Straight forward killer nature movie about wild dogs attacking people in the bumfuck nowhere outbacks of Australia. You here about the killer spiders, snakes, and prison deer that terrorize Australia, but I always forget about the wild dogs that are known to carry off pets and children when you're not paying attention.

Haven't seen a movie about killer canines since I last watched 2006's The Breed when I was younger. Not really much of a plot, just killer dogs terrorizing a family going through some money issues. There's plenty of tense moments as these dogs stalk the family in their home and the parents have to remind them they don't pay rent. Great for anyone who just wants a straight to the point killer animal movie; just don't expect much plot.

Don't really see too many killer cat and dogs movies anymore. I wonder if we'll ever see another killer cat film like 1991s Strays.

I had her to see Sinister and Last Shift which are most terrifying ones to me and she felt nothing absolutely. The only one that creeps her out was The House that October Built. Just a lil bit tho. What can we watch together? I need your absolute nightmares!

I don't know if people hate him or not, but I personally really liked Jonathan from Terrifier 2. I thought he was a really good character. That's who I appreciate.

Barely knew this movie even came out. I vaguely remember seeing trailers for it long ago, but was just reminded it was a thing when I stumbled onto it on Tubi. Love me a good creature feature once in awhile.

I give it a solid 6/10. It wasn't exactly what I was expecting, but I enjoyed it for what it was. I didn't really love it like I wanted to. Felt disjointed at times, as if it wants to be camp, but not too camp. I laughed a couple times too, especially at that grandmother character. It take place entirely in this one location, but is very visually nice to look at.

I also have to add that spiders are a guaranteed way to make me squirm and turn my head from the TV, especially the small little bastards, so I know Infested will be nightmare fuel once I get around to watching it. And I mean that seriously. I don't know why, but the spider got less scarey the larger it got. The effects for the spider isn't bad either, it actually looks good, but something about making it larger took away some of the scare factor which is weird because the thing can even mimic people's voices. Would still set my house on fire if something like it was sharing the same space as me.

For me it’s a creepy or “messed up “birthing scene. Immaculate for example, I wasn’t scared once until there was child birth. Alien Romulus really made me squirm at the birth scene too. I can handle chainsaws all day but as soon as someone gos into labor in a horror movie I’m toast.

Edit: Forgot Welcome to Derry opening birth scene got me too.

I loved The Lodge, but other than that I can’t really think of any others. I’ve already The Shining, Misery, and The Blackcoat’s Daughter, so other than those I can’t think of anything else!!

Any other recommendations??

The most unique horror game made by a single person.

Played by thousands of streamers and YouTubers and millions of players.

The Mortuary Assistant is getting a movie and it’s being produced by the makers of Terrifier.

I’ll be dropping a YouTube link. It is coming out February the 13th.

Movie of the day...Dinocroc (2004).

Tell me if you’ve heard this one before. After discovering the remains of a prehistoric creature, a large and sinister corporation decides to splice its DNA with a crocodile to create a hybrid. It’s not entirely clear why they do this, except the creature produces a hormone that allows rapid growth, and a rather cold-blooded lady executive seems to think this has various commercial possibilities.

Naturally, the thing gets loose and starts terrorizing the local population. More specifically, the corporation has created two of the hybrids, and one of them eats its sibling. At this point, a young scientist goes into its enclosure, by herself, armed only with a stun gun, and without telling anyone else what she is doing. She also forgets to CLOSE THE DOOR to the enclosure. Anyway, after natural selection runs its course, the rapidly growing, clearly-willing-to-eat-anything hybrid makes its way out of its enclosure. And it seems NONE of the other doors in the lab facility are closed, either, despite it being nighttime, because the critter promptly makes its way out into the swampy wilderness surrounding the lab.

Did I mention there is a large lake with a swimming beach only a mile or so from the lab?

The cold-blooded lady executive is not amused.

Is the movie any good? Not really. It’s rather predictable (except for one very dark plot twist). Most of the acting is mediocre; the best performances in the film come from Bruce Weitz and Max Perlich in supporting roles. The film does try to avoid overusing its CGI effects, relying on shadows and filming the background of a shot in soft focus and so on, which improves some of the action scenes. Overall, though, it’s a pretty forgettable movie.

Rating: C-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinocroc

We have a million threads like this and mostly it’s like oh we watched xyz at a sleepover and I got so scares of course we were easier to scare as children. What scares you NOW?

For me: Session 9, Eden Lake, Funny Games

If you could choose a horror medium (book, movie, game, show etc) to represent a color, what would you choose and why? Your answer can be based on theme plot, mood, theme/symbolism, and/or color palette but choosing something with just the color in the title and the color not actually relating to the film is discouraged lol.

Some of my choices:

Red = Heart Eyes (romance, love, blood, slasher)

Orange = Trick ‘r Treat (Halloween, jack-o'-lanterns, Sam, Orange promotional art/font)

Yellow = Bone Tomahawk (dry sunny desert setting, Western, yellow and gold promotional art/font)

Green = The Happening (the significance of nature and Mother Earth)

Blue = 47 Meters Down (ocean, being isolated and alone, loss)

Pink = Color Out of Space (film’s plot, color usage, and special effects, cosmic, alluring but mysterious)

Hey all, as the title states, I’m curious about your favorite foreign horror films. I’ve realized I’m missing an entire world (literally) of great movies by mostly watching horror made in English speaking Western countries. I’ve seen a few foreign films, but I’d love to hear this group’s favorites.

Off the top of my head, I’ve already seen: The Ring, The Orphanage, Speak No Evil, and When Evil Lurks.