/horror/ general megathread - Let's talk about movies and shit.

[It's Alright]

I loved the first one but I was playing it during COVID lockdowns so it just hit right. Tried to revisit it a few months ago and could not get into it for the life of me. Don't have a ton of interest in the sequel because IMO the first told a complete story.

Yeah, first was better for that. Second's just there so you can get more of Jokeima's references to various properties. For example, theres a mechanic where you can summon giant BT's to fight for you. If you do, the music that accompanies them is from Ultraman

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

CAN YOU BELEIVE IT
THE HELL'S RAZORS ARE IN THE IMPACT ZONE

https://megalodon.jp/2026-0701-0445-01/https://attractionsmagazine.com:443/hellraiser-haunted-house-halloween-horror-nights-orlando-hollywood/

Journey through the original ‘Hellraiser’ trilogy​

Based on 1987’s “Hellraiser,” 1988’s “Hellbound: Hellraiser II” and 1992’s “Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth,” the haunted house places guests directly inside the franchise’s disturbing mythology centered around the mysterious Lament Configuration puzzle box. According to Universal, the experience begins as guests enter the iconic puzzle box itself, unknowingly opening a gateway into another dimension inhabited by the Cenobites.

From there, visitors will travel through several memorable locations from the films, including Frank Cotton’s attic, where his pursuit of forbidden pleasure first led him into Hell, and the Channard Institute, where the Lament Configuration continues to tempt victims with promises that quickly become eternal torment.

The experience concludes inside the Labyrinth, where Pinhead and the Cenobites await to claim new souls. Adding an authentic touch, Doug Bradley will voice Pinhead for both coasts’ haunted houses.

 

[The Nothingness]

What the fuck are TikTok faces

The face acting and lipsyncing shit. Meme faces. Thumbnail faces to get attention.
Basically, theater kid overacting that is done on stage so the back of the audience can read it.
Horror movies now overuse this trope and zoom in very close so they can go viral on cellphone screens.

Sounds like Sleepaway Camp was the precursor of this current trend.