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BACK TO SCHEDULE! (Patreon)

Published:
2024-09-29 17:00:29
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2024-09-29 17:04:34
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Finally back from Italy, thanks for the patience so here’s how things will flow starting tomorrow.

HALLOWEEN SUGGESTIONS: Give me recommendations for Halloween and I’ll start watching and putting polls after I finish the previous films I’ll be getting to this week.

TV SHOWS: Expect things to get back on schedule starting Saturday being The Office, Sunday being The Wire, & Mondays for Always Sunny.

Curb will be coming through starting October as well, woo!

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Comments

Dee

Love that jacket. Looking good! ❤️

Mister Lou

Late Night With The Devil

cindygrape

The Others with Nicole Kidman is perfect for this time of year! The atmosphere, the spooks and most of all the story is chefs kiss! Can't recommend enough

Kaitlin

I Saw The TV Glow (2024) - very spooky and moving

Ben Walker

Check out Longlegs, James! It’s a divisive one, but me and many of my friends loved it. I hope you do too.

Foggy

can we get the uncut reactions for these last office ep you posted?

Keegan Duffy

Welcome back James! Love getting into some creepy vibe movies in October. Going to hit you with some of my favourites that I don't think you've hit yet. Apologies in advance if this is too many / too much info :) Enjoy the season! 1. Sinister (2012) - Legit scary and Ethan Hawke is the man. Would love your POV on the direction and cinematography and why it works so well to make the atmosphere in this movie. 2. In the Mouth of Madness (1994) - My favourite John Carpenter outside of The Thing. Super creepy and fun cosmic horror mind bender. 3. Fresh (2022) - New, fun, and under appreciated. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sebastian Stan are great. 4. When Evil Lurks (2023) - Want to be legitimately freaked out? Watch this crazy Spanish horror movie. Interesting new take on demons.

Moustache Rousse

Year 2 of asking for Rob Zombies trilogy : House of a 1000 corpses / The devil's rejects / 3 from hell

Zach Moroney

Possessor (2020) is a great body horror / thriller. Get the uncut version though!

Alex Thrailkill

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010) rewatch Late Night with the Devil (2024) Less popular, and definitely polarizing, but I loved “In a Violent Nature” (2024)

kbobravo

Stir of Echoes (1999) The Changeling (1980) Frailty (2001) In the Mouth of Madness (1994)

Stephen

Apostle (2018) Berberian Sound Studio (2012) Kill List (2011)

JL Green

Horror Movie Suggestions ; Burn't Offerings Count Yorga, Vampire The Abominable Dr. Phibes Halloween (2018) Willard (1970) Salem's Lot (1979) 30 Days Of Night

Virgo

Stir of Echoes, In the Mouth of Madness, Pet Sematary (1989), The Others, Dead Ringers, The House of the Devil, Tales From the Hood, Wolf Creek, The Loved Ones, The Exorcism of Emily Rose

Lindeman

Welcome back, hope you had a great trip! My suggestion for a creepy movie that I think you would enjoy is Trolljegeren(Troll Hunter) 2010. It's a lesser known Norwegian movie that really delivers above its budget and has gotten a bit of a cult following.

Kelvin

Horror Suggestions: The Innocents (1961) The Night House (2020) Noroi: The Curse (2005) Ghostwatch (1991) Deadstream (2022) Pontypool (2008) Exhuma (2024) In the Mouth of Madness (1994) When Evil Lurks (2023) Late Night with the Devil (2023) Uzumaki (2000)

Martin Heron

The Others (2001) - just a terrific, very classically styled ghost story with Nicole Kidman. The Guest (2014) - some more Lance Reddick! But also a top notch John Carpenter-riffing slow burn.

Brett Coster

Some suggestions: The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1920) - setting the standard for horror Nosferatu (1922) - especially as Robert Eggers' remake is coming out this year Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) - Werner Herzog's remake Any of the original Universal Horror movies of the 1930s Peeping Tom (1960) - The film that came out just before Psycho but didn't do as well Ravenous (1999) - loosely based on the Donner Party of 1847, but with added Wendigo A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) - Korean horror at its best

Megan

Cannot wait for Curb!!

LeBrigand

"Bram Stoker's Dracula" (1992) by Francis Ford Coppola. This film is particularly interesting from a filmmaking perspective, because all the special effects were made using old school on-set and in-camera techniques, like multiple exposures, forced perspective, and so on, basically only effects that would have been possible to achieve at very end of the 19th century, when the story takes place. It makes this movie weirdly timeless.

Tetley

Welcome back James! Really psyched for some curb reactions. Couple of horror suggestions. Goodnight mommy (2014) and Speak No Evil (2022). Two Euro modern horror classics. Guaranteed to give you chills and also make you think.

RICHARD

James, my man, how have you not reacted to Hitchcock's Rear Window? Fantastic thriller for October.

Michael Proch

Okay you already watched Cure, so I’ve gotta recommend “Pulse” from the same director. “Caché” is another really great dark French thriller. And if you want some more Cronenberg, I’ve gotta recommend “Existenz”, “Crash”, and “Dead Ringers” as three great ones I don’t think you’ve done yet.

KÍSHAVO

[REC] (2007) - make sure it’s the original version with Spanish audio and English subtitles. The dubbed version is ass It’s a found footage zombie movie set in Barcelona that follows a journalist tagging along with a fire department’s night shift. The acting is so believable (the main character was an actual TV reporter) and the camerawork is top tier (chaotic but with a lot of attention to detail). The set is cool too; almost everything takes place in a 5 story apartment building. The last stretch of the movie was some of the most terrifying shit I’d ever seen (i’ve seen it so many times now that i’m numb lol) another two that i think are great for reactors: Grave Encounters (2011) - basically “what if the crew of a ghost-hunting show ended up trapped with real ghosts?”. Strong nostalgia factor depending on how old you are. Sinister (2012) - great score and SO much ATMOSPHERE. Grungy, spooky, a bit cursed. Has what everybody online says is the best jumpscare of all time. hope you had a fun trip, and welcome back!

Nata Xano

When Evil Lurks 2023, Argentinian film very very disturbing if you wanna watch something crazy fr lol

Leric

smile evil dead (2013) talk to me

Cliff Douglas

Hope you don't mind. Not trying to be nosey but where did you vacation at? In the tropics? Because it looks pretty chill. I am looking to take a long due out of country vacation for the first time.

Megan

I’ll suggest What We Do in the Shadows (movie not tv show) as a good Halloween watch! Or Young Frankenstein.

Natalie Cook

Yay! Waiting for the Sunny drop 👀🥰🍿

Jordan

The Descent Apostle Barbarian Green Inferno The Black Phone Doctor Sleep Autopsy of Jane Doe 1408 Ju-On not horror, but fun recommendation: Hobo with a Shotgun

ryan

The Empty Man is a great and underrated and weird horror film

Chaos T

After watching the first episode of Uzumaki, this anime is perfect for October. It's also one of the few anime where the dub is probably worth watching more than the sub because the art and animation are extremely important to focus on.

Tim C

I literally dreamt last night that you watched Dick Tracy. So I’m going to manifest that & put it out there!

ChloeGameDev

I would like to second The Descent (very scary) and What We Do in the Shadows (very funny). Both have some cool cinematography!

MsKofi

If you want to laugh try Blacula or A Vampire in Brooklyn

Alma

Talk To Me

Sonia Deepak

Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) - all star cast and Francis Ford Coppola directing. It pays homage to classic "hammer horror" films The Others (2001) - wonderful example of how to do a haunted house film.

ryan

The Visit is a great one, genuinely scary and funny, and one of the most visually interesting uses of found-footage style

Linda

I consolidated my picks: Fright Night Coma Shadow of the Vampire Homicidal  Single White Female Lake Placid

Jordan

As Above So Below

The Chosen

Please, please, PLEASE look at "Mr Inbetween" it is an amazing series, truly phenomenal acting and writing, and it is still under the radar in general, despite being the best show to come out of Australia. Trust me you won't regret it if you start watching this.

tjr

Freaks 1932