2015 Halloween WATCHathon....

And so, it begins...

I remember watchin House of Seven Corpses when I was younger. Don't remember much about it, though. I'll check it out via your linked video. : ))))

I am not sure if you know already but Paramount recently (I think back in May or June) launched a youtube channel with lots of free and full movies.

I was checking out the horror section yesterday and watched "The Loved Ones". They have some oldies and goodies in there.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMVH2jEyEwXPBvyht8xQNw/featured

Hey FB I have a horror trilogy question for you...

Been doing a lot of thinking on this lately and I cannot come up with a single true horror trilogy of 3 films. There are plenty I can think of with 2 titles in the franchise but it seems like anytime horror was ever successful there were half a dozen or a dozen sequels. But I can't think of any franchises that actually lasted only three movies but surely there are a few, the best I could do was Blade.

Dario Argento's Three Mothers trilogy.


Suspiria

Inferno

Mother of Tears

John Carpenter's Apocalypse trilogy...

The Thing

Prince of Darkness

In the Mouth of Madness

Hatchet 1-3

Candyman Series

Gingersnaps Trilogy

George Romero has two Zombie trilogies...


Night of the Living Dead

Dawn of the Dead

Day of the Dead.

Then the triple decker shit sandwich one in the 2000s

Land of the Dead

Diary of the Dead

Survival of the Dead

English, with Spanish subtitles.

I've been doing a series run through of TWD.

WyldeMan wrote:I've been doing a series run through of TWD.

I answered your trilogy question.

ForeverBlu wrote:

WyldeMan wrote:I've been doing a series run through of TWD.

I answered your trilogy question.

Completely missed that post, thanks.

ForeverBlu wrote:

Was this good? I bought it on Blu recently, but have yet to watch.

Was told it had a real John Carpenter-esque vibe to it, which is what made me blind buy it.

Rusty Cunt wrote:

ForeverBlu wrote:

Was this good? I bought it on Blu recently, but have yet to watch.

Was told it had a real John Carpenter-esque vibe to it, which is what made me blind buy it.

It reminded me of both the Hitcher and Terminator at times.

Very interesting soundtrack as well.


Never cared much for Dan Stevens, but kudos to him for going against type.


Quite a departure, from his work on Downton Abbey.

ForeverBlu wrote:Never cared much for Dan Stevens, but kudos to him for going against type.

Quite a departure, from his work on Downton Abbey.

He was rather dark in A Walk Among the Tombstones.