I finally finished my 31 days of horror, albeit a bit delayed...few thoughts about each....
1. Holidays (badly done anthology film on Netflix, not really worth a look)
2. Devil's Candy (Echo the sentiments here, its really worthwhile)
3. Gerald's Game (Might be the most fucked up Stephen King film adaptation I've seen, in an effective way)
4. Beyond the Gates (Had a nice retro vibe going for it, otherwise...eehhhhhh)
5. Girl in the Photographs (Better than I figured this would be)
6. The Babysitter (Fun wild ride of a film)
7. Zombeavers (I was so stoned during this one that I flat out barely remember a damn thing about it lol)
8. They Look Like People (Didnt care this one at all, really.)
9. Happy Death Day (commented before about this one)
10. Tokyo Ghoul (this manga to live action adaptation was EXCELLENT to say the least. Really liked it, was worth the drive to see the one night only viewing)
11. House on Willow Street (This one got me good)
12. Amityville: The Awakening (Purely so bad it might be somewhat entertaining shit)
13. Raw (This one really delivered on a different level than I figured it would)
14. Cult of Chucky (One of the better Chucky movies in the franchise IMO)
15. Jigsaw (One of those films that we didnt really need, but it was ok)
16. The Snowman (This felt like half of the film was cut, just didnt flow well at all)
17. 1922 (Another dark Stephen King adaptation on Netflix, not nearly as good as Geralds but held its own)
18. We Are Still Here (Nice twists and turns in this one)
19. A Dark Song (Another one I hardly remember due to herbal influence, but from what I recall, it was uniquely different)
20. Flatliners (Original....yeah I know, is this horror?)
21. Flatliners (Remake.....pretty much absolutely worthless on every level. Total bore of a film/remake)
22. Contracted (See Contracted 2)
23. Contracted 2 (Watching the Contracted films again did NOT do them any favors. Pretty much shit)
24. Stake Land
25. Stake Land 2 (I really liked the first one, but thought the second one took a bit of a dive a bit, but yet still very solid)
26. Creep
27. Creep 2 (I never knew Mark Duplass could be so fucking effective as a really fucked up serial killer, both films played very well against each other)
28. Houses October Built
29. Houses October Built 2 (Both of these are really low budget, but the scares are effective. Too many plot twists and holes to even imagine, though. Both bad and good plot twists)
30. Wolf Creek
31. Wolf Creek 2 (Watched these again to finally segway to the Wolf Creek 6 part TV series that aired last year which I finally need to get to now)
Next run is to catch up on horror TV for the rest of the year, such as the aformentioned Wolf Creek mini-series, Stranger Things, American Horror Story, The Strain, Bates Motel, etc. I've been incredibly behind on all of those the past year or two.