Sentences with phrase «of horror buffs»

For every moment that sparks the recall function of horror buffs, there's another that may provoke, for some portion of the audience, a much less pleasant twinge of recognition.

One could call The Bye Bye Man inoffensive and even occasionally hilarious in its awfulness, but the truth is that it wasn't fit for theaters; even the most indiscriminate of horror buffs deserve a little competence with their schlock.

Not exact matches

Horror film buffs may chafe at the selection criteria, the truncated clips, and other scholarly points — non-specialists will still get an overview of aspects of the genre.

Everyone's back, though I promise you no one cares as retired reporter Gail (Courteney Cox), now married to ineffectual Deputy Dewey (David Arquette), welcomes the return of weepy Final Girl Sidney (Neve Campbell) to beleaguered Woodsboro on the anniversary (horror buffs, take note: an anniversary film!)

As a veteran of both huge production and micro-budget indies, leading man Anton Yelchin — who plays a horror buff who's freed from under the thumb of his sexy but controlling girlfriend (Ashely Greene) when she dies, only to find himself still at her mercy when she's revived as one of the walking dead — was impressed by the blend of Dante's vision and efficiency.

A second track has writers Nathaniel Thompson from Mondo Digital and Ryan Turek, now a development exec at Blumhouse Productions, bringing a sophisticated fan's perspective to the BD, talking about what it was like for budding horror buffs to discover low - budget horror movies on the shelves of Blockbuster Video stores around the country or during broadcasts of USA Network's «Up All Night» program blocks back in the 1980s.

Noel's Take: When Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of Stephen King's The Shining was released in 1980, it baffled many film buffs, who couldn't figure out why the man who'd made some of the most challenging, brainy, and beautiful movies of the previous 20 years would spend his precious time and talent on a hammy, heavy B - horror flick.

Writer / director Michael Dougherty has given movie buffs everywhere a gift, not just in terms of crafting an excellent film (one that's assuredly destined for cult classic status), but in granting us the opportunity to surprise the hell out of all of our friends on Halloween night with a trippy little horror flick that they know nothing about.

Ask horror - movie buffs to name their favorite decade for the genre, and you'll likely receive a variety of answers.

Ti West's The House of the Devil was a huge sleeper hit with horror buffs when it came out in 2009, so everyone was greatly anticipating his follow up.

Even so, Italian - horror buffs may feel a flush of nostalgia watching this bewitching genre whatsit, which manages to evoke the crimson - splashed shockers of the 1970s without so much as a single frame of actual carnage.

In each Scream, horror film buff Randy (Jamie Kennedy, Enemy of the State) appears to tell the rules of the movie.

Human 1980s anecdote machine Frank Henenlotter returns with Chasing Banksy, a comedic art heist caper film, while BUFF honors special guest and indie horror stalwart Larry Fessenden with a special presentation of his cult classic Wendigo, which will be screened in a glorious 35 mm print.

A must - have for the shelves of any horror lover, film buff or teenager wondering where on earth the idea for the slasher genre could have been born and what cultural landscape could have fostered such ideas.

Turns out Jordan Peele (co-creator and co-star of Key & Peele) is a horror buff, and that's just all kinds of awesome.

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Classic horror buffs will race through this novel that blends historical fiction with uncanny elements of the gothic.

While horror game buffs know what games and developers are worth checking out, many players found out about the team and their games due to hundreds of videos showing Youtube personalities losing their minds playing Amnesia: The Dark Descent ¸ one of the scariest indie games around.