"Good news is your dates are here, the bad news is they're dead."

  Personal favorite here.

The first half is a claustrophobic fight for survival, which would be great on its own. But the second half turns into a damn good creature feature. This is a creature feature done right.

  Blacula Intro (1972) https://youtu.be/4XzQabdzAqQ

  I thought I was going to hate this movie because I love the original. And usually when you try to remake a campy movie into a serious movie, it fails hard.

But, I love this version, they did a fantastic job on it.

  This made me feel uneasy. Elijah Wood is my favorite creepy actor.

Thank you, Sneaky, for the recommendation.

>>33262
Isn't that movie set in WV? Because I take offense to Hollywood portraying we Mountaineer Americans as literal monsters, incest lovers, rapists, and obsessed with pepperoni rolls.

Pepperoni rolls are just okay.

>>33266
Are pepperoni rolls those things where you put pepperoni and cheese in crescent roll dough and bake it for like 7 minutes? Because if so, I have an awesome recipe for those.

I actually like the monster idea in the movie. They were just a bunch of humans that evolved to the darkness of the cave.

And Juno was my guilty pleasure of that movie. Bitch be fine. And her early morning stretch did all sorts of things for me.

>>33267
They can have cheese but the basic is pretty much just bread with pepperoni baked in.

But yeah, the movie wasn't bad. Certainly nothing special but okay.

Its just kinda funny movies like it or Wrong Turn or Silent Hill that portray WV as this land of crazy serial killers.

Really probably the best portrayal of WV is Tucker and Dale vs Evil. Most WVians aren't bad people, they just look weird and people assume they are.

  >>33265
The orignal is pretty good too. Joe Spinell plays one hell of a convincing serial killer.

  Cannibal Holocaust

Best found footage movie ever.

  City of the Living Dead

One of my favorite Lucio Fulci films. Heavily inspired by the writings of H.P Lovecraft.

  >>33268
Well, the Descent wasn't really about serial killers or even crazies.

It was about an unexplored cave system where early humans evolved into underground predators. It did a fantastic job playing off the claustrophobic darkness of being trapped in a cave, it had great atmosphere. The second movie fucked that up, it was terrible. It was one of those movies where the background is brightly lit up, but the characters are feeling around in the dark. The story didn't make any sense.

>>33270
The first found footage movie ever.

I recently saw The Green Inferno, which was inspired by it, and I liked it. It was campy in some spots, but I was pretty entertained.

Another movie I like, The Ruins. The trailer is retarded, nothing really to do with the movie. It makes it look like a fucking haunting or creature feature.

>>33271
Yiss.

I wish I had it on dvd.

I may need to pull out my copy of Zombi. Dat eye scene.

  >>33273
I got it on blu-ray recently. The HD transfer is really good. I need to pick up a blu-ray copy of the Beyond too but the version I want is expensive as hell.

  Frontier(S)

Highly underrated horror film set in the backwoods of France. It's basicly a cross between The Hills Have Eyes and I Spit on Your Grave (without all the rape).

Really brutal stuff.

  Saw this movie a few years ago and didn't expect much of it.

But, I actually enjoyed it quite a bit. I love movies where I go in with low expectations and come out pleasantly surprised that it was actually worth watching. Plus, I love horror movies based in this time period when it's done right.

Been wanting to watch it again, just haven't been able to. I'll check the library just on the off chance they have it.

The original Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

John Carpenter's the Thing. The good one with Kurt Russel, Keith David, and Diabeetus.

I guess the original Blair Witch is old enough now to be considered classic if not good.

Mothman Prophecies, but not really scary or all that great plotwise.

The new Wolfman with Benicio del Toro and Anthony Hopkins was good.

An American Werewolf in London.

>>33278
I saw that one a few years back, it did a great job of setting up suspense in an environment that's not easily suited to it. Caves, abandoned buildings, forests, those get used a lot. Plains are a lot harder to make "scary", even at night.

  Found-footage movie related. Slow paced, not a very big budget, some might hate it, but if it's your cup of tea and you get sucked into the atmosphere, I found it to be very chilling.

I can't say the two reasons why I love this movie so much because spoilers, for the suspense fright it's pretty much my favorite horror flick ever made.

It's not exactly the same unsettling as Jacob's Ladder, so I'm not sure which one I'd pick of the two, but I enjoy both movies about as much as the other.

>>33262
Seconded for favorite dark claustrophobic survivalesque horror. Really good.

>>33315
fffffff just watching the trailer again gave me some goosebumps.

  The Church AKA Demons 4

It's a movie about a cursed Church that was built over the mass grave of devil worshippers.

The monster effects in this are fantastic.

  I just finished this movie and highly recommend it.

It has endearing characters, great writing, and I haven't seen a movie build tension this well since the '70s. Almost ever, really.

Seriously, give it a shot. I'm glad I did.

  Nightbreed

One of my favorite Clive Barker movies.

If you're gonna watch it be sure to watch the director's cut and NOT the theatrical version.

  >>33346
And since we're on the subject of Clive Barker.

Lord of Illusions

  >>33347

  >>33315
If you love Noroi then you'd love The Cure (1997). A lot of people call it Japan's answer to Seven.