It's Friday the 13th and you know what means: a bunch of new horror movies have been unleashed today to make us forget that it's been 15 YEARS since we

I know it’s a bit late, but we are having another Friday the 13th in December if I am not mistaken. Also, never a bad time to watch movies. Do any of these look interesting to you guys, or have you already seen any of them?

  • @cosmicrookie
    4•3 months ago

    What a let down to see this remake of Speak no Evil! I saw the original, that was honestly one of the most terifying films that i have seen in ages, and then this, was turned into a happy ending!

    Honestly, if you are into horror, i recommend watching the original Speak no Evil. It is a highly unpleasant movie to have seen, but really a horror movie from the top shelf!

    • CadeillacOPEnglish
      1•3 months ago

      Looks interesting. Are you able to elaborate on unpleasant with out spoiling anything?

      • @cosmicrookie
        3•3 months ago

        I’d rather not, but the very interesting thing is comparing the original, to the popularized version. I would suggest watching both actually. I would not call it unpleasant as in offensive or over the edge. It just exposes some natural human action and reactions to being exposed to a crisis. Psychologically, humans will, when presented to a thread, either fight, freeze or run away.

        The original movie is in Danish, but I am sure that you will be able to find subtitles for it. There is some nudity, but among horror movie lovers, I would not call it over the edge. I can really recommend watching both though.

        • CadeillacOPEnglish
          1•3 months ago

          Fair enough. I’ll have to see how my partner feels. Subtitles are a tough sell

          • @cosmicrookie
            1•3 months ago

            I read an interview of the director, who said that the plot of the original is also hard to sell to the world market. Still, it may be a good look into the difference of commercially tailored horror movies and honest psychological horror.

            For me, the toe crumbling realizations of me likely reacting like the victims do, made it really relatable, and it not ending with a happy ending like the commercial version does, was really unpleasant