r/whatsthatmoviecalled

Trying to remember an older (1980s?) horror movie with an invisible villain

[SOLVED] I specifically remember it had a scene where I think a Mom and her kids were in their house. Mom suddenly realizes the villain is in the house too and and gets everyone out. The part i remember best is the theme that played scared the F out of me

The theme was like "BUM BUM BUM BUM" over and over, it sounded like clanging pans together or something. Kinda like the Jaws theme, or when Joker killed Murray in the 2019 movie.

But yeah it was probably 1980s, maybe 90s. Not sure if the villain was an alien but Im leaning towards maybe. I just remember that it was invisible. If you could lend me your suggestions Id really appreciate it. Thanks

EDIT: Also could be a ghost (probably more likely) if that helps. It could like control the people in the house too. Kinda like puppets

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u/shid_skiddy — 16 hours ago

[TOMT][MOVIE] Boy repeatedly abducted by aliens, doctors don't believe him

Saw a clip on TikTok about a week ago. A young boy keeps turning up injured/mutilated. In the scene I saw he's at a doctor's office with his parents, telling the doctor about "them" taking him — nobody believes him. Another

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u/Basic_Transition_217 — 14 hours ago
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Help me find a Jim Carrey movie quote my late husband used to say all the time ❤️

I’m hoping someone here can help me solve a little mystery that means a lot to me.
My husband passed away recently, and he had this little phrase/line that he used to say **all the time**. I asked him once where it came from and he told me it was from a **Jim Carrey movie**.
The problem is, I have absolutely no idea how to spell it. 😂
The way I remember him saying it sounded something like:
**“I say… ooooh yay!”**
or
**“E-say… ooh-yay!”**
or maybe **“I say, oh yeah!”**
It was very much said in a funny/exaggerated Jim Carrey-type way.
At first I was convinced it was *The Mask*, because that’s the Jim Carrey movie I immediately associate with him, but I’ve gone through the **“Cuban Pete” scene and the “aye-aye-aye” line and that’s definitely NOT it.**
I’m now wondering if it could be from **Ace Ventura, Dumb and Dumber, Liar Liar, Me Myself & Irene, Bruce Almighty, The Cable Guy**, or another Jim Carrey movie.
**I know this is incredibly vague** 😂, but if anyone has any idea what quote/scene I could be thinking of, I would be so incredibly grateful.
It sounds approximately like:
**“ISAAAAAY… OOOOOH YAAAAAY!”**
I’m trying to find the exact movie/scene because **my husband used to say it constantly, and hearing it again would mean the world to me.** ❤️
If you have even a *wild guess*, please comment. I’m willing to investigate every possibility!

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u/LondisPumpkin — 22 hours ago

Can you help me find this movie? It was about the strangest deaths in ordinary circumstances. I think they showed seven deaths, and the title also had the number seven in it, as I recall. There was a very vivid scene with blood in the bathtub.

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u/Jazzlike-Check-7070 — 1 day ago
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I can’t remember the name of this comedy about buying drugs and hooking up

It’s got 101 in the title I think. It’s funny looks to be based in the late 70’s early 80’s maybe earlier. Does anyone know what I’m talking about?

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u/Dear_Raise4751 — 1 day ago

Don't remember what movie this was I think it's from the 90's

I believe there was a Mexican gangster character and I'm pretty sure he gets shot by a gun, as he's dying by a storm drain or river he hallucinates that it was an arrow and says "f*ckin Indians". I thought maybe blood in blood out but ai says no.

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u/Hairy-Audience-6597 — 1 day ago

My daughter drew this and said she wanted to see this movie

I don't know what this is, Im 58, she's 24, what movie is this? where do I watch

u/DiamondsCheatYT — 2 days ago
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The boat, the model and the children /lostmedia ?

Hello, I am looking for a movie/TV movie that I saw when I was little at my grandmother’s. For the context, I am a Frenchman and I think this film happened maybe between 2008 and 2014. I don’t remember the script very well anymore and I remember certain scenes in particular that stuck in my mind. The film is based on the disappearance or murder of a child. I particularly remember one character. He is a disabled adult who ends up in the kindergarten where the child was (his character reminds me a lot of Sinoc from the Goonies) . I think he is fascinated by boats and makes a model at home. I remember a scene where he brings the model of the boat to school and the children trample on it and destroy it because people suspect that he is the one who killed the child or kidnapped him. This film had a profound impact because I remember having a huge feeling of injustice and anger on that stage, and it’s actually one of the things that struck me the most. At the end, like a happy ending, all the children make in a cellar or an attic, a giant boat in real size to apologize.

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u/Azrael81891 — 1 day ago

80’s horror Movie where hero was dead and brought back as zombie but didn’t know

Looking for an 80’s detective horror film. The protagonist was either a cop or emt who had a dead patient come back to life without vitals. The zombies walked and talked like people, kinda voodoo but not Angel Heart. The twist ending was that the protagonist was a revenant zombie the whole time but didn’t know. Thanks!

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u/Icy-Midnight6937 — 2 days ago
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[TOMT][Movie][1980s]Horror re. hemoglobin

I think I saw this horror movie in the 1980s or perhaps very early 1990s. It had the feel of "From Beyond." The word "hemoglobin" was somehow used as an part of the explanation for whatever was causing the horrible thing in the movie. It wasn't the movie "Hemoglobin" AKA "Bleeders." There was a scene with something squirming under someone's skin like in the movie "Squirm."

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u/KFooLoo — 2 days ago

Help find this film.

The Movie starts with the main character being invited to a house, while he is entering we see a glimpse of a ***guy coming out of a chimney and yelling towards our character***. It's a horror movie. The guy goes through the entire movie and we later see him coming out of the house via chimney and he is the guy we saw at the start of the film yelling to the other character telling him not to enter the house. It's an English movie.

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u/KabumVictor — 3 days ago
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Young white MALE drug mule

Ok so this was early 2000s. It’s prob a made for tv movie. A white MALE is a drug mule. He travels on commercial flights. Every thing seems great. In the end, he gets sick on the plane and it reveals it was a set up so that another mule, a black woman, wouldn’t be caught. I’m starting to think it was a fever dream. It’s not Maria Full of Grace. The main character is a white male. Pls help.

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u/TigerGirl04 — 3 days ago
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Party crushed disposable camera

This is a movie, or maybe a TV show, from the 1980’s or 1990’s or early 2000’s, where this guy, perhaps a young teenager, and a girl purchase a disposable camera. The guy then takes the camera to, I think, a seaside area and partially crushes the camera underfoot on some rocks perhaps to create light leaks in the camera and therefore give his photos an artistic touch. That’s all that I can remember. Thanks!

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u/mfonte1 — 3 days ago

Hallmark-style movie with a kid dying of cancer and a possibly magical stranger that comes to stay with the family

I have hazy memories of a movie I saw as a kid that might have been from the 90s or early 2000s. It's a sappy emotional movie, Hallmark-style, in live action. There are two boys living with their mom after their dad died. The youngest has a name like Bobby or Tommy. A man comes to stay with them and the older kid thinks he might be an angel or magical in some way and that he can make miracles happen or grant wishes. Then the little boy (Bobby?) gets sick and complains that his stomach hurts. Mom takes him to the hospital and learns he has cancer. The scene that has haunted me since childhood is when she is doing laundry or something in the dark house after the boys have gone to bed and the man comes to check on her. She tells him, "Bobby has cancer. Life should have a rule: only one tragic death per family." She cries in his arms. I don't remember whether the man actually made any magical things happen or whether Bobby got better. I think they watch fireworks together at one point. I'm pretty sure the man leaves at the end of the movie, or talks about leaving. I don't remember if he was actually magical in any way or if the kids just thought he was. Now I want to find this movie and watch it so I can confirm that I didn't imagine the whole thing.

This is not Angels in the Outfield or A Monster Comes. That's what Google keeps trying to gaslight me into believing.

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u/Mountain_Training991 — 4 days ago

[tomt] movie about a guy who has bad luck butt but every time something bad happens to him it turns out to be good for him

Main thing I remember is him taking a girl out on a date and getting stabbed or shot and the doctor's finding out he had a tumor

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u/Soggy-Boysenberry451 — 4 days ago
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1970-1999 Movies That Have Female Mugshot Scenes

This is a weird thing to ask but I was wondering if anyone could help me find movies from 1970-1999 that have scenes of a female character having her mugshot(s) taken? I have a YouTube channel where I upload these scenes and that's the purpose of why I'm looking for them.

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u/dynamitegamer0 — 5 days ago
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Found Footage Horror Movie about friends in the woods, a cult, and a demon...

I remember this movie when I was scrolling through Netflix way back in the early days when I was most likely 7 years old somewhere in the 2010s, and decided to watch some horror movies because I can. One of them was a found footage horror movie, similar to The Blair Witch Project and Blair Witch, about what I believe is a couple of friends going into the woods and getting stalked by a cult and maybe a demon. I could be incredibly wrong due to how fuzzy my memory was, but I remember clearly that there was a scene of a girl picking up a ladle and drinking some mysterious concoction and getting possessed in the process, and another one is how I believed the movie ended, with the guy filming the whole thing turning the camera around and saying something, probably a confession, probably an apology, I can't say for certain. It had haunted me for a long time, and I tried looking for it but got no leads... I also vaguely remember the poster being red with forest motifs, but a lot of horror movie posters are red, and the poster for Blair Witch could fit that, but I doubt it. Any idea what the movie was?

EDIT: ALRIGHT, I FOUND IT! It took me some time looking through Letterboxd to find it and looking through the Wikipedia article to see if it mentions it, but I found it! It was actually the movie "They're Watching" from 2016. The mysterious liquid from a "cauldron" was actually a vat of blood!

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u/OddMoonlight — 5 days ago
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[TOMT][MOVIE] I cannot remember the title

It's like a teen girl drama and I believe it is heavily implied or does happen that the main character unalives herself at the end. At the end it is revealed trhough fake found footage that the "real" girl was not as attractive as the the actress that plays her throughout the movie nor are any of the other characters as attractive for that matter so it was how she saw herself and everyone around her.

My head says 13 but that may not be right?

EDIT: SOLVED the movie is ask me anything

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u/andthrewaway1 — 6 days ago