#the last horror movie

[allagashed]

whenever i say “screaming crying throwing up” this is what i mean

[chloesimaginationthings]

He has no mouth but he must scream in FNAF..

[goryhorroor]

“horror movies of the 1970s reflect some of the grim social developments of the decade. fortunately, when society goes bad, horror films get good. in the 1970s horror makes its way back into the cultural spotlight. horror movies dealing with contemporary social issues and addressing genuine psychological fears were big hits during the decade.”

[tuserlivia]

"Your passion is bound to me." — NOSFERATU (2024), dir. Robert Eggers

[euphoric-mars]

✞ there will be blood! ✞

[jamesheathridge]

I have been mortal, and some part of me is mortal yet. I am no longer like the others; for no unicorn was ever born who could regret. But now I do. I regret.

THE LAST UNICORN (1982) Dir. Jules Bass & Arthur Rankin, Jr.

[horror-aesthete]

Creep 2, 2017, dir. Patrick Brice

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price - The Last Man On Earth (1964)

[hunnam]

Myles O'Brien Evil Laugh (1986) // dir. Dominick Brascia

[wormpool]

I love The Substance's undying dedication to grossness as an aesthetic. It's not just that it's body horror, it's the kind of body horror that lingers on needles being pushed into skin and then supernaturally enhances the length of the needle and the scabbiness of the entry point just to milk your reaction. I love that that body horror exaggeration effect is present in mundane things too, like endless shrimp or a trashed apartment or old person skin. It's just part of the gaze that the movie forces you to take on, and I think it's both good at that aesthetic and smart with that aesthetic. It uses the emotional strength of that gut feeling to tug at your self hatred, or to make you hate the asshole TV producer, or even to simulate a bad relationship with food.

This is a harder point to articulate, but I feel like the substance understood something about what I like about horror movies: that there is this catharsis aspect to the grossness which you can only really properly reach the heights of by exaggerating it to the point of ridiculousness. I like the ending not just because it's crazy but because it knows what I'm looking for in crazy. It's a movie for people who love grossness and a movie that shows you how to love grossness.

[batterycityghoul]

So, you can't do a slasher movie as a TV series. Well, think about it. You know, girl and her friends arrive at the dance, the camp, the deserted town, whatever. Killer takes them out one by one. Ninety minutes later, the sun comes up as Survivor Girl's sitting in the back of the ambulance watching her friends' bodies being wheeled past. Slasher movies burn bright and fast. TV needs to stretch things out. You know, by the time the first body's found, it's only a matter of time before the bloodbath commences. -- Noah Foster (Scream the TV Series)

[chloesimaginationthings]

FNAF movie Mike and Michael compare nightmares,,

[goryhorroor]

horror sub-genres/techniques: anime horror

[classichorrorblog]

10 Found Footage/Documentary Style Movies To Consider For October/Halloween

[theartisticendeavor]

Last Night In Soho

Art by Suspiria Vilchez

[mindless-cinematic-trash]

The Room Where Dracula Sucks His Own Dick