Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[The Bloofer Lady]

Originally Posted by Straker

There are some decent scenes in Creep and even though its not that great a movie, the atmosphere is quality at times. Christopher Smith has done a few decent films now, Triangle being his best to date.

Was well impressed with both Triangle and Creep. Will have to look up more of his work.

[The Bloofer Lady]

Originally Posted by TheBossInTheWall

Its been a while. I think I remember it being somewhat mediocre, I guess I only stuck with it because I really like subway/underground films. But that scene with the imaginary surgery was amazing, I still remember him cleaning his hands/forearms in a sink without water.

Question for you. Spoiler in white ink.
Did you think the creep was the result of a botched abortion?

[Baron Von Marlon]

Originally Posted by Straker

Christopher Smith has done a few decent films now, Triangle being his best to date.

Originally Posted by The Bloofer Lady

Was well impressed with both Triangle and Creep. Will have to look up more of his work.

Severance is my favorite.
Fun flick.

[Dead Bad Things]

Under the skin...Pretty avante ' garde...dug it.

[Ferox13]

Eyes of Crystal (2004)


Surprisingly good, 'modern' neo-giallo film with a charisma lead and some surreal moments. Enough for me,

[endo]

The Babadook and Oculus were both pretty decent, even the wife liked them.

[TheBossInTheWall]

Originally Posted by The Bloofer Lady

Question for you. Spoiler in white ink.
Did you think the creep was the result of a botched abortion?

I can't remember that much, sorry. : /

[TheBossInTheWall]

Housebound. 6/10. Somewhat fun, funny moments mixed in with a mediocre story.

[The Bloofer Lady]

THE POSSESSION OF MICHAEL KING 2014

Mainly watched this because another poster put up a thread about it. A man who has recently lost his wife decides now is the time to do a documentary about all things heaven and hell. Never mind that he's got a precious little daughter to care for who is also grieving her mom.

Not too impressed with the acting or the whole sick story.

[BulimicFaerie]

I recently watched ABCs of Death 2, was overall satisfied...K and Z fucked me up good.
Last horror in the theater....? Ouija? Maybe The Boy Next Door, but that's more lifetime thriller honestly.