I've seen Happy Birthday to Me, but I haven't seen that one, but any early 80s slasher is usually awesome by default.

If you're looking for recs, feel free to check out the media section on the site. That's where me and @Ballz add random movies, tv shows, and music albums that are cool enough to be added to our database. You can shout, discuss, and rate any title on the site, and recommend more to be added. If you didn't already know...

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Anyway, the last one I watched would probably be... The Janitor. A great low budget Troma-esque title about killer custodians.

I saw the media section. I just thought this might be something good to have on the side. I have seen this done on other sites and it's just way to see what people have liked and haven't. I watched The Janitor the other day it is a great movie.

The Spanish Dracula (1931). Filmed at night on the same sets as the version with Bela Lugosi. I hadn't seen it before last night. I enjoyed it though. Carlos Villarías' portrayal of Conde Drácula was interesting, to say the least. I also really enjoyed who they cast as Renfield. 7/10

Scum of the Earth was the last new one I watched. Great little flick.

Cheap Thrills- If you have seen 13: Game of Death, then this is similar only that one is a little more extreme. Good Watch! A movie about what people will do for money. 7/10

I'm watching this now

Violent Midnight(1963)

Body Bags (1993) - A fun, made-for-TV anthology movie, with John Carpenter as the host in the wrap around segment. Three mostly decent stories with a ton of cameos from well-known horror celebs. 8/10

In the Mouth of Madness (1994) - The conclusion to John Carpenter's Apocalypse Trilogy (which also includes The Thing and Prince of Darkness). Easily the best of his post-1980s movies and, for me, a personal favorite of his overall work. Sure, the soundtrack isn't nearly as memorable as his earlier movies (except for that hard rock main theme), but the plot is quite good with some really fucked up things going on all throughout it. 9/10

Pretty weird, but good movie. 8/10

Grave Encounters (2011) - Found footage ghost movie, taking place in an abandoned mental hospital. Starts out as generic as the rest of them and gets slightly interesting towards the end. Better than the shitty Paranormal Activity movies, but that isn't saying much. I didn't really hate it, but it's nothing special either. If they'd gone more into what they start to explore near the end, it might have been more of a stand out movie. 5/10

I watched Lake Mungo earlier. I'm not even gonna bother posting the trailer. That was one of the most pointless, boring as fuck movies I've ever seen.