31 Days of Halloween Movies (2018) - Horror Fans Unite!!!!!! - Page 89 - Blu-ray Forum

hagios · 10-24-2018, 02:19 AM

10/23

Cup of tea theatre

Kill Bren · 10-24-2018, 02:20 AM

The Evil Dead (1981)

Pondosinatra · 10-24-2018, 02:56 AM

Watched (first time viewing)

2.5 out of 5

I rolled my eyes when I realized it was a lost footage film, but then eventually got into it - to the point where I was like, this actually is pretty decent, but then the ending was completely retarded. So meh.

Pondosinatra · 10-24-2018, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by AKORIS

I've never heard of anyone detesting these films... there's always someone of course but these are generally well liked horror efforts

I hated Scream and the sequels. But loved Cabin In the Woods.

NI-Gunner · 10-24-2018, 03:20 AM

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Originally Posted by oilers73

I love it, too. For the record, there aren't any digital effects in this movie.

Huh? When they explode it's not a digital effect?

casey76 · 10-24-2018, 03:22 AM

* Denotes 1st time seen

10/23
Dr. Terror's House Of Horrors

Tales Of Terror

Carnival Of Souls

10/1
The Bird With The Crystal Plumage

Deep Red

10/2
Suspiria

Inferno

10/3
Mother Of Tears*

Opera

10/4
[REC]*

[REC] 2*

[REC] 3 - Genesis*

10/5
[REC] 4 - Apocalypse*

The Mummy's Shroud

Blood From The Mummy's Tomb

To The Devil ... A Daughter

10/7
Wishmaster

Wishmaster 2 - Evil Never Dies*

10/8
Wishmaster 3 - Beyond The Gates Of Hell*

Wishmaster - The Prophecy Fulfilled*

10/9
The Invisible Man

The Invisible Man Returns

10/10
The Invisible Man's Revenge

Abbott and Costello meet The Invisible Man*

The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari

The Old Dark House

10/11
Island Of Lost Souls

10/12
Horror Of Frankenstein*

10/15
The Nun*

Demons Of The Mind*

10/16
House Of Wax

Mystery Of The Wax Museum

10/17
Twice Told Tales

10/19
Scream

Scream 2

Scream 3

Scream 4

10/21
28 Days Later

28 Weeks Later

Caltiki The Immortal Monster*

10/22
The Blob

Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde*

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2016 list

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2015 list

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2014 list

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2013 list

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dcx4610 · 10-24-2018, 03:34 AM

My goal this October has been to watch every Hammer Horror Dracula, Frankenstein and the first Mummy film. I've never seen any of them and have always wanted to get around to them.

So far I've watched the following:

1957 - The Curse of Frankenstein
Outstanding. Peter Cushing is amazing. The story, acting and presentation are all top notch. A fun movie and a new classic for me.

1958 - The Horror of Dracula
Also very good but I didn't like it as much as Curse of Frankenstein. Christopher Lee instantly makes Dracula his own and you don't even think about Lugosi. Peter Cushing of course is just as good as always.

1958 - The Revenge of Frankenstein
This one surprised me. It wasn't as good as Curse but I found it very enjoyable and interesting. Victor trying to make the perfect human was a natural progression and I thought the monster not wanting to be a monster was pretty brilliant.

1959 - The Mummy
This one kind of bored me honestly. It was well done but it just didn't draw me in like the others I've watched so far. Definitely a cool looking Mummy though. I probably need to watch this one again.

1960 - The Brides of Dracula
I didn't know Christopher Lee wasn't going to be in this so I kept waiting for him to show up. Even without Lee, I thought this was pretty fun. They upped the gore and I liked seeing Dracula's vampire cult. It created some good lore for the franchise.

1964 - The Evil of Frankenstein
Not good. Peter Cushing tries but he can't save this. Absolutely terrible looking monster and a really odd story. It's a semi-reboot and retelling of the Universal Frankenstein and while not unwatchable, it's easily the worst of the Hammers I've watched so far.

Up next, Dracula: Prince of Darkness.

oilers73 · 10-24-2018, 04:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NI-Gunner

Huh? When they explode it's not a digital effect?

Nope. Digital effects were still in their infancy in 1987. The Blu-ray has an interview with Gene Warren, Jr. and he talks about the composite effects for those scenes.

prkchopexpress · 10-24-2018, 04:21 AM

a nightmare on elm street - 5/5
this is a classic because everything in this movie works. there's so much good stuff just in the first twenty minutes. tina's death is one of the best moments in 80s horror. there is so much great imagery in this too. this movie moves really quickly. which is great. there's never a part where it drags, so you're always invested. it's too bad that everything this movie does right, the sequels all do wrong. I wish I could have seen this cold in a theatre for the first time. can you imagine seeing this without knowing anything about for the first time? Abecause he wa such a sensation with all the sub par sequels, I knew a lot about it before every seeing a movie. I even had a freddy glove before seeing any of the movies. this might be one of the worst cases where the sequels actually tarnish the reputation of the original. there are so many great horror movies in the 80s, but if you were making a last, there is no way this wouldn't be in the top five. and even if you said it was the five, that still feels like you're ranking it too low.

4EverJohnnyBoy · 10-24-2018, 04:27 AM

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Watched

10/22

4.5 out of 5

Watched

10/23

3.5 out of 5

oilers73 · 10-24-2018, 04:45 AM

The Cat O'Nine Tails

I like a lot of Argento's films, but this is downright tedious.

RCRochester · 10-24-2018, 05:48 AM

10/1 - Piranha (1978)
10/2 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 4 The Dream Master (1988)
10/3 - Psycho (1960)
10/5 - Christine (1983)
10/6 - Piranha II The Spawning (aka Piranha II Flying Killers) (1982)
10/7 - Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988)
10/7 - Dracula Has Risen From The Grave (1968)
10/8 - The Evil Dead (1982)
10/9 - Taste The Blood Of Dracula (1970)
10/10 - Carrie (1976)
10/11 - Evil Dead II (1987)
10/12 - The Exorcist (1973)
10/13 - Army of Darkness (1993)
10/14 - Psycho II (1983)
10/15 - The City of the Dead (aka Horror Hotel) (1960)
10/16 - Psycho III (1986)
10/18 - An American Werewolf In London (1981)
10/19 - Eyes of Laura Mars (1978)
10/20 - Exorcist II The Heretic (1977)
10/21 - Psycho IV The Beginning (1990)
10/22 - Halloween III Season Of The Witch (1982)

10/23 - Psycho (1998)

Or as people refer to it, the "crappy remake of Psycho". I think the kindest thing that most people say about this movie is that they respect Gus Van Sant for experimenting at remaking a classic, which is faint praise indeed. Having seen the original many times over the years I have to say, the remake is not that bad. It's certainly no worse than any of the other crap remakes, reboots or sequels Hollywood has pumped out over the years. It's certainly far more enjoyable than something like the remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. Maybe it was because Van Sant had the gall to stick to a classic film so closely while still deviating at certain points that rubbed people the wrong way. Clearly there are some bad decisions (like the inserts of the cow) and some wrong-headed casting choices (Rita Wilson) but it is kind of interesting to see how this story and that dialogue play out in a modern setting, with some actors like Macy sticking to the old school portrayal, while others like Moore try to take a more modern approach (which is kind of hilariously dated now too as she walks around with a pair of Walkman headphones around her neck). It ends up coming across as a very surreal viewing experience at times and can be fun if you don't take things too seriously, whether you're talking about this film or the original.

Aside from the film itself, I have to say the PQ on this blu-ray release leaves a lot to be desired. I know the blu-ray only came out last year but the transfer Universal provided to Shout must have been an old one when they were still in full-on scrubbing and sharpening mode, kind of like the Back to the Future blu-rays.

Kill Bren · 10-24-2018, 05:57 AM

Halloween 2 (1981)

The Wolf-Man (1941)

½

oilers73 · 10-24-2018, 06:19 AM

Opera

The 2nd Argento film I've watched this evening which is simply bad. The use of heavy metal music on the soundtrack is laughable.

october27 · 10-24-2018, 08:06 AM

29. JASON GOES TO HELL

There's just not enough Jason in this for me. The beginning and end we get with him are a cool 20 minutes but the different idea they tried with this movie just didn't work for me. I hadn't seen this in a few years and while I won't watch it again any time soon, it was cool to revisit this worst movie in the series. Cool ending teaser for the future Freddy Vs. Jason.

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MJD64 · 10-24-2018, 09:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AKORIS

I've never heard of anyone detesting these films... there's always someone of course but these are generally well liked horror efforts

By and large they are well-regarded, but a couple of friends I have adamantly dislike the meta parodying evident in both and believe that tone disrespects and even undermines the genre for the sake of some laughs. I have encountered far more people who take particular offense to Scream, with some finding it something of a betrayal coming from a director like Wes Craven who gave horror fans a film as disturbing as Last House on the Left and as iconic as A Nightmare on Elm Street.

Personally, I love my horror both serious and tongue-in-cheek; in the end, it's all about a well-made and satisfying film for me.

KenHurd · 10-24-2018, 10:12 AM

32. The Dark Half

Thad Beaumont, an author who writes literary fiction that doesn't sell very well, lives in Maine with his wife and two kids, and he teaches at a university. George Stark is an author who writes best selling crime fiction about a character named Alexis Machine. Thad is a recovering alcoholic; George drinks heavily and smokes cigarettes. Thad writes his novels with a typewriter; George writes his novels in longhand with a particular brand of pencil. Thad and George are two people with completely different personalities, with George being considered, "not a very nice guy." But Thad and George do have one thing in common. They are the same person.

When Thad's first few novels weren't a huge success, he changed his genre and wrote something that was more trashy and entertaining under the pseudonym George Stark. Those novels sold millions of copies, so he continued to write under both names. When someone discovers that the two men are, in fact, the same person and threatens to expose Thad to the media, he decides to get ahead of it and go public first. He stages a mock funeral for George, killing George off once and for all. But George has always existed separate from Thad, and even Thad's wife, Elizabeth, has recognized that he seems to be a different person when he writes the George Stark novels. And once Thad buries George for good, George comes to life and starts killing people close to Thad. With the sheriff looking into the case, and all evidence pointing toward Thad, Thad has to prove that George is alive before George takes over his life.

The Dark Half came out shortly after Stephen King revealed that he wrote novels under the pseudonym of Richard Bachman. At first, Stephen King wrote the novels under the Bachman name because his publisher thought that an author shouldn't release too many books in the same year, but he also wanted to see if he could find success again based on his talent rather than the King brand.

The Dark Half, directed by George A. Romero, is one of the better King adaptations. Timothy Hutton does an excellent job playing both Thad and George, creating two completely different characters. Michael Rooker also plays the sheriff, Alan Pangborn -- a character who has appeared in other Stephen King novels, including Needful Things -- and it was good to see him in a non-villainous role for a change. This is one movie that I had read the novel for a long time ago, but I hadn't gotten around to watching the movie until now.

1. House on Haunted Hill

2. The Gorgon

3. The Mummy (1959)

4. The Brides of Dracula

5. The Curse of the Werewolf

6. [REC]

7. [REC] 2

8. [REC] 3: Genesis

9. [REC] 4: Apocalypse

10. The Mummy's Tomb

11. House

12. The Changeling

13. Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man

14. The Black Cat

15. A Quiet Place

16. The Evil Dead

17. Demons

18. Demons 2

19. Pumpkinhead

20. Pumpkinhead 2: Blood Wings

21. Midnight Son

22. The Amityville Horror

23. The Beyond

24. Halloween (2007)

25. Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later

26. The Frighteners

27. Friday the 13th Part 3

28. Trilogy of Terror

29. It: Chapter One

30. Halloween (2018)

31. Suspiria

MassiveMovieBuff · 10-24-2018, 10:20 AM

10/23
The Exorcist

Creepshow

u2popmofo · 10-24-2018, 11:39 AM

10/23

Christine - Been ages since I've seen this. I recall not liking it much as a kid, I love it now. Lots of fun. Glad I bought the new HDR Blu .

chad_1138 · 10-24-2018, 11:50 AM

(*denotes first time viewing)

09/01 - *Demon House

09/02 - *The Babysitter

09/03 - *The Ritual

09/04 - *Death Note

09/05 - *American Fable

09/07 - *The Nun

09/07 - *The Bye Bye Man

09/08 - *Before I Wake

09/10 - *Mercy

09/11 - Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

09/12 - Predator (4K)

09/13 - *Ghost Stories

09/15 - Predator 2 (4K)

09/16 - Predators (4K)

09/17 - Zombieland

09/18 - Lake Placid

09/19 - Boo 2!

09/20 - Toy Story of Terror

09/20 - Tucker and Dale vs Evil

09/22 - Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (4K)

09/23 - Dreamworks Spooky Stories

09/23 - Young Frankenstein

09/24 - *Flight 7500

09/25 - Mr. Boogedy

09/25 - Body Bags

09/26 - House on Haunted Hill (99) -

09/27 - [REC]

09/29 - Nightmare Before Christmas

09/29 - [REC] 2

09/30 - [REC] 3

10/01 - [REC] 4

10/02 - *The Houses October Built 2

10/03 - *The First Purge

10/04 - Splinter

10/06 - The Tunnel (2011)

10/07 - The Autopsy of Jane Doe

10/08 - The Evil Dead (1981)

10/09 - Evil Dead 2

10/10 - Army of Darkness

10/11 - Evil Dead

10/12 - *Orphan

10/13 - The Shining

10/14 - Hocus Pocus

10/14 - Halloween (1978)

10/15 - Halloween II (1981)

10/16 - Halloween 4

10/16 - Halloween 5

10/16 - Halloween 6 (PC)

10/17 - Halloween H20

10/17 - Halloween Resurrection

10/17 - *Unfriended: Dark Web

10/18 - Halloween (2007)

10/18 - Halloween II (2009)

10/20 - *Into the Dark: The Body

10/20 - Willow Creek

10/21 - As Above So Below

10/22 - The Fog (1980)

10/23 - Session 9

View Poll Results: Who is your favorite Universal Classic Monster from the list?
Dracula	44	20.66%
The Phantom Of The Opera	3	1.41%
Metaluna Mutant	2	0.94%
The Creature From The Black Lagoon	42	19.72%
The Mummy	8	3.76%
The Wolf Man	32	15.02%
The Bride Of Frankenstein	16	7.51%
Frankenstein	51	23.94%
The Invisible Man	15	7.04%
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10-24-2018, 02:20 AM	#1762
Kill Bren Special Member Member since:Jul 2012 Home Theater Gallery:5 4K collection:89 Blu-ray collection:863 DVD collection:169 Digital collection:1 Blu-ray reviews:44 Trading Score:2	Day 23 The Evil Dead (1981)

10-24-2018, 05:57 AM	#1773
Kill Bren Special Member Member since:Jul 2012 Home Theater Gallery:5 4K collection:89 Blu-ray collection:863 DVD collection:169 Digital collection:1 Blu-ray reviews:44 Trading Score:2	More Day 23 Halloween 2 (1981) The Wolf-Man (1941) ½

10-24-2018, 10:20 AM	#1778
MassiveMovieBuff Blu-ray Count Member since:Apr 2014 4K collection:414 Blu-ray collection:1626 DVD collection:97 Trading Score:3	10/23 The Exorcist Creepshow Last edited by MassiveMovieBuff; 10-24-2018 at 10:48 AM.

10-24-2018, 02:19 AM	#1761
hagios Blu-ray Knight Member since:Feb 2013 Location:South Midlands town of Denton 4K collection:1246 Blu-ray collection:5220 DVD collection:1354 Trading Score:1	10/23 Cup of tea theatre

10-24-2018, 02:56 AM	#1763
Pondosinatra Banned Top ranked HT gallery Member since:Jun 2008 Location:Calgary, Alberta Home Theater Gallery:45 Trading Score:2	Watched (first time viewing) 2.5 out of 5 I rolled my eyes when I realized it was a lost footage film, but then eventually got into it - to the point where I was like, this actually is pretty decent, but then the ending was completely retarded. So meh.

10-24-2018, 03:22 AM	#1766
casey76 Active Member Member since:Jan 2008 Location:College Station, TX 4K collection:80 Blu-ray collection:1723 DVD collection:450	* Denotes 1st time seen 10/23 Dr. Terror's House Of Horrors Tales Of Terror Carnival Of Souls 10/1 The Bird With The Crystal Plumage Deep Red 10/2 Suspiria Inferno 10/3 Mother Of Tears* Opera 10/4 [REC]* [REC] 2* [REC] 3 - Genesis* 10/5 [REC] 4 - Apocalypse* The Mummy's Shroud Blood From The Mummy's Tomb To The Devil ... A Daughter 10/7 Wishmaster Wishmaster 2 - Evil Never Dies* 10/8 Wishmaster 3 - Beyond The Gates Of Hell* Wishmaster - The Prophecy Fulfilled* 10/9 The Invisible Man The Invisible Man Returns 10/10 The Invisible Man's Revenge Abbott and Costello meet The Invisible Man* The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari The Old Dark House 10/11 Island Of Lost Souls 10/12 Horror Of Frankenstein* 10/15 The Nun* Demons Of The Mind* 10/16 House Of Wax Mystery Of The Wax Museum 10/17 Twice Told Tales 10/19 Scream Scream 2 Scream 3 Scream 4 10/21 28 Days Later 28 Weeks Later Caltiki The Immortal Monster* 10/22 The Blob Dr. Jekyll & Sister Hyde* 2017 list [Show spoiler] 2016 list [Show spoiler] 2015 list [Show spoiler] 2014 list [Show spoiler] 2013 list [Show spoiler]

10-24-2018, 03:34 AM	#1767
dcx4610 Blu-ray Samurai Member since:Jun 2012 4K collection:655 Blu-ray collection:1259 DVD collection:7 Trading Score:21	My goal this October has been to watch every Hammer Horror Dracula, Frankenstein and the first Mummy film. I've never seen any of them and have always wanted to get around to them. So far I've watched the following: 1957 - The Curse of Frankenstein Outstanding. Peter Cushing is amazing. The story, acting and presentation are all top notch. A fun movie and a new classic for me. 1958 - The Horror of Dracula Also very good but I didn't like it as much as Curse of Frankenstein. Christopher Lee instantly makes Dracula his own and you don't even think about Lugosi. Peter Cushing of course is just as good as always. 1958 - The Revenge of Frankenstein This one surprised me. It wasn't as good as Curse but I found it very enjoyable and interesting. Victor trying to make the perfect human was a natural progression and I thought the monster not wanting to be a monster was pretty brilliant. 1959 - The Mummy This one kind of bored me honestly. It was well done but it just didn't draw me in like the others I've watched so far. Definitely a cool looking Mummy though. I probably need to watch this one again. 1960 - The Brides of Dracula I didn't know Christopher Lee wasn't going to be in this so I kept waiting for him to show up. Even without Lee, I thought this was pretty fun. They upped the gore and I liked seeing Dracula's vampire cult. It created some good lore for the franchise. 1964 - The Evil of Frankenstein Not good. Peter Cushing tries but he can't save this. Absolutely terrible looking monster and a really odd story. It's a semi-reboot and retelling of the Universal Frankenstein and while not unwatchable, it's easily the worst of the Hammers I've watched so far. Up next, Dracula: Prince of Darkness.

10-24-2018, 04:21 AM	#1769
prkchopexpress Blu-ray Ninja Member since:May 2016 4K collection:235 Blu-ray collection:1691	a nightmare on elm street - 5/5 this is a classic because everything in this movie works. there's so much good stuff just in the first twenty minutes. tina's death is one of the best moments in 80s horror. there is so much great imagery in this too. this movie moves really quickly. which is great. there's never a part where it drags, so you're always invested. it's too bad that everything this movie does right, the sequels all do wrong. I wish I could have seen this cold in a theatre for the first time. can you imagine seeing this without knowing anything about for the first time? Abecause he wa such a sensation with all the sub par sequels, I knew a lot about it before every seeing a movie. I even had a freddy glove before seeing any of the movies. this might be one of the worst cases where the sequels actually tarnish the reputation of the original. there are so many great horror movies in the 80s, but if you were making a last, there is no way this wouldn't be in the top five. and even if you said it was the five, that still feels like you're ranking it too low.

10-24-2018, 04:45 AM	#1771
oilers73 Banned Member since:May 2016 Location:Deceased Blu-ray reviews:3	The Cat O'Nine Tails I like a lot of Argento's films, but this is downright tedious.

10-24-2018, 05:48 AM	#1772
RCRochester Banned Top contributor Member since:Sep 2017 Trading Score:9	10/1 - Piranha (1978) 10/2 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 4 The Dream Master (1988) 10/3 - Psycho (1960) 10/5 - Christine (1983) 10/6 - Piranha II The Spawning (aka Piranha II Flying Killers) (1982) 10/7 - Killer Klowns From Outer Space (1988) 10/7 - Dracula Has Risen From The Grave (1968) 10/8 - The Evil Dead (1982) 10/9 - Taste The Blood Of Dracula (1970) 10/10 - Carrie (1976) 10/11 - Evil Dead II (1987) 10/12 - The Exorcist (1973) 10/13 - Army of Darkness (1993) 10/14 - Psycho II (1983) 10/15 - The City of the Dead (aka Horror Hotel) (1960) 10/16 - Psycho III (1986) 10/18 - An American Werewolf In London (1981) 10/19 - Eyes of Laura Mars (1978) 10/20 - Exorcist II The Heretic (1977) 10/21 - Psycho IV The Beginning (1990) 10/22 - Halloween III Season Of The Witch (1982) 10/23 - Psycho (1998) Or as people refer to it, the "crappy remake of Psycho". I think the kindest thing that most people say about this movie is that they respect Gus Van Sant for experimenting at remaking a classic, which is faint praise indeed. Having seen the original many times over the years I have to say, the remake is not that bad. It's certainly no worse than any of the other crap remakes, reboots or sequels Hollywood has pumped out over the years. It's certainly far more enjoyable than something like the remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. Maybe it was because Van Sant had the gall to stick to a classic film so closely while still deviating at certain points that rubbed people the wrong way. Clearly there are some bad decisions (like the inserts of the cow) and some wrong-headed casting choices (Rita Wilson) but it is kind of interesting to see how this story and that dialogue play out in a modern setting, with some actors like Macy sticking to the old school portrayal, while others like Moore try to take a more modern approach (which is kind of hilariously dated now too as she walks around with a pair of Walkman headphones around her neck). It ends up coming across as a very surreal viewing experience at times and can be fun if you don't take things too seriously, whether you're talking about this film or the original. Aside from the film itself, I have to say the PQ on this blu-ray release leaves a lot to be desired. I know the blu-ray only came out last year but the transfer Universal provided to Shout must have been an old one when they were still in full-on scrubbing and sharpening mode, kind of like the Back to the Future blu-rays.

10-24-2018, 06:19 AM	#1774
oilers73 Banned Member since:May 2016 Location:Deceased Blu-ray reviews:3	Opera The 2nd Argento film I've watched this evening which is simply bad. The use of heavy metal music on the soundtrack is laughable.

10-24-2018, 08:06 AM	#1775
october27 Blu-ray Samurai Member since:Nov 2011 4K collection:191 Blu-ray collection:770 Blu-ray reviews: 112 Trading Score:103	29. JASON GOES TO HELL There's just not enough Jason in this for me. The beginning and end we get with him are a cool 20 minutes but the different idea they tried with this movie just didn't work for me. I hadn't seen this in a few years and while I won't watch it again any time soon, it was cool to revisit this worst movie in the series. Cool ending teaser for the future Freddy Vs. Jason. [Show spoiler]

10-24-2018, 10:12 AM	#1777
KenHurd Blu-ray Guru Top contributor Member since:May 2008 4K collection:714 Blu-ray collection:2663 DVD collection:435 MA collection:1362 Digital collection:2253 iTunes collection:813 Prime collection:88 Trading Score:7	32. The Dark Half Thad Beaumont, an author who writes literary fiction that doesn't sell very well, lives in Maine with his wife and two kids, and he teaches at a university. George Stark is an author who writes best selling crime fiction about a character named Alexis Machine. Thad is a recovering alcoholic; George drinks heavily and smokes cigarettes. Thad writes his novels with a typewriter; George writes his novels in longhand with a particular brand of pencil. Thad and George are two people with completely different personalities, with George being considered, "not a very nice guy." But Thad and George do have one thing in common. They are the same person. When Thad's first few novels weren't a huge success, he changed his genre and wrote something that was more trashy and entertaining under the pseudonym George Stark. Those novels sold millions of copies, so he continued to write under both names. When someone discovers that the two men are, in fact, the same person and threatens to expose Thad to the media, he decides to get ahead of it and go public first. He stages a mock funeral for George, killing George off once and for all. But George has always existed separate from Thad, and even Thad's wife, Elizabeth, has recognized that he seems to be a different person when he writes the George Stark novels. And once Thad buries George for good, George comes to life and starts killing people close to Thad. With the sheriff looking into the case, and all evidence pointing toward Thad, Thad has to prove that George is alive before George takes over his life. The Dark Half came out shortly after Stephen King revealed that he wrote novels under the pseudonym of Richard Bachman. At first, Stephen King wrote the novels under the Bachman name because his publisher thought that an author shouldn't release too many books in the same year, but he also wanted to see if he could find success again based on his talent rather than the King brand. The Dark Half, directed by George A. Romero, is one of the better King adaptations. Timothy Hutton does an excellent job playing both Thad and George, creating two completely different characters. Michael Rooker also plays the sheriff, Alan Pangborn -- a character who has appeared in other Stephen King novels, including Needful Things -- and it was good to see him in a non-villainous role for a change. This is one movie that I had read the novel for a long time ago, but I hadn't gotten around to watching the movie until now. 1. House on Haunted Hill 2. The Gorgon 3. The Mummy (1959) 4. The Brides of Dracula 5. The Curse of the Werewolf 6. [REC] 7. [REC] 2 8. [REC] 3: Genesis 9. [REC] 4: Apocalypse 10. The Mummy's Tomb 11. House 12. The Changeling 13. Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man 14. The Black Cat 15. A Quiet Place 16. The Evil Dead 17. Demons 18. Demons 2 19. Pumpkinhead 20. Pumpkinhead 2: Blood Wings 21. Midnight Son 22. The Amityville Horror 23. The Beyond 24. Halloween (2007) 25. Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later 26. The Frighteners 27. Friday the 13th Part 3 28. Trilogy of Terror 29. It: Chapter One 30. Halloween (2018) 31. Suspiria

10-24-2018, 11:39 AM	#1779
u2popmofo Power Member Member since:Jul 2018 Location:Utah 4K collection:392 Blu-ray collection:1406 DVD collection:40 Trading Score:1	10/23 Christine - Been ages since I've seen this. I recall not liking it much as a kid, I love it now. Lots of fun. Glad I bought the new HDR Blu .

10-24-2018, 11:50 AM	#1780
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