Feb '19
I blind bought these two recently and plan on watching them at the weekend.
Any thoughts on these two movies?
Any thoughts on these two movies?
Feb '19 *
I was just reading your review of Spring. Great review! I love horror movies with great scenery. This movie really seems up my alley.
I admit for a long time Radcliffe put me off the idea of watching Horns but having read the positive reviews of it. I will give it a go. It seems another kinda of twisted horror romance kind of film. Would I be correct?
You have good taste in horror, Box. We seem to have a shared appreciation in these character-driven horror movies. Any suggestions of good movies to check-out like these?
I admit for a long time Radcliffe put me off the idea of watching Horns but having read the positive reviews of it. I will give it a go. It seems another kinda of twisted horror romance kind of film. Would I be correct?
You have good taste in horror, Box. We seem to have a shared appreciation in these character-driven horror movies. Any suggestions of good movies to check-out like these?
Feb '19
Thanks for the recs!
I have a few if you haven't seen them:
Habit 1995
Dead Leaves 1998
Dance of the Damned 1989
Till Death 1978
Zombie Honeymoon 2004
Blood & Donuts 1995
Tale of a Vampire 1992
Shadows of the Dead 2004
The Iron Rose 1973
For non-horror recs check out Before Sunset/Sunrise films. Very similar in cinematography from what I read.
I have a few if you haven't seen them:
Habit 1995
Dead Leaves 1998
Dance of the Damned 1989
Till Death 1978
Zombie Honeymoon 2004
Blood & Donuts 1995
Tale of a Vampire 1992
Shadows of the Dead 2004
The Iron Rose 1973
For non-horror recs check out Before Sunset/Sunrise films. Very similar in cinematography from what I read.
Mar '19
Spring has haunted me. A wonderful, thoughtful horror. One of my best blind buys. Gorgeous scenery, and beautiful plot.
Harry Potter grows horns after allegedly murdering his girlfriend. Sounds stupid, but it's actually an intricately woven romantic fantasy crime drama mystery, with solid performances and engaging plot twists. The less you know going in, the better.
Anchor Bay & Dimension Starring Daniel Radcliffe,
David Morse,
Heather Graham,
James Remar,
Joe Anderson,
Juno Temple &
Kathleen Quinlan
Music by Robin Coudert
Written by Joe Hill &
Keith Bunin
Directed by Alexandre Aja
A young man in a personal tailspin flees from US to Italy, where he sparks up a romance with a woman harboring a dark, primordial secret.
Starring Lou Taylor Pucci &
Nadia Hilker
Music by Jimmy LaValle
Written by Justin Benson
Directed by Aaron Moorhead &
Justin Benson
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I actually really like romance in horror movies, not the sappy kind but the kind from return of the living dead 3 - the twisted kind