about these, but I found them on Netflix so I'm finally knocking them off my list.

I've actually never seen any of the Scream sequels. I have no clue why though lol

^ I usually like to try and give them a shot. If they start getting too god awful then I give up. Much like Jaws after the second movie. I knew going in that 3D would be bad but I wanted to watch it for the 'lulz'. I read the summaries for the rest of the sequels and wasn't impressed so I never tried watching them. As for Scream though. The second actually wasn't so bad. Disappointed at a character death, but I think the characters developed nicely since the first.

Horrorcrux there are your weekend plans.

Busy this weekend ::roll eyes::

Because the original is really bad?

LOL nice joke

One of your best posts yet!! ::danger::

My recent viewing:

The Boy Next Door

8/10

Yeah, story line is overused, but I liked it.

Hunted (2015)

3/10

Lame, boring, not enough action, and so on.

I forget the one it is. ::confused::