Sentences with phrase «scary movie just»

It makes this rather traditional scary movie just a little bit more inventive.

Instead, Scary the movie just makes obvious changes to the most familiar aspects of its sources, so that instead of a crop circle, there's a crop «attack here» sign pointing at Charlie Sheen's farmhouse.

Not exact matches

The reason Get Out is scary for Black ppl is because it's not just a movie, it's our reality.

We're sort of being curmudgeons this year; the hubs just had dental surgery a few days ago, so we're staying in, watching some (mildly) scary movies, and hopefully handing out candy to some little ghosts and goblins.

I HATE those creepy monitors that are black and white, it feels like a scary movie and I am just waiting for some scary lady to pop her head into the screen!

When elephants in the park saw another elephant behaving in this manner, the observers typically responded by «adopting the same emotion,» Plotnik says, «just as we do when watching a scary movie together.

For fun, I enjoy just hanging with friends [and] family and watching scary movies.»

I now am looking for someone who is able to give caring, romance and just plain fun.I enjoy crafts, long walks, movies, (NOT SCARY) dancing, snuggling on the couch.

I like scary movies, reading, camping, out to eat, out to the movies or just staying in cuddling and watching a movie.

Ok, we may have just gotten done binge - watching scary movies and drinking sodas so please forgive our outburst.

i love the beach, chocolate w / strawberries... scary movies and well overall just click yes if u like...

Just a cool fun loving girl who loves scary movies and I like action and comedy also I love history and video games, I also enjoy hanging out with family and friends I love heavy metal & hard rock video game tees and band tees are a must I hate drama but I love the song drama queen from family...

Remember, more can go wrong on a first date than just you getting kidnapped or becoming the next main character in a scary Lifetime movie.

Very caring,,, loveable,, also love cleaning cooking,, watching scary movies,,, also love camping,, very down to earth person if u need to know any more just ask me.

I like to cuddle up and watch and funny or scary movie... I'm just a simple women.

So with Barely any jump scares, the movie is more creepy, mysterious and a puzzle rather than just flat out scary.

Harry, I saw this movie on Monday evening and what struck me most, and what I'm surprised you barely mention, is that for a haunted house movie this movie is JUST NOT SCARY!

I liked the Scary Movies (even the 4th one gave me a few laughs), Date Movie was a real let down but this is just horrible.

I remember thinking how scary this movie was when it came out, and it's still a pretty decent slasher film, I just never quite realized how funny it was.

Galactus is just a scary cloud in the movie, but looks more like a regular giant monster or maybe a giant robot in the comic books.

This film is actually terrible — I mean, yeah — it is scary in the sense that its creepy, but I think, really, the film is just the byproduct of global DVD residuals from the directors father — allowing Panatos to string together a series of overproduced, overgrained interior sequences, cheap synth score and a slasher movie ending, and trying to pass it off as a «cult movie», when really we, the audience, need to know who, what or where the protagonist is coming from, what her dramatic need is, who she interacts with, and so on.

We round up the scariest, the silliest and all - round best horror movies available to stream on Netflix UK just in time for Halloween.

Like «Coraline,» it's not your traditional children's movie, and it dips more than just its toes in the scary film genre.

A movie so scary, the MPAA rated it «R» for just being way too scary.

The Exorcist, just because it was the first really scary movie I saw as a kid and it scared the crap out of me!

Scary Movie is just that spoof, a Wayans brothers special that's a flat - out parody of Scream — both of which ironically were produced by Dimension Films.

hey, if you're not a true scary movie fan, then just don't even bother commenting.

Of course, the start of the summer season isn't quite as jam - packed as the other three months, but it's more than a little scary to think that between just three films, the movie industry will bank more than a billion dollars alone.

At the time of its release it wasn't just one of the scariest movies ever made, it WAS the scariest movie ever made.

If you haven't seen the movie yet go check it out but please don't go in thinking it's going to be scariest movie every made, just expect a good horror movie that's clever and unsettling.

There's a simplicity and an efficiency to that first one that I think allows the movies just to be scary as hell... our approach is to get back to that.»

There can be no discussion on this — the «Scary Movie» franchise has lost it's steam and is now just an empty ice cream carton to a fat man.

David Zucker should stick to relatively simple spoof material like just horror when the title reads Scary Movie.

To me, a good horror movie better be either scary, disturbing, or just plain slick as hell.

Scare Tissue is a horror movie review blog you might want to check out just for the amount of scary movies that you might not have heard of.

All four movies start off as if they intend to be just as scary as the novel but then wind up simplifying the issues, either by letting a doomed sympathetic character survive (as in Cruel Intentions) or by sentimentalizing the motives or the fates of the more evil characters (as in the other three movies).

That to me just shows that you have a good scary movie on your hands.

Robots abounds with fart, elimination, sex, and a number of other lower jokes that can elicit a laugh or two but that seem more to pander to the easiest kinds of laughs, just as many horror movies rely on jump - scares to make their movies scary.

Saw the movie last night it was just plain scary!!

The original, unquestionable, undisputed great grandpappy of «possession» horror, and one hell of a brutally good time, William Friedkin's The Exorcist is not just one of the scariest films ever made: it's also one of the most well - constructed horror movies of all time.

It's just that way back in 2016, under the crushing weight of all those endless, self - serious superhero movies, the snarky, silly sendup of «Deadpool» was a refreshing tonic — essentially the «Scary Movie» of superhero movies.

I was going to start this post off with a mention I had no idea spoof movies were back — then I realized I just hadn't been partaking in them (I'm thinking the Scary Movie series and whatever else the Brothers Weinstein squeeze out between Oscar - lusts).

Some of the stuff is so in line with people's previous work that it doesn't even seem transgressive; I think one of the Scary Movies pooped on me, so seeing Anna Faris ask for the same thing is just turnabout / fair play.

The evil haunting, paired with an incredibly sympathetic family, and the dynamic duo of Ed and Lorraine Warren just clicked with audiences and delivered an incredibly effective scary movie.

Seriously bizarre and laughably awful, this low - budget horror movie throws in just about every shopworn idea under the sun, excepting anything that might be considered scary, alluring, or entertaining.

Horror is a pretty expansive category, and the platform gets it — the sub-genres for the «Horror» category encompass pretty much every kind of creepy cinematic experience you can imagine: cult horror, monster movies, scary comedies, and tense, unsettling thrillers are just a few of the seemingly endless offerings.

Like Scream, it's just as funny as it is scary and is a big homage to the horror genre as it plays with standard horror movie characters, styles, and clichés.

I don't know about you but when I see the monsters in movies like these ones they just feel so much scarier.

There are a lot of fun horror films, but what Kaluuya does here is more than just your standard scary movie fare.

Get Out turns out to be more fun, and more provocative, than it is scary, at least in the traditional midnight - movie sense: The film works so well as a gauntlet of social horror that Peele almost didn't need the more traditional thriller elements he introduces in the third act, when a carefully calibrated build in just - because - you're - paranoid dread gives way to some disappointingly conventional survival games.