It's playing in all the theatres here. So you should still be able to see it in the theatre.This conversation reminds me that I never did see Wicker (2026).
Someone posted a clip on the board, pre-opening. Naturally I forgot.
Not horror, but the clips look great!
“Not the bees!!!”There was a 2006 remake. Which I could not bring myself to peruse. Even though it had Nicholas Cage, whom I like.
It is a spicy rom-com.
Oh! Still in theaters? I'm not as late as thought. You know, for once.
I had not.
I finished it this morning. Laughed hard at that part.
Now see, this movie is not supposed to be a comedy.I finished it this morning. Laughed hard at that part.
I have stated that a lot of people don’t like it.I think . . . tonight . . . I may watch The Witch (2025).
That would be instead of tomorrow night. Just in case it's not my favorite. That way there is zero chance The Big Night might be sullied.
#alwaysthinking
Also, I expect this to be good, @hotwords229_A.
I am excited to view!
Loved this! This ended up being the only Eggers movie I wanted to watch more than once and it's so so good (to me).
Okay. This made me laugh.
Nosferatu was a crime against the world. So very awful.The Witch (2015).
This was way better than Nosferatu (2024 ). Which, in my opinion was a fresh new horror of its own, that had nothing to do with the original story, unless you count butchering a classic.
The photography was lovely and surreal. I'm an Anya Taylor-Joy fan. The storyline itself was not uninteresting. In fact, it put some of the religious fanaticism of the time in a different light. But - It was just so grim.
His stuff, to me, is vaguely reminiscent of M. Knight Shyamalan. Dark, and offbeat, without the more uplifting elements.
It may be that I'm just not a Robert Eggers fan.
I was not going to make a call or comment on The VVitch until you saw it.The Witch (2015).
This was way better than Nosferatu (2024 ). Which, in my opinion was a fresh new horror of its own, that had nothing to do with the original story, unless you count butchering a classic.
The photography was lovely and surreal. I'm an Anya Taylor-Joy fan. The storyline itself was not uninteresting. In fact, it put some of the religious fanaticism of the time in a different light. But - It was just so grim.
His stuff, to me, is vaguely reminiscent of M. Knight Shyamalan. Dark, and offbeat, without the more uplifting elements.
It may be that I'm just not a Robert Eggers fan.
What’s the plan for tonight?!I think . . . tonight . . . I may watch The Witch (2025).
That would be instead of tomorrow night. Just in case it's not my favorite. That way there is zero chance The Big Night might be sullied.
#alwaysthinking
Also, I expect this to be good, @hotwords229_A.
I had never heard of this movie until I saw your post a few minutes ago.Also, during my internet wanderings, I came across this little gem.
Wuthering Heights: The House of the Damned (2006)
This seems almost sacrilegious. However, considering the atrocities that have been littering our screens as of late - looking a you, Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023).
It has a 7.7 IMBD rating!
Of course, that's only about 130 ratings, so . . . .
I have watched so many thanks to her. I'm still bitter about the werewolf break though.
Someone, Muscles I think, told me The Northman (2022) was worth watching. But, yes, I will be giving the upcoming Egge's werewolf movie a miss.
Oh! What did you think of it?!?!
Well. I've had horror movies on all day, whether watching or background.
