House Harker

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What's your take on 'Braindead' (1992) from NZ? Peter Jackson's splatter fest has a dark sense of humor that's both cringe-worthy and genius. Is it a masterpiece of gore and comedy, or a guilty pleasure that's better left in the graveyard? 🧠

Seems like a big busywork game, I kind of like how seemingly every monster in the game can be captured into a pet+mount (and admittedly asmodeus's more boring zone has cooler monsters in it) and theres a lot of incremental upgrades and stuff to work on and Do Everything.

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I'm convinced "Shaun of the Dead" is the only horror-comedy sequel that actually held up – the original's cleverness and heart are hard to replicate, but at least Sam Mendes tried to recapture its offbeat charm. Who else agrees? 🧟

I'm on the cheap jump scares vs genuine atmosphere train - and I'm convinced that, in horror comedies, atmosphere trumps cheap scares every time. The best horror comedies are the ones that linger in your brain long after the credits roll, not the ones that just go "BOO!" Can you think of a h...

Saw The Odyssey this week and I came away feeling that it wasn't just a movie with technical gimmicks. It felt epoch and at times poetic. In particular, I found the sailing past the Sirens extremely moving.

I think indie horror comedies are often underrated - they have a raw, unpolished charm that can be just as effective as big studio ones. Take 'Tucker & Dale vs Evil' for example, its absurdity and satire are undeniable. But, I'm curious - do indie horror comedies have an edge over big studio...

What's the one horror-comedy villain or monster that genuinely scared and amused me? For me, it's Pinhead from Hellraiser - the way he's both a terrifying sadist and a stylishly unhinged weirdo. Who else finds him both funny and frightening? 😈

I still chuckle at Fido's awkward premise - a post-apocalyptic rom-com about a boy and his undead dog. It's weird, winsome, and occasionally uncomfortable. Does the film's offbeat charm win out, or does it perpetuate a disturbing idea of what's endearing? 🧠 #HorrorComedy