It does. I think it may be Harvey Weinstein's debut film as well. It's going in first.
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Can't wait for this to come out. Def going to see it in theater.
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Any Friday the 13th suggestions for tomorrow will be appreciated - I'm not meaning Jason movies - but rather; any horror.
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If you haven't seen Pontypool, it's a good little off the radar flick. It's a low budget Canadian zombie flick that is a fresh take on the genre.
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Ok - I've decided on actually going with the Franchise - going to do part IIII with Crispin Glover.
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I've actually seen Pontypool and enjoyed it.
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Staying in the zombie genre, The Rezort wasn't too bad. I am always searching on Netflix for horror films to watch and most are garbage. The Rezort is a decent zombie flick and another different view of the genre.

I wouldn't necessarily recommend it, but watched Re-Kill recently and it was shot live documentary style and wasn't too bad in parts.
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I've seen so many horror films it's insane - there's literally hardly anything I've yet to see. It's almost to the point of embarrassment
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I love horror/scary movies, but I find it hard to find good ones. Maybe one out of every 5 I've seen I really look back on and thought it was great. A cheesy, poorly filmed horror movie is a total boner killer.
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I wouldn't call it "horror" but have you seen the Cube movies? There's some good death scenes.
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The Cube like The Cube from the late 90s with Michael Rapoport as the autistic savant?

Good movie from what I remember but I had no idea they made it into a series.
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No I mean the movie Cube from 1997 where a group of bad actors wake up trapped in a cube made of booby trapped rooms.
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We're talking about the same movie. For some reason, my brain replaced the no-name actor who played the autisitic savant with Michael Rapoport.

It's on Netflix right now if anyone's interested.
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I don't know if it's from the same series but I just watched "Cube Zero". Same concept and definitely a Saw vibe to it. I was entertained.
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