Sentences with phrase «other horror movies out»

The Taking of Deborah Logan showed some promise for about fifteen minutes before its found footage design grew tiresome and its plot came to resemble every other horror movie out there without a creative angle to distinguish it.

There is nothing about Ghost Ship that in any way distinguishes itself from any other horror movie out there.

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It is smart and the way it plays out actually rewrites every other horror movie you've seen before!

What #Horror never quite figures out is if it's trying to be an allegory for the dangers of social media, an actual horror film, or a lesson on why pre teen girls are **** Those themes never mix with each other in a cohesive way and instead battle each other throughout the whole movie.

Overall, maybe it might make your girl cuddle up into your wimpy arms once or twice, but other than that, I wouldn't watch this movie if you truly want to have the need to check under your bed and lock your doors before sleeping, like any good horror movie should, It's unbelievable that people are giving it an 8, 9, and EVEN 10 out of 10 for this.

As it approaches its great and terrible climax, every fear the film has suggested digging to the surface and clawing out to confront its characters, «Hereditary» takes on a power and resonance that it's hard to imagine any other horror movie this year matching.

Jordan Peele snagged that title early in 2017 with Get Out, his social horror thriller that explores the black experience in America in a way no other movie has.

«Get Out» directed by Jordan Peele: For white viewers, this debut feature from «Key & Peele» star Jordan Peele offers a glimpse at how the other half lives; for everyone else, it's more of a documentary in body horror movie drag.

my only beef with this (and other horror movies) is this: if it was me, i'd have gotten the hell out of there!!!

Horror movies often play with the contrast between deathly silence and deafening cacophony, one puncturing the other to shred nerves and send asses out of seats.

They carry no special qualities, and nothing about them stands out from the countless other horror movie threats we've suffered through over the years.

I like the way that this movie seems like it never set out to be anything other than a Sci - Fi horror.

And while the cast is wall - to - wall great, what's notable (for genre fans, anyway) is that the title character is played by none other than Anya Taylor - Joy, who broke out in this year's hit horror movie The Witch — only now it looks like she's the one doing the tormenting.

Clips of old horror movies depict a man whose eye falls out and other frightening characters.

This year's best picture Oscar, after all, went for the first time to a science - fiction film of sorts, Guillermo del Toro's adoring monster - movie homage The Shape of Water — beating, among others, Get Out, Jordan Peele's wickedly playful collision of old - school horror with brisk, bracing racial politics.

In cutting from the clanging bazaars of Iraq to the quiet streets of Georgetown, in blending dizzying dream sequences with starkly believable human drama, Friedkin created a horror movie like no other — both brutal and beautiful, artful and exploitative, exploring wacked - out religious concepts with the clinical precision of an agnostic scientist.

Now that we've gone ahead and declared our Top Ten Films of 2016 as well as our Ten Favorite Horror Movies of the Year, it's time to get into the particulars and hand out some superlatives for other «Bests» of the year.

Jordan Peele's «Get Out» is, again, a work of savvy craft that pulls an unsuspecting (white) viewer into a Sunken Place that other moviegoers know all too well; the movie works as a horror film, as a goof on horror films, as a working street - map of African - American anxieties, and, for a white liberal audience, as an endlessly reflective hall of mirrors that urges a hard, necessary look at oneself.

But what makes it a classic is that, like «Get Out,» a body - snatching movie about racism, or «The Babadook,» a supernatural horror film about childhood fears, it also works so well on so many other levels.

Insidious is recommended only for the most easily - frightened of viewers who go to horror movies solely so they can have their significant others jump in their seats and grab them out of the sudden surprises, or if they are alone, to crap their own pants.

If you don't always want to know what you're going to get and like to be surprised occasionally, then check out Donnie Darko today: it is quite simply the best science fiction movie I have seen since 1998's Dark City, and the best horror flick since The Others...

Other times, game developers put Easter Eggs into games that really increase the scare factor, create urban legends, and freak gamers out more than the scariest horror movie.