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horrors / slashers 2002-2008, give them to me...

Started by zombie no.one, December 31, 2023, 06:12:15 AM

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zombie no.one

apparently there were 2 sequels to THE CUBE

HYPERCUBE (2002) and CUBE ZERO (2004)... who knew?
Quotethe movie was cringe, corny, cheesy and "what the biscuits" is with this atrocious acting and childish corny thing of a movie???

Alex

Hail to thyself
For I am my own master
I am my own god
I require no shepherd
For I am no sheep.

zombie no.one

Quotethe movie was cringe, corny, cheesy and "what the biscuits" is with this atrocious acting and childish corny thing of a movie???

chainsaw midget

Quote from: Cult_Moody_Movies on December 31, 2023, 01:00:04 PM
A guilty pleasure of mine, an extremely poor Friday the 13th rip off.

Bloody Murder (2000)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyeRpLw4BgY
I enjoyed this one by just how shamelessly it ripped off so many things. 

claws

Quote from: M.10rda on December 31, 2023, 12:34:42 PM
Claws, yours is the only online mention of DEMON UNDER GLASS I believe I've ever seen. I watched it once on a 4-pack circa 2003. Slow yet not uninteresting, plus a few howlingly funny lines of (intentionally?) cheesy dialogue...

I probably have the same 4-pack set. From that set, Demon Under Glass was the only film that stood out for me.
Is it October yet?

bob

one of the best bad movies of all time from 2008

Kubrick, Nolan, Tarantino, Wan, Iñárritu, Scorsese, Chaplin, Abrams, Wes Anderson, Gilliam, Kurosawa, Villeneuve - the elite



I believe in the international communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids.

claws

#21
White Skin (La peau blanche) (2004) Canadian Indie that takes a bow to the movies of David Cronenberg. I've been pimping White Skin since first seen, but I guess I'm the only person on earth who watched this. Lionsgate did an awful job at presenting the movie on DVD in America. They changed the title to a misleading "Cannibal" and gave the award-winning movie a cheap photoshop-type cover art. I guess they didn't know how to promote the movie.



Dead Birds (2004) Horror-Western with a few genuine creepy moments. The director released an unofficial sequel in 2009 called Red Sands, as a companion piece. Even though Dead Birds is the better movie, it still makes for an interesting double feature since both are meant to go together.



The Hazing (2004) silly but entertaining horror comedy. The two leading girls, Tiffany Shepis and Nectar Rose, are great and nailed their part. From the director of There's Nothing Out There (1991).
Is it October yet?

Trevor

#22
Slash (2002) from South Africa. Not all that good but not all that bad either.

Sample dialogue:

Creepy farm guy: "I'd watch my step around here if I were you, boy."
African American character: "Oh yeah, why?"
Creepy farm guy: "Cause you're standing in horse s**t."

😳😄😄😄
We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness.

claws

#23
Isolation (2005) Mutated cows cause chaos in a barn on an Irish farm. The practical effects are great. Had a mild buzz on horror forums when first released.

The Dark (2005) Paranormal Isolated house at a cliff mystery horror with ghostly happenings and... creepy sheep! Filmed in Wales, from the director of Ginger Snaps (2000).

Double feature recommendation



Charlie's Death Wish (2005) cheap but gory and entertaining action flick with a few moments of horror, starring Ron Jeremy and Lemmy.
Is it October yet?

zombie no.one

Quote from: claws on January 01, 2024, 05:04:03 AM
starring Ron Jeremy and Lemmy.

guess they didn't want to call it MOTOR HEAD?  :teddyr:

pretty much all these suggestions are new to me  thanks guys... have found a few of them cheap on amazon.

anyone seen CRY WOLF (2005)? don't know too many post 2000 werewolf movies

Quotethe movie was cringe, corny, cheesy and "what the biscuits" is with this atrocious acting and childish corny thing of a movie???

zombie no.one

Quote from: bob on December 31, 2023, 08:21:06 PM
one of the best bad movies of all time from 2008



stretching the definition of Horror a bit there (unless we're talking about the directing, acting, editing, script, sound, and special fx... huh, it is a horror then)

Quote from: Trevor on December 31, 2023, 10:17:01 PM
Slash (2002) from South Africa. Not all that good but not all that bad either.

Sample dialogue:

Creepy farm guy: "I'd watch my step around here if I were you, boy."
African American character: "Oh yeah, why?"
Creepy farm guy: "Cause you're standing in horse s**t."

😳😄😄😄

oops!
Quotethe movie was cringe, corny, cheesy and "what the biscuits" is with this atrocious acting and childish corny thing of a movie???

Alex

Mirrors (2008) with Kiefer Sutherland. Very underrated I thought.
Hail to thyself
For I am my own master
I am my own god
I require no shepherd
For I am no sheep.

M.10rda

CRY WOLF is a low-key slasher, not a werewolf movie. It's more of a suspense-thriller, not a lot of thrills actually, but smartly written w/ an excellent lead performance by Lindy Booth, an actress I kept waiting to see more from... don't think she ever resurfaced.

{Oh okay, a quick Google tells me she has been in a bunch of Hallmark movies and was on the TV series "The Librarians"... good for Lindy and Lacey Chabert and Lindsay Lohan.  :bouncegiggle:}

Here's some unique trivia about DEAD BIRDS, which is indeed worth a watch for the acting and the interesting screenplay... it was written by Simon Barrett, who was my friend and classmate in film school... he went on to write other stuff, including the (not recommended) BLAIR WITCH reboot from 5-ish years ago. He acted in two of my student films back in the day, going full frontal in both and getting his manhood removed w/ a bowie knife in the slasher film. Yes, it was 1999, prelude to the Edge Lord Decade.  :lookingup:

zombie no.one

interesting clame to faim...   :thumbup:

ah I made the mistake of assuming a film with Wolf in the title must be a werewolf film, very presumptuous of me. 10 lashes!

Quote from: Alex on January 01, 2024, 08:12:01 AM
Mirrors (2008) with Kiefer Sutherland. Very underrated I thought.

from the director of the HILLS HAVE EYES remake I see -one of the very few 2000s horror remakes I actually enjoyed (altho it fell off a bit half way in, for me)
Quotethe movie was cringe, corny, cheesy and "what the biscuits" is with this atrocious acting and childish corny thing of a movie???

claws

#29
Cold Prey (2006) Norwegian slasher taking place in an abandoned ski lodge. Lots of chills, and snow. This was the slasher geek's insider tip back in the day. A rare case where the sequel is almost better than the first. There's also Cold Prey III, but not as good as 1 & 2.

The Last Winter (2006) Environmental thriller/horror giving strong The Thing vibes. People seem torn on this one. I thought it had its moments. Great camera work, though. From the director of Wendigo (2001).

Dead in 3 Days (2006) Deadly SMS text message slasher from Austria, of all places. Didn't reinvent the wheel, but it's alright. There's also a sequel I've never seen.

Altered (2006) Alien terror from one of the Blair Witch Project directors. It is decent enough to watch.
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