Almost 50 years later and horror movies still haven't surpassed this, what happened?
Almost 50 years later and horror movies still haven't surpassed this, what happened?
Xavier Edwards
Carson Richardson
Can’t have movies anymore where a kid can do god awful with a crucifix. Probably a law for kid actors ?
Matthew Powell
People tried to replicate that but they failed and then directors tried to pick up some of the less disastrous results and then try to replicate those ending up on bigger fuck ups, which is what the MCU has done to cinema, DC tries to replicate but fucks up although not as badly as universal so on the future we can expect directors to try and replicate DC just to fail on a bigger way. Yeah now this is capeshit thread deal with it.
Ian Butler
I ain't falling for your tricks, Satan.
Camden Jackson
They did, albeit not by much.
Joseph King
The Exorcist has got to be the most overrated horror movie ever made. It drags on and on and a lot of things that were supposed to be scary honestly come across as laughable by today's standards. Thank god they cut the staircase walk from the original film. However while not exactly scary, the final thirty minutes is one of the best things ever to be put to film. It's so god damn compelling.
Easton Wilson
>t. zoomer
The Exorcist didn't have a single jumpscare and made people leave the theaters for being too scared to continue watching. The movie had an impeccable buildup, and is by far the most frightening horror movie I've ever seen.
Nathan Torres
Shit
>drags on
>today's standards
Kys zoomer
Joseph Brown
CGI, the predictable kick ass chick survivor, hideously unlikeable American teens, PG13, Puritanism/feminism in Hollywood leech all the sex + grit from the films, anti-Christian retardation in Hollywood, Gen X writers with fuck all life experience, PC culture, committees there to sell products rather than make art...
Logan Ortiz
Guys, I think he's trying to communicate...