Some good horror films

[Winston]

Check out "The First Omen" (2024) which is a prequel to the original "The Omen" movie from 1976. I just saw it and it's really good and spooky and full of dread. It mixes the holy Catholic church with Satanism, which I love, by having a Satanic cult inside the Catholic church to do God's work. This movie strong implies that God and Satan work together on the same team. It's a huge truth drop that makes sense but most people cannot accept yet. Just like how "The Unholy" from 2021 showed that too. Even in the Bible, Isaiah 45:7 says that God creates both good and evil. They have to both exist for each other to exist, so God has to create both, just like how George Lucas has to create both good guys and bad guys in Star Wars or else it would suck.

Here's the trailer.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5672290/

Here's a good review of it.



You should check it out @Lucas88 and @Pixel--Dude. @jamesbond you will love this one too.

[Winston]

Just saw this new Australian horror movie that's really good and worth seeing. It's slow burn and full of dread and tension and foreboding. If you like that kind of thing then this is for you. I love it. It takes place in a dark mobile home with a raging storm outside too, which adds to the creepiness and spookiness. It makes you feel a sense of dread and foreboding throughout. I love that. Very few films do that nowadays. Australians know how to create atmosphere in films. This is great to watch in your living room with the lights out. lol.

It's about a mysterious girl who shows up at a hermit man's mobile home. They both question each other's motives in the dark and the dialogue is very creepy and tense and keeps you on the edge of your seat and keeps you guessing. Love that. It's very original in that sense. They don't make films like this anymore. Here's the trailer so you can see what I mean.

You'll Never Find Me (2024)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt22023218/

A movie reviewer who agrees with me.

[Winston]

Even during my few years as a Christian I always believed the Catholic Church were in cahoots with Satan anyway. What do you think @MrMan? Don't you think the Catholic Church are agents of the devil?

Back to the main topic of the movie, I haven't seen it yet. But I have watched all 3 of the original Omen movies and enjoyed them quite a lot. Especially the first one.

Yes Father Malachi Martin said on the Art Bell show that he has seen Satanic rituals inside the Vatican. Also lots o religious horror movies have tied together the Catholic Church and Satanism as working together. For example:

- Immaculate (2024)
- The First Omen (2024)
- The Unholy (2024)
- Dark Water (1993)
- Stigmata (1999)

And many others too. You guys should check them out. They are very good.

Btw @Pixel--Dude you should check out Omen 4 too. It's with a girl who was related to Damien. It's not rated good but I found it very entertaining. There's a scene where she goes to psychic fair and spooks every psychic there out. It was friggin hilarious. Here's the trailer.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102585/

[Winston]

Wow check out this horror movie called "Dead Awake" where an entity kills people through sleep paralysis. It looks very scary. Not for the faint of heart. Here's the trailer.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3778010/

[jamesbond]

@jamesbond

Check out this new horror movie called "Late Night with the Devil". The trailer looks pretty cool. It looks like a campy 70s show and then turns to horror before a live audience. The plot looks unique. I think you will like it.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14966898/

I saw this trailer a couple of days ago on cable TV. It looks like a good and scary horror movie.

[WanderingProtagonist]

@Winston and @jamesbond

I watched an awesome feminist horror movie that I think you will both like. It's called, The Sunstance. It's a perfect blend of objectification and body horror. The plot is about some washed up old actress (Demi Moore, who looks f***ing hot for 61!) who gets hold of this chemical injection called The Substance. When she injects it her body splits open and a younger, sexier version of her crawls out (Margaret Qualley)

The story is supposed to be a reflection of beauty standards society puts on women, and how far women will go to achieve these standards. I'm not usually a fan of movies promoting a feminist message, but this one was actually really good. I enjoyed all the sexy close up shots of Qualley's supple body, and also the body horror, which I won't go too much into.

Here's a trailer:

...You watched a feminist horror movie? Oh God...
Look here is my recommendation, Indonesian Horror movies.
They may start out boring but it's better than whatever the hell the West is yanking out of their asses these days.

[WanderingProtagonist]

...You watched a feminist horror movie? Oh God...
Look here is my recommendation, Indonesian Horror movies.
They may start out boring but it's better than whatever the hell the West is yanking out of their asses these days.

Hey, man! This movie was actually pretty good. I don't hate something automatically just because it expresses a message of feminism. In the case of this film, where it challenges beauty standards set by the mainstream and extremes women will go to achieve that standard, the movie does a really good job. These things are accurate, especially in Hollywood.

Compare this to an episode of Twilight Zone I watched where an asteroid landed on earth and men started indiscriminately attacking women. Big twist at the end was that the asteroid didn't do anything and men were turning violent, and using the asteroid as an excuse, because it was in their nature in other words the episode was written by a man hating feminist who wanted to push an agenda that all men are rapey and violent by nature hahaha.

Meh, ever since movies like I spit on your grave, the girl with a dragon tattoo, and all those other garbage feminist revenge flicks, I wouldn't be caught dead watching a full horror movie centered around them and their beliefs. I would rather watch The Shining over and over instead. As for Hollywood, they don't seem all that concerned with beauty standards. If they did they wouldn't have bothered to get Linda Hamliton to reprise her role in Terminator Dark Fate, or that one chick that starred in Halloween.

All of them old and past their prime but were iconic actresses. Even when they were young they still weren't that attractive. Hollywood use to have a lot of sexy women in movies during the 70s, 80s, and the 90s including even earlier decades before that. Now they have women who are ugly as shit portraying everything. Just look at Ghost Busters 2016, lol not a single one of those females was attractive, especially the ugly tall black one and that fatty if you want to see beauty standards, watch asian movies. The women are ALWAYS attractive. Hollywood women don't even stand a chance against Korean, Chinese, and Japanese actresses when it comes down to looks. Hollywood will take anybody nowadays because all they make is crappy movies now.

[WanderingProtagonist]

...You watched a feminist horror movie? Oh God...
Look here is my recommendation, Indonesian Horror movies.
They may start out boring but it's better than whatever the hell the West is yanking out of their asses these days.

Hey, man! This movie was actually pretty good. I don't hate something automatically just because it expresses a message of feminism. In the case of this film, where it challenges beauty standards set by the mainstream and extremes women will go to achieve that standard, the movie does a really good job. These things are accurate, especially in Hollywood.

Compare this to an episode of Twilight Zone I watched where an asteroid landed on earth and men started indiscriminately attacking women. Big twist at the end was that the asteroid didn't do anything and men were turning violent, and using the asteroid as an excuse, because it was in their nature in other words the episode was written by a man hating feminist who wanted to push an agenda that all men are rapey and violent by nature hahaha.

Meh, ever since movies like I spit on your grave, the girl with a dragon tattoo, and all those other garbage feminist revenge flicks, I wouldn't be caught dead watching a full horror movie centered around them and their beliefs. I would rather watch The Shining over and over instead. As for Hollywood, they don't seem all that concerned with beauty standards. If they did they wouldn't have bothered to get Linda Hamliton to reprise her role in Terminator Dark Fate, or that one chick that starred in Halloween.

All of them old and past their prime but were iconic actresses. Even when they were young they still weren't that attractive. Hollywood use to have a lot of sexy women in movies during the 70s, 80s, and the 90s including even earlier decades before that. Now they have women who are ugly as shit portraying everything. Just look at Ghost Busters 2016, lol not a single one of those females was attractive, especially the ugly tall black one and that fatty if you want to see beauty standards, watch asian movies. The women are ALWAYS attractive. Hollywood women don't even stand a chance against Korean, Chinese, and Japanese actresses when it comes down to looks. Hollywood will take anybody nowadays because all they make is crappy movies now.

Dude, the women in this movie are f***ing sexy as hell! Even Demi Moore, who is like 61 years old, has a f***ing awesome body! The younger version of the main chatacter though has such a hot body! She's honestly f***ing gorgeous.







This isn't one of those rad-fem man hating feminist movies. It's a movie that highlights the things I mentioned through close up sexy shots on Margaret Qualley and it also has gruesome body horror in it as well. I thought it was a mint movie.

Yeah I hear what you mean.

[Winston]

Wow check out the prequel movie to "The Thing" by John Carpenter, from 2011. It tells the story of what happened to the first expedition in Antarctica. The woman on the team who plays Kate in this looks so perfect and flawless. Her face will make you fall in love. lol. See trailer below.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0905372/

[Winston]

Some great independent horror films that Irish philosopher Darryl Sloan made with his friends and with his class at a school he worked at before. They are pretty good and you can tell they put a lot of heart and creativity in it. They contain horror as well as thriller and mystery films. Here are the playlists that Darryl sent me for them. I've seen some and they are very good and worth watching. They were made in Ireland and part of a school project too. You might like them @jamesbond?

Midnight Pictures Playlist
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... Z5BG8mRlXF

Clounagh Film Club Archive
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... Cu8I4qX-TB

[Winston]

Wow I just saw the horror movie Saint Maud. It's about a religious girl who got saved by God and dedicated her life to God. But she kept getting demonic visions and hearing demonic voices that told her bad things and led her to self-destruction, as if God is a demonic deity. Geez. The voice even told her at the end that reality is just a game to him. Very creepy.

Maybe it is a big truth drop that God and Satan are the same person? See trailer below.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7557108/

Another horror movie called The Unholy (2021) has a similar theme, where a young woman becomes the messenger for God and performs miracles but she also brought evil and Satan at the same time. Perhaps this is another revelation that God and Satan are the same person? That's too disturbing for 99.99 percent of people but it makes sense if you think about it. And it fits what we see and experience in this world. There is always a trickster force trying to deceive us and mislead us and play mind games with us and give us false hope followed by disappointment everyday. In Saint Maud the demon even told the girl that the world is just a game to him. Consider these two things.

First, if God and Satan were true enemies then God would simply destroy Satan and erase his name from the history books and from the Bible. No way would a tyrannical God like Yahweh tolerate any real rivalry. The fact that God never destroys Satan means that Satan is either useful to him, or works with him as a tag team, or they are the same person. Nothing else can explain it. This is simple but no one wants to go there. Christians don't dare to think it.

Second, remember in the Bible when Jesus mentioned the unpardonable sin called blasphemy of the holy spirit? He mentioned it right after someone said that Jesus is of Satan. So the unpardonable sin must be referring to the belief that God is Satan. Now why would that be the biggest sin? Shouldn't murder be the biggest sin? Maybe it's the biggest sin because... It's true? Why else? The thing if it's true that God is Satan then it would be the biggest SECRET that he would want to be hidden. So he would want to cover that up and hide it behind the biggest taboo and sin. Right? Think about it. It's a chilling thought but it would make sense and answer a lot of questions and mysteries about theology and existence.

However, no one wants to contemplate this. It's the biggest taboo. Every time I bring it up, everyone clams up and dismisses it and won't consider it. Not even you. Why? But what if it's true? It does make sense and explains everything and is the only theory that fits ALL the data. Why would you think about it or consider it?

[jamesbond]

This was my favorite Friday the 13th movie, "Friday the 13th Part 7: The New Blood". This is the trailer for the movie, it came out in 1988.

[jamesbond]

Here are some good scenes of Tina vs. Jason from the movie Friday the 13th Part 7. Jason really looks scary without his mask on in this movie.

[Winston]

Some great independent horror films that Irish philosopher Darryl Sloan made with his friends and with his class at a school he worked at before. They are pretty good and you can tell they put a lot of heart and creativity in it. They contain horror as well as thriller and mystery films. Here are the playlists that Darryl sent me for them. I've seen some and they are very good and worth watching. They were made in Ireland and part of a school project too. You might like them @jamesbond?

Midnight Pictures Playlist
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... Z5BG8mRlXF

Clounagh Film Club Archive
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... Cu8I4qX-TB

@jamesbond

In the playlist above, there is one called Sam Stoker that is pretty cool and well done. It's about a Lithuanian vampire girl that shows up at an Irish school and the students slowly find out in humorous and iconic ways, that she's a vampire. The vampire tropes are all cute and funny and well made. The ending is hilarious too. You will love it. Here it is below. It's so good that it's worth seeing more than once. Darryl Sloan, the Irish philosopher I talked to on YouTube before, is in the film and plays the teacher.