I spoke with a friend of mine couple of years ago.
He told me he stopped watching all horror movies because they all became too god damn lazy.
- Bad writing.
- Bad acting.
- Plot-holes.
He thought that most recent movies rely on jump scares and that's about it and even those ain't good most of the time.
like you can see it a mile away lol.
Yesterday, I watched Tarot.
The movie had an interesting ad campaign going, gotta hand it to them, only reason I watched it.
Can only describe it as "dumpster fire of a movie"
Now, on the other hand.
I can name some good movies I enjoyed the past few years.
Keep in mind, I honestly watched those movies expecting a "fun-bad experience" but instead got a decent thing going.
- M3GAN (2022)
- Smile (2022)
- Evil Dead: Rise (2023)
They were surprisingly good compared to most of recent horror movies.
(I was also told about "Talk to me (2023)" is pretty decent, have it on my plan to watch)
What's your take on horror movies? Have you seen anything recently that you liked?
He told me he stopped watching all horror movies because they all became too god damn lazy.
- Bad writing.
- Bad acting.
- Plot-holes.
He thought that most recent movies rely on jump scares and that's about it and even those ain't good most of the time.
like you can see it a mile away lol.
Yesterday, I watched Tarot.
The movie had an interesting ad campaign going, gotta hand it to them, only reason I watched it.
Can only describe it as "dumpster fire of a movie"
Now, on the other hand.
I can name some good movies I enjoyed the past few years.
Keep in mind, I honestly watched those movies expecting a "fun-bad experience" but instead got a decent thing going.
- M3GAN (2022)
- Smile (2022)
- Evil Dead: Rise (2023)
They were surprisingly good compared to most of recent horror movies.
(I was also told about "Talk to me (2023)" is pretty decent, have it on my plan to watch)
What's your take on horror movies? Have you seen anything recently that you liked?


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