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[Remmy]

Oop you've been going through this pretty quickly  Although I can't blame you nn

 

Oh wow I feel like there's less of an overlap w/ our songs lists than usual. Not these TikTok remixes though!  Fair, Just Look Up, Bad Life, When You're Gone & When You Lose Someone pretty much came and went for me. Vicious + Unholy are decent enough. Fast Times is a nice grower. Hold My Hand  Kelly snapped on her HTE cover. When I'm Gone, Beg for You, Treat Me, Hallucination, Night Call, MHU for a Good Time, How Long ay ay ay take me to the club  X top 5  One of her best songs.

I also enjoy these~

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34. Griff & Sigrid – Head on Fire . 
37. Hailee Steinfeld & Anderson. Paak – Coast 
75. Claudia Valentina – Extra Agenda
82. Tinashe – Naturally
84. Taylor Swift – Anti-Hero
85. Carly Rae Jepsen – Talking to Yourself

Midnights #1  Tinashe, Carly, Tove, Demi, Foxes also making appearances  Sl*t Pop... interesting  Love Nina but that album definitely underwhelmed me.
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2. Sabrina Carpenter – emails i can't send [ok]
8. Winona Oak – Island of the Sun [ok]
19. Charli XCX – CRASH
42. Sigrid – How To Let Go
50. Broods – Space Island

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1. Taylor Swift - Another slay!
2. Sabrina Carpenter
7. Demi Lovato -
9. Tinashe 
10. Christina Aguilera

 
13. Ariana Grande - not her being this high on an off year
18. Winona Oak
19. Britney Spears
20. JoJo

 
22. Tove Lo
23. Carlie Hanson - another artist that disappointed me, especially since they finally dropped a debut album
24. Billie Eilish
28. Madonna
29. Charli XCX
30. Lady Gaga

 

31. Kelly Clarkson
32. Glee Cast - period!!!
33. Carly Rae Jepsen - too low!!
34. Rihanna
36. Dua Lipa
40. Nina Nesbitt
49. Miley Cyrus

 

[Kevin2803]

The year is almost over and i don't think i will watch many new movies in the next two days, so i will start with my Best Of list today. It was actually really hard to rank movies this year, because there were so many great horror movies. So i decided to split my list into horror movies and non-horror movies. I will start today with my FLOP 10 NON-HORROR MOVIES.

 

1. A Day to Die

Bruce Willis didn't deserve this to be one of his last movies in cinema. Everything here is atrocious. Horrible acting, laughable dialogues and special effects that look like they cost 30$. I can't think of anything positive about this movie.

 

2. Cloudy Mountain

I left the cinema hall multiple times, because this movie was just torture. I love disaster movies, but this one had zero tension, bad acting and not even good special effects. A waste of time. 

 

3. Junkrat Train

Besides the awful CGI rats, his movie is actually competently made and that is the problem. It takes itself way too serious for these trashy animates rats. And worst of all, „Junkrat Train“ left me feeling indifferent, which is the worst thing a movie can do. 

 

4. Out of Death

Another Bruce Willis movie on this list. The music is horrendous and the movie feels like three hours. So boring and no tension. Jamie King, you can do better than this. 

 

5. Love & Gelato

Susanna Skaggs has to have some connections to someone involved with this production. Otherwise, i can't explain how she got that role. She was AWFUL. The way she delivered some lines were so cringe. But the script was also ****, to be fair. 

 

6. Dear Zoe

Sadie Sink and Jessica Capshaw are great, but the script is so weak that even they couldn't save it. What could've been a deeply emotional movie about grief and trauma feels like a cheesy and melodramatic Lifetime movie. The constant dramatic pop songs and cringe voice-overs take every genuine emotion out of the movie. 

 

7. Dog

Dogs are awesome, this movie isn't. I thought i would be emotionally invested just because of the dog, but i felt absolutely nothing. This movie wasn't funny, it wasn't emotional, it was just pointless.

 

8. Brazen

It almost can't get more generic and predictable than this romantic crime thriller. Very Lifetime-ish. I only watched for Alyssa Milano, but there was no chemistry between her an Sam Page. No tension, nothing new or exciting, the whole movie was basically just acceptable background noise.

 

9. Shattered

The only thing this movie shattered is my will to live. On a positive note, this movie had a good-looking cast and some of the scenes, while unintentionally, were pretty funny. But everything else was just bad. 

 

10. Over & Out

 

This movie just didn't want to end. It was almost physically exhausting. Had like two or three decent moments, but everything else was just the same old generic german comedy with the same old stereotypes.

 

 

REPLIES

On 12/23/2022 at 6:13 PM, Mr. Loco said:

Wait... Madonna released something this year? 

Taylor topping the artist and albums chart... as she should 

Marry me & When I'm gone are cute bops 

Nothing really new, but i guess i played the remix enough to get it to #1 

On 12/24/2022 at 10:54 AM, Allday said:

Boyfriend + X + loud + when im gone 

On 12/24/2022 at 11:30 AM, JGibson said:

When I'm Gone + brutal + Hold My Hand + On My Way (Marry Me) + Boyfriend 

On 12/24/2022 at 12:09 PM, TheWayWeWere said:

Madonna getting #1 happy for ha, but I never liked this remix

On My Way such a grower!

Hold My Hand far from Shallah, but really nice too

When I'm Gone is such a banger

 

Midnights being #1 here

Marry Me soundtrack was so surprisngly good pop perfection  

Not as good as the original, but still a bop

On 12/24/2022 at 1:50 PM, rvx said:

Anti-Hero + When You're Gone + Vegas + She's All I Wanna Be + Unholy + I'm Good (Blue) + Pink Venom 

On 12/24/2022 at 3:22 PM, Insanity said:

Never heard Frozen remix 

Boyfriend, Breakfast, Fast Times, Vicious are all great

Hold My Hand is slightly underrated

When I'm Gone is a cert BOP

 

Midnights is great but I don't recall seeing any songs on ur songs list 

Emails I could send, used to think I could fly great choices

Girl of my dreams fantastic too

Anitta was solid too

 

Overall great top 20s

Only Anti-Hero was on my list, because only official singles count for my Best Of Top 100. 

On 12/25/2022 at 9:19 PM, Green said:

Midnights #1 album 

 

Hold My Hand, Boyfriend, SloMo, Boys Don't Cry, When I'm Gone  

On 12/27/2022 at 4:58 AM, Mr. Blue_Shirt said:

Boyfriend, X, Breakfast & Fast Times in the top 10 yaass 

On 12/28/2022 at 6:28 AM, Remmy said:

Oop you've been going through this pretty quickly  Although I can't blame you nn

 

Oh wow I feel like there's less of an overlap w/ our songs lists than usual. Not these TikTok remixes though!  Fair, Just Look Up, Bad Life, When You're Gone & When You Lose Someone pretty much came and went for me. Vicious + Unholy are decent enough. Fast Times is a nice grower. Hold My Hand  Kelly snapped on her HTE cover. When I'm Gone, Beg for You, Treat Me, Hallucination, Night Call, MHU for a Good Time, How Long ay ay ay take me to the club  X top 5  One of her best songs.

I also enjoy these~

Midnights #1  Tinashe, Carly, Tove, Demi, Foxes also making appearances  Sl*t Pop... interesting  Love Nina but that album definitely underwhelmed me.
Also enjoy these (unless stated)~


For Artists~

Yes, i am more excited for my movie list. I only had 13.000 plays on Last.FM this year. The last time i heard so little music was in 2011.

[TheWayWeWere]

Brazen was the only one I've seen (because of Alicia basically) and it was a mess

[Kevin2803]

 Flop 10 Horror Movies

 

1. The Requin

Was Alicia Silverstone always that bad as an actress? This was ridiculous. Even the actors who usually make trash movies like this give better performances. And the special effects? This movie did cost 8 million dollars. On what did they spend all this money?

 

2. Dark Glasses

This has to be a parody of something, because otherwise i can't explain what they tried to do. I can't believe Dario Argento did go from "Suspiria" to whatever this was. "Dark Glasses" is horrible. The dialogues are awful, the story is all over the place and feels so randomly thrown together and the only good thing were the score and some of the practical effects.

 

3. The Resort

Well, this was a bore. I hoped for something like "Fantasy Island". Bad, but still fun. However, it took way too long before something even happened, especially for the already short runtime. Some pretty people and nature shots though and i also liked the music.

 

4. Arthur, Malédiction

Literally nothing is happening in the first 45 minutes. And everything that comes after that is mediocre at best. There are like two or three okay-ish horror moments and a little bit of gore. Everything else, from the acting to the explanation, is a mess. They explain everything in like one sentence at the end and, hard to believe, but it makes the movie even more random.

 

5. They/Them

The title itself is actually genius and there are few short moments that feel genuine and show that there was potential to make a good and meaningful horror movie about conversion therapy, but they wasted it. And i just despise slashers without... slashing. Barely anything is happening for over an hour and most kills are tame or happen off-screen.

 

6. Swim

Bad, but the fun kind of bad. The CGI was horrible, although this was expected. Horrible dialogues, the acting was mid, but the cinematography, besides the CGI, was actually okay-ish.

 

7. Umma

I adore Sandra Oh and she is not the problem of this movie. The script is. It's so bland, forgettable and not even bad in a fun way. 

 

8. The Cat

Cats are evil? Shocker. Generic ghost horror from South Korea. Not awful, but pretty bland and kinda boring. The ending was sad tho. This movie is actually from 2011, but was released in Germany in 2022. 

 

9. Jeepers Creepers: Reborn

Oh my... this was not good. Not that i expected it to be good, but it was not even fun in a trashy way, like the second movie. The CGI was god damn awful. I swear, not once did these actors set foot outside of a movie studio. Nothing looked real. And the Creeper himself lost almost everything from his mysterious presence that made him so creepy in the first one. Atleast the gore was mostly practical effects, but that didn't save much.

 

10. Bring It On: Cheer or Die

Could've been iconic, but is just cringe, bloodless and mediocre instead. Kerri Medders has a decent final girl vibe tho and like two or three scenes were atleast a little bit fun.

 

 

REPLIES

18 hours ago, TheWayWeWere said:

Brazen was the only one I've seen (because of Alicia basically) and it was a mess

I only know Alyssa But yes, it was bad.

[Mr. Blue_Shirt]

Bruce Willis having back-to-back flops  Sometimes former movie stars suck to find a good ass script to further their legacy like-

 

I kinda want to see that Bring it On horror movie version but i knew as soon as i watched the trailer it's going to be that straight-to-dvd mess  Let me add to my watchlist for the kiis

[TheWayWeWere]

there's another Jeepers Creepers movie?

Edited December 31, 2022 by TheWayWeWere

[Kevin2803]

Top 20 Non-Horror Movies

 

11. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

While not completely as great as its predecessor, „Glass Onion“ is still a

fun murder mystery with an excellent cast, especially Janelle Monáe, who was a standout.

 

12. Cha Cha Real Smooth

A little bit similar to "The Worst Person in the World". But while the former feels more authentic, "Cha Cha Real Smooth" has more warmth and hit me harder emotionally. It might be a little narcisstic for Cooper Raiff to cast himself as the lead in his own movie, but he did a pretty good job. And Dakota Johnson... just marry me already.

 

13. Bros

I thought i would hate this, but i really enjoyed it. It is really funny, so self-aware and touches on LGBTQ topic sometimes uncomfortably accurate.

 

14. Thor: Love and Thunder

While "Thor: Love and Thunder" has, more or less, the same comedic tone as "Thor: Ragnorak", it balances it much better. The comedic scenes are hilarious and always on the verge of being too ridiculous, but manage to take it back a little bit every time, so that the humour doesn't take away too much from the darker or more emotional moments.

 

15. Marry Me

Ridiculous...ly cute. Exactly what you expect. A predictable 00's throwback rom-com with a charming cast and nice soundtrack.

 

16. Where The Crawdads Sing

"Where the Crawdads Sing" is visually the most gorgeous movie i've watched this year. The landscape shots of the marsh are hauntingly beautiful, almost fairytale-like. The storyline is very simplistic, yet captivating.

 

17. About Fate

The cast is *chef's kiss*. Very predictable and cheesy, but it just pushes the right buttons. So, so sweet. And Thomas Mann... i don't know what's wrong with my taste in men. I always like the most basic white guys ever.

 

18. Dual

"Dual" is a fascinating movie. The dry delivery of the dialogues reminded me a little bit of "The Killing of a Sacred Deer" and Riley Stearns' script adds some dark humor, which works surprisingly well.

 

19. The Batman

„The Batman“ felt less like a superhero movie and more like something similar to "Se7en" or even a little bit of "SAW", just not as gruesome. Loved the cinematography and especially the score.

 

20. Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore

Easily the best one out of the "Fantastic Beasts" movies. The first one was too light-hearted, the second one a little too dark and convoluted, but the third one nicely blends the dark and lighter moments in a way that feels even.

 

 

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On 12/30/2022 at 1:45 PM, Mr. Blue_Shirt said:

Bruce Willis having back-to-back flops  Sometimes former movie stars suck to find a good ass script to further their legacy like-

 

I kinda want to see that Bring it On horror movie version but i knew as soon as i watched the trailer it's going to be that straight-to-dvd mess  Let me add to my watchlist for the kiis

It is kinda entertaining, but they could've done so much more with it. 

6 hours ago, TheWayWeWere said:

there's another Jeepers Creepers movie?

I wish there wasn't, but yes.

 

Edited December 31, 2022 by Kevin2803

[Mr. Blue_Shirt]

Glass Onion is currently my favorite film of the year. It's such a fun experience 

 

Bros i surprisingly really good fim bu my god Billy Eichneir is so annoying  It's like he's trying to make an unlikable character based on ATRL user 

 

The Batman acclaim 

[Kevin2803]

Top 20 Non-Horror Movies

 

1. Everything Everywhere All At Once

Probably the craziest and at the same time best film I have seen in a long time, especially this year. Everything about this movie is a 10 out of 10. Incredibly well-written characters, over-the-top but spectacular fight scenes and a script that made me laugh and ugly cry at the same time.

 

2. The Woman King

Such a fantastic movie. Powerful storytelling, incredible performances and epic fight scenes. The pacing was great aswell. Viola Davis, Lashana Lynch and Thuso Mbedu all deserve oscar nominations.

 

3. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

"Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" deals with Chadwick Boseman's death very sensitively and beautifully pays tribute to him and his character, while starting a new chapter in the storyline. The visuals were amazing, as well as the soundtrack.

 

4. Sing 2

Although i've never seen the first one, i loved the sequel. It was so heartfelt, funny and relatable. And the soundtrack was great. Is it weird that i thought more than once about how hot Johnny is?

 

5. Bullet Train

This was fun. Nice action sequences, some hilarious dialogues and great cinematography. Also liked the surprising star cameos. And i am usually not a big fan of Joey King, but she kinda slayed here.

 

6. Don't Worry Darling

Another case of "style over substance" and i absolutely don't care. I loved it. Florence Pugh gives such a magnificent performance that i can easily forgive the weak script. And the score and visuals were amazing, too.

 

7. Not Okay

Director and screenwriter Quinn Shephard incorporates socially critical themes into her film in an amusing way. The shift between comedy and drama can often feel uneven, but Shephard never loses sight of the seriousness of the situation and Zoey Deutch, Mia Isaac and Dylan O'Brien are amazing in their roles.

 

8. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Elizabeth Olsen as the Scarlet Witch really carries this movie and outshines everyone around her. The fight scenes were pretty great and as a horror fan, i loved how dark and even kinda bloody (in a PG-13 way) this movie was.

 

9. Do Revenge

Not only do i ******* love revenge movies, the cast also includes the legendary Sarah Michelle Gellar herself. "Do Revenge" plays out like most teen movies, but the insane chemistry between Camila Mendes and Maya Hawke, as well as the homages to classics like "Cruel Intentions", make this movie more than worth a watch.

 

10. The Worst Person in the World

A norwegian dramedy about a 30 year old woman, who struggles with her love life, as well as her career path. This was an emotional rollercoaster and i really didn't need to get slammed with some relatable **** like this right before the end of the year.

 

 

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23 hours ago, Mr. Blue_Shirt said:

Glass Onion is currently my favorite film of the year. It's such a fun experience 

 

Bros i surprisingly really good fim bu my god Billy Eichneir is so annoying  It's like he's trying to make an unlikable character based on ATRL user 

 

The Batman acclaim 

Batman was overhyped, but still good.

 

Glass Onion was so much fun.

 

[Remmy]

Luckily I've seen none of the flop horror/non-horror movies  And I've heard about slightly less than half of them, too.

 

11. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery || Great sequel!

13. Bros || Wanted to enjoy this more, but it was decent enough.

14. Thor: Love and Thunder || Unfortunately one of the MCU's weakest... can't relate to your writeup

19. The Batman || Long as hell but a solid superhero film

 

1. Everything Everywhere All At Once || Excellence

3. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever || Still haven't seen but I'm anticipating it

6. Don't Worry Darling || Very interesting to see this so high  It's not terrible, still could've been much better

8. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness || Loved this in theaters, not so much at home

9. Do Revenge || SO MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED!!! a blast

 

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Yes, i am more excited for my movie list. I only had 13.000 plays on Last.FM this year. The last time i heard so little music was in 2011.

Oh wow, oh wow

[Brandon]

Doctor Strange ITMOM 

[Mr. Blue_Shirt]

Everything Everywhere All At Once, The Woman King & Black Panther in the tp 10 yaass 

 

I haven't Bullet Train yet but i've seen a cople of shoert clips and they're all really nice. let me add to my watchlist

 

Do Revenge is also really nice as well,. It has that teen movie in the 2000s vibes that i'm craving nnn

[Kevin2803]

Top 25 Horror Movies
 

21. Run Sweetheart Run

This was the most violent Tampon commercial i've ever seen. Jokes aside, „Run Sweetheart Run“ might not win any awards for originality, but it's fast-paced, fun and has a good lead actress.

 

22. The Invitation

I love that this movie knows exactly what it is and doesn't try to be anything else. A little generic, but also a lot of fun. I liked the asthetics, the cast and i feel like we didn't have a mainstream vampire movie in forever.

 

23. Nope

Probably not Jordan Peele's best movie, which is still "Us" for me, but definitely his most ambitious and unique work. Amazing cinematography and sound design, likeable characters and a very interesting script. The pacing isn't the best and if you're looking for a pure horror movie, this one isn't it.

 

24. Bodies Bodies Bodies

The idea of having the film play mostly in the dark, with only cell phone camera lighting, is not only indicative of the generation, but also adds to the atmosphere. The kills are bloody, but could've been a little more creative. However, the mostly young cast plays well and the soundtrack SLAPS.

 

25. Incantation

"Incantation" reminded me a lot of movies like "The Ring" or "The Wailing" and while it doesn't reinvent the genre, it makes use of some horror tropes in a very effective way.

 

 

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6 hours ago, Remmy said:

Luckily I've seen none of the flop horror/non-horror movies  And I've heard about slightly less than half of them, too.

 

11. Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery || Great sequel!

13. Bros || Wanted to enjoy this more, but it was decent enough.

14. Thor: Love and Thunder || Unfortunately one of the MCU's weakest... can't relate to your writeup

19. The Batman || Long as hell but a solid superhero film

 

1. Everything Everywhere All At Once || Excellence

3. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever || Still haven't seen but I'm anticipating it

6. Don't Worry Darling || Very interesting to see this so high  It's not terrible, still could've been much better

8. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness || Loved this in theaters, not so much at home

9. Do Revenge || SO MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED!!! a blast

 

Oh wow, oh wow

Well, i don't agree  Considering that i am not a big Thor fan at all, i really enjoyed this one. 

3 hours ago, Brandon said:

Doctor Strange ITMOM 

Scarlet Witch is the best movie villain of 2022

1 minute ago, Mr. Blue_Shirt said:

Everything Everywhere All At Once, The Woman King & Black Panther in the tp 10 yaass 

 

I haven't Bullet Train yet but i've seen a cople of shoert clips and they're all really nice. let me add to my watchlist

 

Do Revenge is also really nice as well,. It has that teen movie in the 2000s vibes that i'm craving nnn

All amazing movies

[TheWayWeWere]

Didn't see a lot of movies this year, so thank u for your suggestions

Marry Me was so surprisingly enjoyable!

EEAAO is freaking amazing! Rooting for Michelle's oscar

Don't Worry Darling was so visually stunning, but the execution of the idea was...not the best

 

[Mr. Blue_Shirt]

Bodies Bodies Bodies & Nope are one of my favorite films this year 

[Kevin2803]

Top 25 Horror Movies
 

11. Bliss

From the gorgeous cinematography, over the electrifying score, right to the amazing practical effects - "Bliss" has influences from a lot of my favorite horror movies, but Joe Begos still put his own unique touch on it.

 

12. Pearl

"Pearl" is more of a character drama with slasher elements that works so well thanks to an absolutely incredible performance by Mia Goth. Personally, i liked "X" a tiny bit more, but this was an excellent prequel.

 

13. Barbarian

„Barbarian“ took the borror community by storm and rightfully so. Not sure what it is about comedians that make them so good at writing horror movies, but Zach Cregger's solo directional debut surprises with unpredictable twists and turns, a lot of tension and some really good scares.

 

14. Sissy

The script is cleverly written and dives not only into bullying, but also mental health issues and the toxicity of social media. All while also being fun and suprisingly gory.

 

15. Fresh

The tonal shift after 30 minutes works so well and "Fresh" manages to blend genres so smoothly, it's incredible. What really adds to the movie being so good is the chemistry between Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sebastian Stan.

 

16. Bones and All

Intense, bloody and gut-wrenching, yet also beautiful, emotional and kinda romantic. Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell easily carry this movie with their great chemistry.

 

17. The Menu

"The Menu" is missing some thrills and surprises, but that gets even out by a brilliant cast and hilarious dry black humor.

 

18. Hellraiser

The original "Hellraiser" has such a unique story structure, while the reboot plays it more safe and a bit more generic. Still pretty good and atmospheric, but also too polished at times. Jamie Clayton gives a terrific perfomance as the Priest and the other Cenobites are great, too.

 

19. Deadstream

If you can get over how annoying the lead character is, „Deadstream“ is actually really fun. Made me laugh a lot, but it was also spooky, gross and had some nice practical effects.

 

20. Speak No Evil

„Speak No Evil“ was very slow, probably too slow for most people, but i found it very anxiety-inducing. Everything seems harmless, but feels slightly uneasy and it gets worse and worse until its harrowing and bleak finale.

 

 

REPLIES

21 hours ago, TheWayWeWere said:

Didn't see a lot of movies this year, so thank u for your suggesations

Marry Me was so surprisingly enjoyable!

EEAAO is freaking amazing! Rooting for Michelle's oscar

Don't Worry Darling was so visually stunning, but the execution of the idea was...not the best

 

Always happy to help

20 hours ago, Mr. Blue_Shirt said:

Bodies Bodies Bodies & Nope are one of my favorite films this year 

Taste 

[TheWayWeWere]

Pearl was nice, and Mia is amazing, but  I kinda expected more from all the praise  

[Brandon]

Hellraiser 

[Kevin2803]

Top 25 Horror Movies
 

1. Scream (2022)

The new "Scream" movie definitely met my expectations. Even more than that. It kinda goes similar ways than the 2018 version of "Halloween", by bringing the old generation and a new generation together, but does it even better. It really feels like something new and fresh, yet still has the right amount of nostalgia to please the legacy fans.

 

2. X

With "X", Ti West taps again into his love of retro horror and delivers a fresh spin on the classic slasher formula. The movie starts off like every other TCM rip-off, with a few young people driving through Texas and finding a sketchy place to stay in the middle of nowhere, but from there it slowly builds an uncomfortable, eerie tension before exploding into a bloody gore fest.

 

3. The Innocents

"The Innocents" represents exactly what i love about horror. On paper, it's just a movie about four children, who gain superpowers, but it goes much deeper than this. It tells a haunting and complex story about the loss of innocence and raises the question if we all have something evil or a sense of moral in us, from the day we are born, or if we are formed by our surroundings and the way we grow up.

 

4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Controversial opinion, but i thought this movie was SO FREAKING GOOD. "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was so extremely gory that even i gasped a few times and was watching with my mouth open. Leatherface doesn't mess around in this one and slaughters everyone who gets in his way in the most brutal way possible.

 

5. Watcher

"Watcher" really makes the most out of its rather simple story. Chloe Okuno manages to create an eerie atmosphere with simple tricks. The lighting, camera work and sound design are perfect, especially for a directional debut. I could rave about the asthetics for hours.

 

6. Fall

Some could debate if this really is a horror movie, but for me it counts as survival horror and is more horrifying than most movies on this list. I actually cried, because this movie made me so anxious. I am extremely afraid of heights. Grace and Virginia gave great performances and the whole movie was just filled with almost non-stop tension.

 

7. Men

„Men“ was very much a conventional horror movie, with jump  scares and other horror tropes, but at the same time it‘s also elevated horror, as people like to call it. The setting is gorgeous, the score haunting and the atmosphere very eerie. I was actually scared a few times.

 

8. Terrifier 2

"Terrifier 2" is what "Halloween Ends" should've been. In contrast to David Gordon Green, Damien Leone knows what slasher fans want and delivers a gore fest that only rivals "The Sadness" in terms of violence.

 

9. Smile

"Smile" goes more in the direction of "It Follows", albeit a bit more generic. The flick cleverly plays with light and darkness and proves how effective, for example, an open door, looking into the void, can be. The sound design contributes to the dense atmosphere.

 

10. Orphan: First Kill

I loved this prequel way more than i thought i would. I was scared that it wouldn't live up to the original, because you can't recreate that twist, but they found other ways to make this movie surprising, which even shined a new light on aspects from the first movie and gave the second one a campier and more fun tone.

 

REPLIES

2 hours ago, TheWayWeWere said:

Pearl was nice, and Mia is amazing, but  I kinda expected more from all the praise  

It was maybe more drama than i expected but otherwise it was great

1 hour ago, Brandon said:

Hellraiser 

A good reboot

[Mr. Blue_Shirt]

Pearl, Barbarian & The Menu are soo good  I remember i went to theater to watch The Menu with my friends and all of us are GAGGED nn 

 

Scream 5 is also really good "reboot" compare to other classics horror films decades later. I'm really excited to see what the 6th installment is going to be like

[Kevin2803]

TV Shows
 

 

 

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On 1/4/2023 at 12:29 PM, Mr. Blue_Shirt said:

Pearl, Barbarian & The Menu are soo good  I remember i went to theater to watch The Menu with my friends and all of us are GAGGED nn 

 

Scream 5 is also really good "reboot" compare to other classics horror films decades later. I'm really excited to see what the 6th installment is going to be like

I am even more excited for Scream 6, even if Neve isn't in it.

 

[Brandon]

𝐑𝐨𝐬𝐰𝐞𝐥𝐥 𝐍𝐌, 𝐅𝐓𝐖𝐃 & 𝐋𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐬 

[potent]

Great top 2. I'm not sure what the #3 is though lol.

Love Victor S3 could've been better, but it was still cute and wholesome as I expected.

Been hearing about White Lotus and Emily in Paris, might check them out.

[Alldeezy]

Eurproba   seeing 1 episode of Wednesday and loved it but can't afford netflix so hoping for it to move to Disney+  

only murders in the building   love that show and keen for the Paul season 

 

Used to love riverdale.

 

Not sure if that's stranger things at #2 if so yesss became a fan this year

[Mr. Blue_Shirt]

The newest season of The Boys, Chucky, Dead To Me & The White Lotus are my favorite TV of year 

 

The Flight Attendant & Only Murders in the Building are also good too but i prefer their previous seasons