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schlock-luster-video · 2 years ago
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On June 27, 2017, Raw Meat was released on Collect's Edition DVD and Blu-ray by Blue Underground.
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weirdlookindog · 1 year ago
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Death Line (1972)
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letterboxd-loggd · 2 years ago
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Death Line (Raw Meat) (1972) Gary Sherman
July 30th 2023
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theharpermovieblog · 1 year ago
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🎥THE COMPLETE 2023 MOVIE LIST🎥
(Without the Halloween and Christmas lists)
#HARPERSMOVIECOLLECTION
FILMS OF 2023
1. Banshees of Inisherin (2023)
2. The Visitor (1979)
3 The Hunt for Red October (1990)
4. The Four Seasons (1981)
5. The Burbs (1989)
6. The Blob (1958)
7. The Blob (1988)
8. Raging Bull (1980)
9. River's Edge (1986)
10. A Shot In The Dark (1964)
11. Violent Night (2022)
12. Pearl (2022)
13. It Happened One Night (1934)
14. Secretary (2002)
15. Dracula (1992)
16. Hard Target (1993)
17. Skinamarink (2022)
18. Head Of The Family (1996)
19. Rubber's Lover (1996)
20. Dr. No (1962)
21. Goldeneye (1995)
22. On The Silver Globe (1988)
23. Top Knot Detective (2016)
24. Fantastic Voyage (1966)
25. Crimes Of The Future (2022)
26. Get Carter (1971)
27. Dog Soldiers (2022)
28. Demon City Shinjuku (1988)
29. Death Line AKA: Raw Meat (1972)
30. Indian Jones and the Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull (2008)
31. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)
32. Invaders From Mars (1953)
33. The Velvet Vampire (1971)
34. Cobra (1986)
35. Assault On Precinct 13 (1976)
36. Batman Returns (1992)
37. My Dinner With Andre (1981)
38. Beyond The Darkness (1979)
39. VIY (1967)
40. Communion (1989)
41. The Cable Guy (1996)
42. In The Mouth Of Madness (1994)
43. From Beyond (1986)
44. Wings Of Desire (1987)
45. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the Eighth Dimension (1984)
46. The Living Dead At Manchester Morgue (1974)
47. The Man Who Would Be King (1975)
48. Casablanca (1942)
49. Swamp Thing (1982)
50. The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent (2022)
51. Cronos (1993)
52. Spiral (2021)
53. Boss Level (2020)
54. Kids In The Hall: Brain Candy (1996)
55. The Menu (2022)
56. Altered States (1980)
57. The Terror (1963)
58. The Sword And The Sorcerer (1982)
59. The Verdict (1982)
60. Nothing But Trouble (1991)
61. John Wick Chapter 4 (2023)
62. Maniac Cop (1988)
63. Maniac Cop 2 (1990)
64. The Thing From Another World (1951)
65. AntiChrist (2009)
66. Dungeons And Dragons Honor Among Thieves (2023)
67. Revenge Of The Ninja (1983)
68. The Raven (1963)
69. Lost Highway (1997)
70. The Devil's Rain (1975)
71. Critters (1986)
72. Jackie Brown (1997)
73. The Night Of The Werewolf (1981)
74. The Bridge On The River Kwai (1957)
75. The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023)
76. Cocaine Bear (2023)
77. After Hours (1985)
78. Batman Forever (1995)
79. The Big Lebowski (1998)
80. Things (1989)
81. Onibaba (1964)
82. Commando (1985)
83. Jacob's Ladder (1990)
84. Saint Maud (2019)
85. Fright Night (1985)
86. Fright Night Part 2 (1988)
87. Joe Versus The Volcano (1990)
88. Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014)
89. The Hobbit (1977)
90. The Lair Of The White Worm (1988)
91. Tango And Cash (1989)
92. Desperado (1995)
93. Puss And Boots: The Last Wish (2022)
94. The People Under The Stairs (1991)
95. Tales From The Crypt: Demon Knight (1995)
96. Robin Redbreast (1970)
97. The Missouri Breaks (1976)
98. Pumpkinhead (1988)
99. God Told Me To (1976)
100. The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari (1920)
101. The Hateful Eight (2015)
102. Nowhere (1997)
103. Tommy (1975)
104. Last Shift (2014)
105. Multiple Maniacs (1970)
106. Bronson (2008)
107. Child Of God (2013)
108. Subspecies (1991)
109. Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm (1993)
110. The Hound Of The Baskervilles (1959)
111. Blood Simple (1984)
112. Bloodstone: Subspecies 2 (1993)
113. Beneath The Planet of the Apes (1970)
114. The Fly 2 (1989)
115. Berberian Sound Studio (2012)
116. Antiviral (2012)
117. Evil Dead Rise (2023)
118. Sundown: The Vampire In Retreat (1989)
119. Terrifier 2 (2022)
120. Shivers (1975)
121. The McPherson Tape (1989)
122. Moonage Daydream (2022)
123. The Saddest Music In The World (2003)
124. Masters Of Horror: Cigarette Burns (2005)
125. Lurking Fear (1994)
126. The Passion Of The Christ (2004)
127. Rambo: Last Blood (2019)
128. Fantastic Planet (1973)
129. Old Henry (2021)
130. Halloween Ends (2022)
131. The Shakiest Gun In The West (1968)
132. M3GAN (2022)
133. Smile (2022)
134. DUNE (2021)
135. High Noon (1952)
136. Hot Fuzz (2007)
137. Infinity Pool (2023)
138. Tales From The Gimli Hospital (1988)
139. Bullit (1968)
140. Jesus Shows You The Way To The Highway (2019)
141. Subspecies V: Blood Rise (2023)
142. Dario Argento's Dracula (2012)
143. Barbie (2023)
144. The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
145. The Dead Zone (1983)
146. The Neon Demon (2016)
147. Krull (1983)
148. Stephen King's Graveyard Shift (1990)
149. Elliot (2017)
150. Dogville (2002)
151. Eastern Promises (2007)
152. Sorcerer (1977)
153. Dagon (2001)
154. Zatoichi (1989)
155. Equinox (1970)
156. Clash Of The Titans (1981)
157. Calvaire/The Ordeal (2004)
158. Waxwork 2: Lost In Time (1992)
159. Matinee (1993)
160. Blood For Dracula (1974)
161. Murder By Decree (1979)
162. Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021)
163. A Night To Remember (1958)
164. The Night Stalker (1972)
165. The Night Strangler (1973)
166. Don't Torture A Duckling (1972)
167. Fargo (1996)
168. Bloodsport (1988)
169. Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves (1991)
170. The Terminator (1984)
171. 4D Man (1959)
172. Magic (1978)
173. Trilogy Of Terror (1975)
174. Paprika (2006)
175. The Changeling (1980)
176. The Devil's Chair (2007)
177. The Omega Man (1971)
178. A Nightmare On Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988)
179. The Time Machine (1960)
180. Three Thousand Years Of Longing (2022)
181. Red Riding: 1974 (2009)
182. Red Riding: 1980 (2009)
183. Red Riding: 1983 (2009)
184. The Devil's (1971)
185. Once Upon A Time In The West (1968)
186. Lonesome Dove (1989)
187. The Never Ending Story (1984)
188. The Seventh Curse (1986)
189. Dreamland (2019)
190. Money Plane (2020)
191. Dune (1984)
192. Halloween 2 (1981)
193. Fool's Paradise (2023)
194. The Straight Story (1999)
195. A Serious Man (2009)
196. A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)
197. Misery (1990)
198. Forbidden Planet (1956)
199. Time Bandits (1981)
200. Escape From New York (1981)
201. Escape From L.A. (1996)
202. HEAD (1968)
203. Leptirica (1973)
204. Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny (2023)
205. The War Of The Worlds (1953)
206. Godzilla: Minus One (2023)
207. Horror Express (1972)
208. TÁR (2022)
209. Runaway (1984)
210. Shock Treatment (1981)
211. Apocalypse Now: Redux (1979)-(2001)
212. Barry Lyndon (1975)
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blackenedmagic · 5 months ago
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Pink Flamingos review.
Pink Flamingos is a 1972 American comedy film by John Waters starring the drag queen Divine. 
Four minutes in.—Divine, playing the character “Babs,” is tending to her mother, who is inexplicably in a crib. Now, there’s a job interview that’s going horribly wrong. Oh, apparently, Divine is an in-universe character. Is Divine the alter ego of Babs? This job interviewer told this interviewee to “eat shit.” 
I’m bored already. Babs’s mother is retarded. Who the fuck is Egg Man? 
The 20-minute rule is coming up soon. Vulgarity and grotesqueness for their own sake will always fail to conduce quality, no matter the medium. John Waters is admired by the LGBT community and the artistic underground because he substitutes good taste and form with needless, vain profanity and shock humor. This is a reaction to the conservatism inherent in suburban, white America; it, in itself, has no content. 
17’22”.—Divine just shoved raw meat up her “vagina.” Is this a fucking music video? I’ve heard, like, four or five different songs within a span of five minutes. Did Waters get clearance to use these samples? Now, Divine is walking down the street. Why do we need to see this? Divine is now inserting more foreign objects up her chocha. Now, there is a man pleasuring himself to two women eating in the park as an act of voyeurism. Oh, God, that’s his penis. 
Oh, wait. That was just to steal their purse.
Yeah, I’m turning this off. Goodbye forever, Pink Flamingos. 
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rabbitechoes · 1 year ago
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wanted to post more over here and had the idea to do lil reviews for albums from years past. i'm gonna try to post a review for this series, as the name suggests, every thursday!! this week we're looking at a masterpiece and career defining record from one of the greatest jazz artists of all time: Let My Children Hear Music by Charles Mingus!!! also feel free to follow me on rate your music and twitter <3
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Let My Children Hear Music - Charles Mingus
◇ release year: 1972 ◇ genres: third stream, experimental big band
By the mid-1960s, following two masterful albums for the Impulse! label and some other releases here and there, Charles Mingus’s output had slowed tremendously. He was largely out of the spotlight during the spiritual jazz revolution as well as the advent of jazz fusion towards the end of the decade. However, had he been active during this time, I doubt that he would’ve played into a lot of those sounds. In the early 60’s, On albums like The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady and Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus, the “angry man of jazz” had begun to play around with big band music and had incorporated a lot of classical music influence into his compositions. It was an interesting change of pace for someone whose music had always felt so raw. Those two albums are now regarded as some of his best and I have to agree. This shift provided extra layers to his music and gave him a whole new world to explore. A world he would continue to explore nearly a decade later in his unfortunately often overlooked masterpiece Let My Children Hear Music. 
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Charles Mingus, 1972
The album opens with one of my favorite Mingus compositions. “The Shoes of the Fisherman's Wife Are Some Jive Ass Slippers” is a dynamic and impressive piece. There’s so much happening here musically, but it all feels carefully orchestrated. Opening with some ascending brass instruments with a tuba providing this ominous bass to it all before giving way to an incredible saxophone part. It sounds very theatrical. From there we get to the meat of the song with what sounds like a classic Mingus piece except way more fleshed out. Every piece of this orchestra plays a crucial role. I get chills every time around the 3-minute-10-second mark when that piano comes in and has to fight for your attention briefly before becoming the main focus for a few moments. It’s such an incredible moment and shows off how talented Mingus is as a composer. This song manages to fit in so many twists and turns and each one feels more exciting than the last. 
The classical music influence is very much present on the second track, “Adagio Ma Non Troppo,” but it still has that Mingus edge to it. I love the cello playing on this track and it juxtaposes the horns on here which often have a sort of urgency to them. This song also utilizes a lot more woodwind instruments than the previous which mixes in nicely with the grand, weighty brass throughout the piece. “Don’t Be Afraid, the Clown’s Afraid Too” is probably the most experimental track here as it features, what I believe are, recordings of various zoo animals undercut by a drumroll and a very shrill, almost electric trumpet. Very offputting stuff, but it sounds so cool. This song features some callbacks to other jazz tunes. At one point, the piano playing is a reference to Duke Ellington’s “Take The ‘A’ Train” with its distinct twinkling piano part at the beginning. Towards the latter half of the song, the band shifts into this almost circus-like sound. I don’t know a better way to describe it, but it fits the theme of the track very well and shows the album’s range. It is also during this part that the band pays tribute to several Charlie Parker compositions so I think this song might act as some kind of tribute to some of the jazz greats of the 1950s that Mingus admired. It’s important to note that Mingus played with both Parker and Ellington over the years. The latter of which Mingus was very open about being inspired by and you can draw plenty of comparisons between their composition styles. Another note, perhaps the title of this song is in reference to his 1957 record The Clown. Maybe Mingus is harkening back to these jazz legends of years gone by and saying “I’m afraid of where the genre is going.” Maybe Mingus predicted the catastrophic arrival of Kenny G! Conversely, maybe he’s using it as a torch-passing moment, “don’t be afraid” in the face of the wild experimentation that had been happening in the genre at the time. I could be reading far too much into this, but it’s cool that so many conclusions like this can even be drawn in a song with no words. Reissues of the album following the 1992 CD release include “Taurus In the Arena of Life” as the next track and it’s good! It’s the shortest song here by a lot at a bit over 4-minutes, but it has plenty of great moments. Like the matador-like sound at certain moments, which again fits the theme of the title. He’s so clever. It also calls back to some of his flamenco jazz endeavors on records like Tijuana Moods and songs like “Group Dancers (Soul Fusion) (Freewoman and Oh, This Freedom's Slave Cries)” from The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady. Ultimately, I’m glad it’s here, but it isn’t my favorite. I just consider it a little bonus.
The second side of the record kicks off with “Hobo Ho” and it’s another one of my favorite Mingus pieces. That thumping bass at the beginning gets me every time. It’s another example of how cinematic Mingus could get. This sounds like the soundtrack to the coolest movie never made. The directions this song takes you in are just so exhilarating. Towards the halfway point, the orchestra gets this sort of woozy sound to them. It’s almost waltz, yet way more hard-hitting. That bass I loved so much returns to lead into the finale of the song and it’s amazing. This leads into the darkest song here, “The Chill of Death (Recitation).” In this chilling piece, Mingus recites a poem he’d written decades prior. The music sort of reflects that older, almost sinister nostalgia as well. Again, I feel a bit like a broken record, but it’s cinematic. It sounds like the backdrop to an old radio drama. His gruff voice puts so much power behind these words. In the poem, he makes a woman the personification of death that “charms” him to his demise. It’s a great moment that shows Mingus’s trademark humor even when handling subjects like death. 
“The I of Hurricane Sue” closes the record and, like “Don’t Be Afraid…” earlier, it features some sound effects. This time it’s wind and rain instead of zoo animals. The music plays on over it and the sounds can faintly be heard beneath them before returning in full-force at the end. Similarly to the opener, the middle part of the song is very reminiscent of classic Mingus yet more layered. He sounds so confident as both a bandleader and composer here. It feels almost like a victory lap after an amazing album.
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Charles Mingus, 1972
According to some, Mingus described Let My Children Hear Music as “the best album he ever made” in the original liner notes to the album, but I can’t find a confirmation of that. If true, it would be difficult to disagree with him. I believe this album is one of his two masterpieces, the other being The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady. This was a triumphant return for one of the greatest jazz musicians of all time. It is easily his most ambitious album and that ambition pays off wonderfully. This record gets a lot of acclaim in jazz circles, but I’m hoping one day this record can break through those barriers and get the reputation it deserves as one of the greatest albums of all time. 
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michaelcoffeysthoughts · 1 year ago
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Watched Today: Death Line (a.k.a. Raw Meat) (1972)
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death-of-a-ladies-man · 2 years ago
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Now that I’ve got my Tarkovsky pretentiousness out go check out Death Line (1972) alternately titled Raw Meat. It’s got Donald Pleasance and it’s a real treat when it comes to 70’s B Horror
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Death Line
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After it was ineptly recut and marketed as a zombie film by American International, it’s a miracle Gary Sherman’s DEATH LINE (1972, Shudder), retitled RAW MEAT here, wasn’t laughed off U.S. screens. Enough of Sherman’s work survived that it found its champions, among them Robin Wood and Roger Ebert. With its depiction of the cannibalistic offspring of workers trapped in an 1892 cave-in while working on the London underground, it seems to anticipate THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (1974) in its depiction of living spaces festooned with body parts, though it’s somewhat easier to watch. American student David Ladd finds an unconscious government official (James Cossins) in the tube station and notifies a constable. When the body vanishes, local police inspector Donald Pleasance discovers it’s only the latest in a string of disappearances in that station. The film is rife with class commentary. The workers were left behind because the company building that abandoned line went bust, and nobody cared to see if there were any survivors. The working-class Pleasance’s investigation into Cossins’ disappearance is thwarted by an upper crust MI5 twit (Christopher Lee, in a cameo he took to work with Pleasance). To introduce the underground world, Sherman and cinematographer Alex Thomson pull off an amazing seven-minute tracking shot taking in the living quarters of The Man (Hugh Armstrong and moving out into the abandoned station and a pile of debris in which a skeletal hand can be seen. It’s an amazing portrait of abjection that contrasts vividly with Cossins’ posh digs and Ladd’s comfortable if small apartment. Sherman pulls off some other virtuoso scenes, including a fight by flashlight that actually appears to be lit solely by flashlight. Ladd is a bit of a lump as the romantic lead. He’s so cranky and temperamental early on he has nowhere to go as he gets caught up in the horror. But Pleasance is a marvel. This is one of the few of his many horror films that gives him the breadth of character he displayed in his stage work. And Armstrong makes his monster character, whose only words are the cry of “Mind the doors” he’s heard from the tube station, both frighting and sympathetic.
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juhnkit · 2 years ago
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Adult Movie Poster Raw Meat (1972) - Death Line (1972) When a government official disappears in the London tunnels, after several reports of missing people in the same location, Scotland Yard start to take the matter seriously, along with a couple who stumble into a victim by accident. Gary Sherman - Ceri Jones - Donald Pleasence - Norman Rossington - David Ladd - Sharon Gurney
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kaospheric · 2 years ago
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Raw Meat aka Death Line (1972)
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schlock-luster-video · 5 months ago
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On October 13, 1972, Raw Meat debuted in the United Kingdom.
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weirdlookindog · 1 year ago
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Hugh Armstrong and Sharon Gurney in Death Line (1972)
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wehavesuchsightstoshowyou · 4 years ago
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Death Line (AKA Raw Meat) / 1972 / UK / d. Gary Sherman
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majortomwaits · 4 years ago
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Death Line aka Raw Meat (1972) dir. Gary Sherman
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rollercoasterwords · 2 years ago
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🦇 rae's horror recs 🦇
ok per the request from this anon here is a list of horror movie recs loosely sorted into categories!!
🩸femininity + horror
the love witch (2016) - a beautiful witch tries to find the man of her dreams (one of the most visually beautiful movies i have ever seen + topically so so smart)
jennifer's body (2009) - repressed lesbianism + demon cannibals, my favorite flavor combination
the craft (1996) - teen witch cult! one of my favorite movie villains ever <3
teeth (2007) - super christian teen discovers her vagina has teeth (one of my favorite movies of all time)
mother! (2017) - a movie that feels like a fever dream-turned-nightmare; pregnant woman's husband keeps inviting guests into the house
ginger snaps (2000) - sisters obsessed with death suddenly have to reevaluate some things when one of them gets bitten by a werewolf (another all-time fave of mine)
season of the witch (1972) - another movie that is so so visually stunning; suburban house wife tries to fill the void in her life with witchcraft
lyle (2014) - kinda like rosemary's baby but lesbian
raw (2016) - vegetarian veterinary student has to contend with her sudden growing hunger for meat
the witch (2015) - solitary pilgrim family gets tormented by an unknown force
the neon demon (2016) - if america's next top model was a horror movie
🧠 zombies! this one needed sub-categories
smart (zombie movies that are doing something a little different/with a twist)
seoul station (2016) - my personal favorite horror movie!! a young woman tries to navigate the sudden outbreak of a zombie apocalypse in seoul
cargo (2017) - a father has 48 hours after getting infected with a zombie virus to find someone to care for his daughter
the girl with all the gifts (2016) - a girl with miraculous immunity to the zombie virus tries to find safety with her teacher when their compound is overrun
here alone (2016) - a woman attempting to survive the apocalypse alone encounters some strangers
ravenous (2017) - survivors search for safety in a zombie apocalypse
deadgirl (2008) - ok be warned with this one!! like i know this is a list of horror movies i'm assuming anyone watching horror knows what triggers they need to check for first but. extra warning for this movie bc it is notoriously fucked up and disgusting. that being said it is also one of my favorite zombie movies not in terms of like....being enjoyable to watch, but in terms of everything it's doing with gender. like absolutely ripe for analysis + discussion + i have read some really interesting zombie theory abt this particular film but. yeah recommending w a LARGE grain of salt
the rezort (2015) - in the wake of a zombie virus, tourists visit an exclusive resort for the chance to kill zombies recreationally
classic
train to busan (2016) - my favorite like...classic setup + execution of a zombie movie <3
day of the dead (1985) - for better or for worse, romero's movies did pioneer the genre. in this one, a military base gets overrun
28 days later (2002) - a man wakes up alone in a hospital only to discover that a mysterious virus has swept the country
night of the living dead (1968) - the classic of all classic zombie movies. a group of survivors gets stuck in a house.
dawn of the dead (2004) - haven't seen the original, but i enjoyed this one just fine! group of survivors gets stuck inside a mall
comedy
one cut of the dead (2017) - film crew trying to shoot a movie in one cut get attacked by zombies
anna and the apocalypse (2017) - zombie christmas musical
zombie for sale (2019) - if warm bodies was actually good
little monsters (2019) - elementary school teacher protects her students from zombies
night of the living deb (2015) - deb's one-night stand just wants to get rid of her; unfortunately, the zombie apocalypse has started
👻 hauntings + possessions
the babadook (2014) - a single mother tries to figure out what to do when her son becomes convinced that there's a monster in their house
his house (2020) - a refugee couple move into a new house only to discover that something already seems to be living there
la llorona (2019) - a guatemalan general accused of genocide is trapped by protestors in his mansion with his family, where something begins to haunt them (NOT to be confused with the american movie of a similar name)
the shining (1980) - jack accepts a job as caretaker of the overlook hotel and moves in with his family, only to discover it might not be entirely empty
it follows (2014) - jay has sex only to discover that in doing so she's become the recipient of a deadly curse, and the only way to get rid of it is to pass it on to someone else
metamorphosis (2019) - a demon terrorizes a family by impersonating different members
🔪 slashers
scream (1996) - perhaps the epitome of classic teen slasher movie
the cabin in the woods (2011) - five college friends decide to spend a weekend at a cabin; things get progressively weirder
black christmas (1974) - sorority christmas slasher with one of the best unsettling endings
i know what you did last summer (1997) - four friends involved in a hit and run think they've buried the evidence until they start receiving mysterious + threatening messages
🕸️ psychological (i'm using this term loosely ok a lot of these ones didn't fit elsewhere)
get out (2017) - a man visiting his girlfriend's family for the first time can't ignore their increasingly strange behavior
us (2019) - a family visiting their beach house receive unexpected guests
creep (2014) - a man accepts a filmmaking job only to arrive at the location and encounter increasingly alarming red flags
the invitation (2015) - a couple attends a friend's dinner party only to grow increasingly uncomfortable as the night wears on
gerald's game (2017) - a sex game gone wrong leaves jesse handcuffed to a bed with no food, no water, and no way to free herself
midsommar (2019) - typical europe-trip-with-friends gone wrong
👽 sci-fi
alien (1979) - a spaceship on its way back to earth stops to intercept a distress signal, only for one of the crew to be attacked by a mysterious creature
aliens (1986) - sequel to alien; this time colonists are terraforming the planet where the alien was discovered, and when contact is lost ripley is sent on a mission to find out what happened
thing (1982) - a group of researchers in antarctica rescue what they think is a dog
nope (2022) - siblings on a ranch try to get photographic evidence of an unusual phenomenon (honestly not sure if this counts as sci-fi or not but...whatever i'm putting it here)
annihilation (2018) - a biologist joins an expedition into a dangerous and unexplored territory
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