3 Cult Horror Movies You Can't Miss!
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- -Certain films are a satirical and sometimes very funny deconstruction of the Hollywood machine but today's film is more like a swift kick to the nuts of the film industry. Think Black Swan but with indie-horror sensibilities as we dive into 2014's Starry Eyes.
-Today we're looking back at the film that made Terry O'Quinn in the eyes of some fans long before he played John Locke on Lost. The movie is 1987's The Stepfather!
-There's just something when it comes to the country of New Zealand and Horror Comedies. Yet today's subject is considerably less known. Hailing from the director of M3GAN, Gerard Johnstone, this horror comedy is full of big laughs, hilarious performances, and one of the more imaginative twists out there. So join us as we cover 2014's Housebound.
SERIES SYNOPSIS: Our Best Horror Movie You Never Saw series is dedicated to highlighting horror films that, for one reason or another, don't get as much love as we think they should. We know plenty of you horror hounds out there will have seen many of the movies we pick, but there will be plenty of you who have not.
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The Stepfather 1987 is one of the best horror films based on a true story and Terry O' Quinn's performance was amazing!
I remember when people would talk about him on Lost and I'd be like "Do you mean The Stepfather?". I had no idea how many people didn't see it at the time. And you are 100% correct!
I remember seeing the Stepfather films as a kid. I think Part 2 was the first one I saw. As a youngster, I remember liking it enough to make me go watch the first one. I literally lived on top of a video store and would later work there as a teen so I had easy access. Seeing videos about a lot of these more obscure movies really takes me back to those days. Had a great upbringing in that place.
I just watched the Stepfather after seeing your video here. One can hardly ever go wrong with an 80s movie. I enjoyed it and yes Terry O'Quinn's performance is superb :)
Thanks for bringing that gem to my attention, JoBlo Horror team.
I remember watching The Stepfather on HBO back in the 80's.
Stepfather was the first time I saw Terry O'Quinn. Later in life I was happy to see him in Lost.
I can't believe Starry Eyes was made with a budget of 50k. Its so good and shows that you really don't need to have a huge budget to make a great film. The story is the heart of the film and wow! It's definitely a great film. Creepy as hell and feels like its very real to current soul sucking Hollywood.
A lot of iconic horror movies were low budget indie productions (Halloween, Friday the 13th, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, just to name a few).
Starry Eyes just goes to further prove that it is that low budget indie approach works perfectly with the horror genre.
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Starry eyes really stayed with me and I even recommend it to friends. Probably eerily true to Hollywood indeed.
@@ItsaKindOfMagic86Thats why so many filmakers start in the horror genre. Low production costs making it much easier to b profitable regardless of quality. Look at tubi's horror catalogue. It nevet ends!!
Oh m3gan. i was never a fan of doll horror movies except for Dead Silence, that did a good number on me lollll. it was pretty impressive the plot. I shall try to overcome my fear of dolls and give m3gan a go as well as housebound!
I actually started to "get something in my eyes" when she yells Eugene at end. Was a feel good ending fo sho!
I love Housebound
Eugene is the man. Eugene for the win.
WOW. How did you make a video about 3 of my favorite horror/suspense movies ever?
I loved 1987's The Stepfather as a kid. Probably my favorite in the genre.
Then I saw Housebound accidentally almost turning it off 10 minutes into it, only winding up being blown away at how much I loved it.
Fast forward to watching M3GAN because that trailer of the girl doing a weird dance in the hallway had me intrigued.. I wound up loving that movie, even watching it 3x in 3 weeks, it was so much fun.
and I had no idea that Gerard Johnstone was responsible for both previously mentioned movies..
There's been few "horror" movies I've liked as much as these, in between apart from one's mentioned in this video (Shaun of the Dead, What We Do in the Shadows)
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Housebound is such a GREAT horror/comedy film. Good stuff comes out of New Zealand.
I stopped the video and watched it before the review. I ended up really liking it. Lots of goofy laughs. I did get an "oh my god" reaction of nostalgia to the "Hello Moto" ringtone. Never had that service but i remember the ads.
The dentist was another underrated movie also.
My fav narrator is back - great video - but he only lasted for the first part of the video 👍👍👍
The Stepfather is one of my favourite 80s flicks. Sequels were kind of dumb and unnecessary though.
I Remember Watching The Stepfather on TNT'S Monstervision With Joe Bob Briggs Back in The Early 2000's All Three Stepfather Films The First And Second Installment Were Okay To me But The Third One That I Watched I Just Ignored The Whole Thing. And Watched Stepfather 1 And 2 Again On Tubi Back in 2021 It was Great Third Stepfather movie Don't Bother With it. Starry Eyes I Saw This On VUDU Last Year And I was Like Wow. Housebound On The Other Hand I Found This Movie On Tubi And I Might Get Around It.
It's Gain Scents, just remembered
Starry Eyes seems to take some inspiration or barrel think from Contracted (2013). they just added the devil? I still gotta hear that soundtrack though
Hey, what's that background music? It's catchy.
This kind of reminds me of the boy not the one I think the blonde haired kid but the doll
I'll have to give that house bound movie a second watch I started it but Didn't get that part into it
I didn’t say no in Rockwall I would say more Norman Bates
I think I seen the sequel
Cool
Eugene is my spirit animal
Cheers everyone!!!
I think I’ve seen that Movie 😊
Wasn’t there a sequel to the movie
Can you do wishmaster please
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Love the first 2 step fathers and the remake but the 3rd was a letdown
Is that really the best idea what if they get sued
I swear your voice is on a relentless toilet paper commercial or something along those lines.
Probably heard about I’m here mother wants and cigar like I was in both his film Phenies and is a movie about him called him he’s a mean she said I heard he’s gonna rot in jail probably
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Megan was good
If you ever make another horror video I recommend three unappreciated horror movies like the night of Krampus and stuff like that
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May it be okay.
But that was rude.
Of course he promote his baby
Housebound is one of the best movies to come out of New Zealand. Better than most of the shit coming out of hollywood, hope the writers' strike continues because they write shit.