r/HorrorMovies

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I've watched this years ago and I hate when I randomly think of it.

Here are my thoughts on some of the more popular disturbing movies people list:

-I laughed at the exorcist, the mouth on that demon was killing me! I felt bad for the little girl, but the demon had me dying!

-I'm in the minority of people that thought Hereditary was ridiculous (besides the scene of brother driving home, that was perfection).

-Insidious still cracks me up, I watch that for a laugh.

-The Ring was sad, but not disturbing in the same way Tusk was.

-Obsession was good, but not particularly disturbing, more so frustrating.

I don't count straight up depraved movies that there just for shock as horror, fyi.

Synopsis: MadS (2024)

A teenager stops off to see his dealer to test a new drug before heading off for a night of partying. On the way home, he picks up an injured woman and the night takes a surreal turn.

It's all done in one continuous shot as well, really impressive.

Other Mommy just hit theaters, and I've been seeing some pretty rough early reviews.

I haven't seen it yet, but I thought the marketing was genuinely creepy. The posters, the trailers, and the whole idea of something pretending to be your mom had me interested.

Plus, with Rob Savage directing and Jessica Chastain starring, I figured this had a pretty good shot at being something decent. Now I'm wondering if it's another one of those horror movies where the marketing ends up being better than the actual movie.

Has anyone here seen Other Mommy yet? Is it worth checking out, or are the bad reviews pretty accurate?

psychological horror if thats ya thing, its fairly brutal, enjoy!

Most nights doing double features.

My husband and I went into this completely blind as a random scary movie pick of this evening. We’re coming up on my first ultrasound appointment this Monday and I think this rattled both of us a little more than it normally would have given the context 💀 I’m a notoriously hard scare and I was watching with my eyes squinted towards the end.

Thoughts on the movie- from pregnant folk or otherwise? lol

*First time watch*

I saw 5 or 6 of these at the drive in!! Great autumn so far.

What movies have you seen that you liked way more than you expected? For me that was Rosemary’s Baby or The Fly

• All My Friends Hate Me (2021)

• Barbarian (2022)

• Bird Box: Barcelona (2023)

• Lovely, Dark, and Deep (2023)

• The Watchers (2024)

• Cold Storage (2026)

• Psycho Killer (2026)

started the day off early with The Ring. this movie is just a classic for me. who else was forever scarred as a child by the cut to that girl's face in the beginning of the movie? 😂

currently at the drive-ins right now, will be watching Other Mommy & Obsession to tie up the night. 🤗

what's everyone else watching tonight? 👀🎬🍿

*First time watch*

*First time watch*

The first Wolfcop is very underrated. It has one of the best wolf transformations I've ever seen 🐺🐺🐺

A mother of two who inherits a house is confronted with murderous intruders on the first night in their new home and fights for her daughters' lives. Sixteen years later when the daughters reunite at the house, things get really strange. Can be seen on Prime

What is your day 1 movie of October?

Just sharing my calendar in case it might inspire or assist.

Shocked that I enjoyed this one.

It's a bad movie. That can't be denied. But as a time capsule of early 2000s filmmaking it's fascinating. Plenty of practical effects/makeup. When VFX are used it's mostly for the Matrix style shots or the 360 camera.

Great soundtrack and energy. They don't make 'em like this anymore.

I have so many on my wishlist built up that this feels like a good way to find some new gems. Available on Prime via Shudder.

The plot features lawyer and 'family man' Chris, finding what appears to be a 'wild woman' out on onenof his hunting ventures. He decides to bring her home and attempt to civilise her, with the help of his family.

However, this family is completely dysfunctional and as the story progresses, you see, as the tagline says, that 'not every monster lives in the wild'.

I really enjoyed this one. I had no idea what to expect going in. Some damn good gory scenes but not too many. The acting was pretty fuckin solid. I got super uncomfortable during even scenes with just the family. Some scenes were really clever in showing the family dynamic.

The music is it's letdown. Really weird, like the director's band decided to play really cheesy, on the nose music almost all the way through to save on budget. Real hit and miss.

I'd definitely recommend it though. There are definitely some uncomfortable of SA, but they aren't overtly explicit as some others of this kinda film.

I’m sad to say that I’ve never watched this until now. Wow! What a great atmospheric take on Dracula. Possibly one of my top 5 Halloween season movies.

I know Keanu gets a lot of hate, but I seriously loved the cinematography in this one. Oldman and Hopkins are superb.