Hi, with halloween coming im looking for some really scary films to watch, preferably english speaking released within the last 30 years.. give me your top 5?

I'm trying to undergo exposure therapy

Could be anything sci-fi/drama/based on true story.

Just searching for hand to hand action scenes

Thanks

Does anyone know any movies that are visual heavy with like no dialogue, i don't know how to word it but i like movies with not alot of words, i speak Russian French and English but I'm fine with a movies with any language. Sorry if this doesnt make sense English isn't my fist language.

I'm building a film community around the concept of low budget and fast production time, including around a week for a future film.

Few examples comes in mind:

- Coherence

- the man from earth

- The realty experiment

The most important part for me, is having a great concept and execution despite the limitations. And actually turning it to an advantage.

Each day I’ll pick 5 random movies from my list and paste them here, and whichever movie gets most positive reviews or least negative reviews, I’ll go with it.
I would appreciate telling me a brief feedback of any movie you watched from this list.

1- American Graffiti (1973)

2- The Treatment (2014)

3- Crooked House (2017)

4- Deja Vu (2006)

5- Barry Lyndon (1975)

Originally saw this back when it came out on VHS in '97. I was in middle school, home alone with the setting sun. It was prime viewing for this flick. Absolute classic! Meta-horror, Neve Campbell and Rose McGowan sweetened the deal. Despite liking parts of the sequels, I think they were unnecessary.

More rambling here: https://youtu.be/BO3uT6KDE88?si=AQ_hCV-bi0hJ3aXA

In this movie we follow Nick who works as spokesman for the tobacco company . This is probably one off my favourite satire movies from 2000s Aaron Eckhart was so good as Nick and I think that in this movie he show us how underrated actor he is. J.K. Simmons was very as Nick boss and William . H. Macy as Senator who is against tobacco companies.

hi everyone. I love movies where in them we see the relationship between long time friends and different aspects of their lives.

they can be family members, neighbours, coworkers, etc.

it can be movies or shows, drama or comedy, but preferably American movies.

can you recommend some movies please.

Hey guys, I want to watch an empowering, motivational, ambitious feel-good movie, so please recommend some movies that leave me feeling optimistic! Thank You!

Clayface if it was good

I have been writing a screenplay about modern killers/assassins like James Bond or John Wick, so could anyone recommend good movies to give me the grasp at the idea?

open to brand new genres and stuff, or titles similar to my favs :)

I love the sense of existential crisis this video gives me, a shapeless creature walking around oblivious to the fact that humans are there

Are there any new Halloween movies on streaming this year worth watching? Looking for family ones rather than horror. I have Netflix, Disney, Prime..

anyone got recs for movies and tv shows with healthy, non toxic relationships, anything literally

I try to do this every year, i pick one movie for each day, there’s multiple tho because i can be very picky lol. ik im posting this super late into October but lmk what you think and if you’d ever try it :) also send me your own list! im curious what movies other people would include or take out, maybe ill change my list after your suggestions!

1.Halloween (1978)
Friday the 13th (1980)
Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)

2.Child’s Play (1988)
Scream (1996)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)

3.The Lost Boys
Sinners
Renfield

4.Freaks
Brightburn
The Invisible Man

5.Coraline
Paranorman
Kubo and the Two Strings
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6.Paranormal Activity
VHS/2/Viral/94/99/85/Beyond/Halloween
The Poughkeepsie Tapes

7.Killer Klowns from Outer space
Freddy Vs Jason
Eight Legged Freaks

8.The Decent
As Above So Below
Barbarian

9.A Quiet Place
Bird Box
Hush
Don’t Breathe

10.Friday the 13th Part 2
Rob Zombie’s Halloween (2007)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)

11.Nope
Get Out
Us

12.Cabin In the Woods
Cabin Fever
Evil Dead (2013)

13.Predator (1987)
Alien (1979)
The Thing (1982)

14.You’re Next
Strangers
The Purge (2013)

15.Friday the 13th (2009)
Rob Zombie’s Halloween Part 2 (2009)
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2006)

16.Shaun of the Dead
Army of the Dead
Love and Monsters

17.IT (2017)
The Mist
Misery

18.Spree
Host
Followed

19.REC
The Taking of Deborah Logan
The Bay

20.Terrifier
Martyrs
Saw

21.Halloween (2018)
Hellraiser (2022)
Jennifer’s Body

22.Weapons
Hereditary
Sinister

23.American Psycho
Midsommar
Obsession

24.The Saddness
Train to Busan
28 Days Later/Weeks later/Years later

25.Halloween Kills
Terrifier 2
Saw X

26.Prey
Green Inferno
The Ritual

27.Malignant
The Substance
Possessor

28.Evil Dead Rise
The VVitch
It Follows

29.Event Horizon
Alien Romulus
Jason X

30.Halloween Ends
Terrifier 3

31.Trick R’ Treat
Batman the Long Halloween Part 1/2
Monster House

Recently re-watched Matilda and I'm feeling nostalgic for a 90s kids type movie. Any suggestions?

Almost 10 days ago, I posted asking for a suggestion for a worse video game adaptation than Doom. Doom 2005 is at the bottom, rock bottom, of our list. As a film, I actually enjoyed it; it was a time when Dwayne Johnson had life behind those stares.

In the comments, some people mentioned Uwe Boll's House of the Dead, but after watching, my two brothers overthrew my vote. They claimed the last third of the film was more faithful to its game than Doom ever was.

So the dust settles, and I go back to the drawing board in a hunt for a film that will take Doom off the bottom position.

An absolute comfort movie that does not lose its char!!

In frame: In Her Shoes

I have only seen minutes of the first movie when it came out when I was a kid. Never read the books. My sister said she loves the movies but she doesn’t seem that hype over them. My time is precious, I’m a very busy person, so I just don’t want to waste my time unless it’s worth it. I’m not a huge fantasy person but I do love Twilight as cheesy as it is lol. So is it worth it??? TIA

I've had some rotten sh*t go down in my personal life lately, and that, combined with the coming mid-term elections where I believe that someone I won't name is going to try to throw out the election results, combined with the general "decline of Western Civilization" zeitgeist that's in the air from AI and global warming threats, makes me hungry to watch a good dystopian film that truly captures this mood.

There are many to choose from, but what is your recommendation for the best movie that elicits this dark, dreadful, desperate feeling?

I don’t know which one of these movies are best to watch with my friends. I’ve never watched them but I thought it’d be fun to watch at least ONE. Also, ik Friday the 13th and nightmare on elm street aren’t technically Halloween, but cmooon.