I don't care if it's Netflix trash, The Ritual is the best horror movie of all time
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I don't care if it's Netflix trash, The Ritual is the best horror movie of all time
I don't care if it's Netflix trash, The Ritual is the best horror movie of all time
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no
The duality of three men
yes
maybe
i don't know
can you repeat the question?
It was good.
I feel like subtlety and restraint in horror movies has been well-covered. It's fine to start as The Blair Witch end with a dark souls boss fight
it was better than expected
Anime is such utter fricking garbage. I despise its braindead smug le anime girl reaction images from the people on this website. Bullied everywhere else on earth.
At least it's not that homosexual shit lake mungo or hereditary
couldn't take the movie seriously because the trees were wrong for that region and they were all seeded which brought me out of the movie with the tribe supposedly being a "secluded/untouched" tribe
there is something creepy about planted pines tbh
Absolute kino
Based autist
>unoriginal
Please list more horror movies that deal with pagan gods in the woods, thank you.
This. Also horrible para horror dream sequences and visions which always make a horror movie shit
And then the literally last minute interracial propaganda is the icing on the cake
>they were all seeded which brought me out of the movie with the tribe supposedly being a "secluded/untouched" tribe
Bro, the creature is a son of Loki, the god of deception. He even uses illusions to confuse and guide the characters towards his hideout throughout the movie. Pretty sure he could keep hidden from some lumberjacks if he wanted to. Maybe it makes more sense to you if you stop seething about trees first.
Not saying the movie was great, but this is not the plot hole you think it is
It's fun and engaging until they reach the remote village where everyone still speaks english, then it gets boring and predictable.
monsters was alright but the bit with the immortals was legit spooky
Lol no. If they didn't more of the flashbacks it would've been awesome. They didn't spend enough time on the characters and I didn't care about them at all. 6.5/10.
What's it on?
Ill give it a watch
>what's it on
re-read my post you buffoon
>Netflix trash
Was it produced by Netflix?
I saw it on cable.
it was bought by netflix for distribution but they didn't make it
It's entertaining and has cool ideas but it's completely unoriginal to the point of just being a collection of tropes and pretty shallow
A rare good modern horror but silly to call it GOAT
Name ONE SINGLE horror movie that isn't a collection of tropes.
The ones that created the tropes
Like?
Really good till the last 20 min, then it’s total schlock
Not the best, but good suspense and a good actor in Rafe
>I don't care if it's Netflix trash
the fact that you feel the need to even mention that, exposes you as a moron. Who cares who made the movie? If it's good its good. If it's shit it's shit.
Why do people actually roll for shit
Are you all mentally challenged?
They're sheep/young
it is pretty bad. I would have 1) not cut through woods 2) turned around.
I really liked the cursed nightmare cabin, very spooky vibes
i liked it
it wasn't total garbage like almost any horror
The initial conflict of how the guy acted cowardly in the supermarket and got his friend killed was pointless, when did it ever matter in the movie later on? It did not. There was supposed to be a moment when everything gets tied together and the true purpose of that initial tragedy gets shown, for example having the MC deciding to stick up for a friend this time, but this never happens. The movie just forgets lol.
The entire movie is him dealing with that failure, what the hell are you talking about. You're correct there's no "catharsis" moment where he "makes up for it", but that's kind of the point, he failed and just to come to terms with it
But he never really comes to terms with it in the movie either.
Yes he does, the monster is that guy's failure and that primal scream in the end is him telling it to frick off
Lmao no it's not. The guy's failure wasn't a monster, it was his own cowardice where he doesn't risk his life for a friend in danger, so his friend dies. The same shit happens again later in the movie and he fails to help his friend again. That's the real trauma, he doesn't defeat it by screaming at some horror creature.
Why is metaphor so hard for you people, the entire fricking movie is about that guy's trauma, surely you didn't take it literally
The metaphor does not work, the narrative analogy you're trying to create isn't there. The guy's trauma is not a fear of danger or a fear of those robbers in the supermarket that would be conveyed through the monster, his trauma is letting his friend down. This is very obvious in the film. Throughout the movie this trauma still haunts him. His remaining friends die and even when he has a perfect opportunity to try and act to save the last one, he can't. He's lost, there's no overcoming trauma anymore when he's missed the opportunity again. Him screaming because he escaped danger does not fix any trauma.
Not in my region for some fricking reason even though it's a netflix film
genre plebs are so fricking easy to please it's pathetic
Everything is a genre
>horror movie that actually has a real, explained, tangible threat instead of something completely esoteric like madness or "you be the judge lmao maybe ghosts"
Automatically a 7/10. Horror is the worst genre by volume in garbage.
Just watched it, I mostly liked it.
There was a couple awkward but it was mostly pretty good
This, can't stand horror movies where the """threat""" is a ghost moving your chair 3 feet or a spooky dream that you wake up from but everything is fine
Nevill is actually a great schlock writer and they should make The Reddening a movie next
More movies with good monsters? I need me some good monsters.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
OH JEEZUS
>minor consuming alcohol
>age: 18
i got gypped.
>genuinely tense atmospheric horror for most of the run time
>finale has a good payoff with some action and a pretty unique monster
>not based off an existing property
I think it’s kino
>not based off an existing property
anon...
I’ll concede that’s my bad. I meant to say it’s not a remake of an existing, older film
give me Victoria PLEASE
You can go to jail for underage drinking at 18? What kind of hell state does 73-75 live in.
Is this actually watchable? Can't tell because everyone in the thread is talking kind of gay
it isnt. the first half was decent, albeit forgettable. the monster was overdesigned.