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[@spookyastronauts]

Hey friends! Just a couple of things after reading your comments 1. Yes I know Duel is Spielberg’s first film, but I just didn’t enjoy it. I’m not going to lie so that I like all films considered classics. I don’t love every film by ever, by every famous director. We all have classic films that just don’t work for us. I spoke about the VO and why it just wasn’t for me. I hope some of you can respect that, knowing you also may not love a film everyone else does. How boring if we all liked the same thing? Or if we all lied about it so people wouldn’t insult us? 2. I’m mixing up my surrogacy films 🤣 who ever gets to say that 😂. huge thank you to the person who pointed this out. I’m talking about a film I watched the month before. This one was about a couple that goes through the surrogacy process but then the surrogate goes a little mad. Anyway cheers for coming to my ted talk! And thank you so much for being here 🤘🏼

[@jlannnn1234]

These are my favorite videos of yours! My husband and I are watching ‘host’ tonight and I’m really looking forward to it. Also, I finally joined your Patreon today! 🎉

[@spookyastronauts]

Yay! So excited to get to know you Jordan!

[@ThatMeanderthal]

I'm so with you on "Mucho Mucho Amor"! Very refreshing to see such a unconditionally loving and beautiful person.

[@spookyastronauts]

very true!

[@lust4248]

Host was really fun and I appreciated the run time, no filler scenes. Although I was confused where the dad went when the daughter is screaming and being killed

[@EpsilonXero]

He left earlier. The daughter was making a big deal of him breaking quarantine whenever he pleases, he laughed it off and jetted.

[@lust4248]

Epsilon Xero ah right. Thank you

[@EpsilonXero]

@@lust4248 No sweat. To be fair, as the movie wasted as little time as possible, one can be forgiven for not remembering the parts before the story really kicked in. Small character moments, nothing more.

[@spookyastronauts]

that dad was the best

[@lust4248]

spookyastronauts haha yes! The acting from everyone was honestly really good too it felt real

[@louisgaudet9762]

Just to note, an understandable bit of confusion, but the films The Double and Enemy are not based on the same novel, but rather two novels of the same name. Richard Ayoade's The Double is based on the novel of the name by Russian novelist, Fyodor Dostoevsky, while Denis Villeneuve's Enemy is based on Portugese author José Saramago's The Double. That's why the plots are so different from one another (apart from the whole doppleganger thing). Dostoevsky's novel is a classic piece of literature, but Saramago's work is an incredibly unique piece of modern abstract writing. Having read the book before the movie, I was amazed how Enemy told the story essentially as it was in the novel, and yet had this additional layer on top of it. Both these films are great examples on how to adapt a novel.

[@spookyastronauts]

Thank you so much for explaining this!

[@lolaquiroz6799]

Interestingly enough, I found out they're making a similar movie to Host called Untitled Horror Movie, where a group of actors attempt to make a movie through Zoom, but they accidentally summon a spirit. Also I was super excited about Walter's documentary, to us Latinos, he was like the positive, spiritual Liberace. He just appeared everywhere on daytime television and I was always enamoured by his clothing. Glad you watched it :)

[@spookyastronauts]

weird it sounds EXACTLY the same?

[@lolaquiroz6799]

@@spookyastronauts I only found out because I was trying to remember the name of Host and I typed in Zoom horror movie on Wikipedia and came across it instead. But what's interesting about this film is that the film's actors were apparently responsible themselves for their own makeup, lighting, audio and camera work done while they were shooting the film.

[@helirauanheimo3983]

House of leaves! Yass! After you've read it I'd love to hear recommendations for films that are like the book :D

[@spookyastronauts]

good idea!

[@epcarter6]

JUST finished Host! I thought it was well done, the end did leave a little to be desired. A good watch all in all.

[@DainDenham]

I agree

[@spookyastronauts]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@michaelm2618]

I love these types of videos.

[@spookyastronauts]

Thank you!

[@raissalbuquerque]

even tho someone spoiled the ending of the invisible guest for me, i still loved it! great video, emma

[@spookyastronauts]

Oh that’s so annoying! Sorry that happened to you!

[@bengilroy6539]

I REALLY like these Monthly rap-up video's. Awesome job spooky 😊

[@LORDSHIN33]

host was great but i think it could have done with another 30 minutes. the beach house was awesome and impetigore was soo good great video emma.

[@megamoviez]

The reason Host couldn’t be an extra 30 minutes is they tried to be realistic as it was filmed on Zoom. With Zoom it only gives you 60 minutes then you gotta pay for more time. So ending near 60 minutes was just right for it.

[@spookyastronauts]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@LORDSHIN33]

@@spookyastronauts I did it was great

[@watchthisnow2865]

Screen life is the term for the format like Unfriended or Searching.

[@spookyastronauts]

oh cool! thank you!

[@Babylon5Lurker5]

Woh your diary interface looks just like mine. LOL ....I agree. I hate feeling forced to give a star rating to many movies. And one of my favorite things about working in the entertainment industry, other than the LOADS of shaddy stuff I saw, was how so many people in positions of authority were only there because they knew someone, aka nepotism. Often once they learned I had a film degree they expected me to know everything or they often yelled at me to establish their position because they thought I knew more than them. [INSERT BIG EYE ROLL] lol DUEL (1971) has to be put into context of the time. I'm sure people in 1971 were amazed. I mean it did help put Steven Spielberg on the map. And it has to be one of if not the original Road Rage movie.

[@rvfiasco]

I finally gave in and DL LetterboxD mainly to keep track of what I watched.

[@Babylon5Lurker5]

@@rvfiasco Same here. Started using it a little while ago and I have found it quite useful in keeping track.

[@JustCallMeMeghan]

I don't remember you mentioning Wolfy in any of your latest videos, but now I'm intrigued. Sounds right up my alley.

[@spookyastronauts]

Hope you like it! It’s dark!

[@joeyeulo1489]

I was completely impressed with Host. Given its short run time and pacing, it really did so much more than I expected. While not perfect, definitely worth a watch 😊

[@1becoming11]

"Host" is my new Favorite!! "Unfriended" to the Next Level👍

[@julius9135]

The invisible guest is soooooo good, I don't know how it is going so under the radar

[@MrAndy12878]

Lots of goodies here @spookyastronauts Thanks again for the tips 🤟✌

[@spookyastronauts]

thanks for watching!

[@SpecialAgentBillMaxwell]

House of Leaves is really great. I've got it on my shelf. It takes a while, but some of the pages are sparse, so it's not as bad as it seems at first. Duel works better as a story too. It's just one of Richard Matheson's short stories. Very visceral. Sort of the opposite of House of Leave's moodiness.

[@spookyastronauts]

I can understand that! thanks for sharing

[@JamJim]

watch Little Monsters directed by Abe, and starring Lupita

[@skilla4hire]

Great movie. Reminds me of Shaun of the Dead how it perfectly blends horror and comedy.

[@spookyastronauts]

Love it! i saw it last year!

[@boydcrowder5034]

You watched a lot of good movies last month. I can't wait to see Unhinged. That looks very intense. I'm going to check out The Rental, eventually. I did not watch many movies in July. It was a busy month for me. Here is what I watched: The Crow Friday The 13th Part 3 Cop Car (2015) Cop Car is about two young boys who are out exploring the area, and they find this seemingly abandoned police car. They decide to take it on a joyride. Soon after, they are hunted down by the local sheriff, who desperately needs his vehicle back. Can't say much without spoiling. I'd recommend this movie, if you are interested. It is a nice, imo, thriller. Kevin Bacon plays the sheriff. Thank you for another awesome video 😎😎😎😎😎

[@theroamingsavage8813]

The Invisible Guest!! Great watch!!!!!

[@jnc3880]

The Changeling! I love that movie. Truly creepy. And Alexis Mateo on Rupaul Paul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 5 was Walter Mercado on Snatch Game. I had no idea who Walter was and then the documentary popped up.

[@andreacinefilo]

Have you seen the other "Bliss" (2019) directed by Joe Begos?

[@spookyastronauts]

Yes

[@omayraperales6514]

I loved Mucho Mucho Amor as well! The Hispanic/Latinx community, we grew up with his astrological commentary on TV, I always saw him as a magical androgynous creature, completely captivating, with his hand gestures, bejeweled capes, and big personality. So happy people are getting to hear his story and appreciate him even though he is gone.

[@jasoncase9481]

Thank you for being an active KZbinr for the entertainment genre during the coronavirus pandemic. I and other persons can’t go see movies in movie theaters except we can still watch new entertainment videos mainly about movies from you on KZbin, also from John Flickinger, PossessedbyHorror, Chris Stuckmann, etc.

[@leighkapor1538]

Looking forward to seeing what you think about House of Leaves!

[@HeyAlexPayne]

Love this list!!

[@scottwhittaker4959]

I was in college in 1971, Fresno State, in the apartment alone, flipped on the 10" B&W TV that sat on the kitchen table, which we rarely watched, and happened to catch "Duel" just as it was starting. It was one of those moments we love to have, going into a movie knowing nothing about it and being totally blown away. When I saw it again it was the theatrical version, in color, disappointing, because it was not MY version. Another Fresno movie moment, 71 or 72: again, flipped on the TV, this time catching the wild climax to some B movie set in the California desert, just like "Duel." Didn't get the title. When IMDB came into existence I tried finding out the name using tag words, to no avail. It wasn't until around 2018 that I saw it at my parents' house on Turner Classics (I've never had cable). Even though I had only seen the ending I knew it was the movie, because of the intense actor playing the baddie. The movie is "The Sadist" (1963). Still holds up. The cinematographer was Vilmos Zsigmond!

[@marcelavazquez879]

Mucho mucho amor, mi querido Walter Mercado!! Que en paz descanse. Directamente de mi amada isla Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

[@spookyastronauts]

💜💜💜

[@emilianovillanueva6791]

Great video as always Emma! Just wanted to say, your Spanish pronunciation is actually really good, not bad at all 😊

[@spookyastronauts]

Omg thank you!!!

[@limetreess]

Interesting what you said about the Death and Life of Marsha P Johnson. I really would love to watch the film just for the content, but am boycotting it because sadly most of the content was stolen from years of research and work by trans activist Tourmaline and turned into this film made by a cis white man. As important as the story is for us to know, Marsha and Tourmaline and trans people deserve so much better so in a way I’m glad that the disingenuous nature of the creation of the film came thru to you while watching it. Cheers Emma, another great video!

[@WJames-vk2kp]

Paris is Burning is a better documentary, but the filmmaker there also exploited the subjects of the film. It's disturbing watching watching one of the trans women knowing she was murdered and another trans woman (Dorian) having a dead man stuffed in a suitcase in her closet at the time of filming. The body wasn't discovered until after she died. I think I read how the guy was super abusive toward her, so she took care of him. Lol!

[@spookyastronauts]

Wow I did not know this! Maybe that’s why it didn’t work for me? It didn’t flow the best? It wasn’t an authentic way to tell her story

[@jimmyha1898]

Definitely willing to try Host! :) Really sounds interesting. I'm sad you gave The Witch: Subversion such a low grade XD I really liked that movie but then I am a huge fan of Korean movies so I am clearly biased :P Try The Wailing if you haven't though (another Korean horror).

[@EpsilonXero]

I really enjoyed "Impetigore". It was a lot better than I was expecting!

[@boywholovesmen2733]

Hey Try "Satan's slave" (from the same director) or "Queen of Black Magic" written by same director too

[@ebonywilson1993]

Can u send the link out to the rest of us Aussies disappointed in the lack of shudder available...still ... 😅

[@spookyastronauts]

:(

[@heatherdavis3450]

Dark is one of my all time favorite shows!! So good I’m glad you like it :))

[@starshiptrooper2354]

Host and Beach House were good

[@rvfiasco]

I'm looking forward to Host. It sounds promising.

[@spookyastronauts]

yep!

[@djcraigg69]

@@rvfiasco Host is available to download now

[@billyo2730]

I was very surprised about beach house! Pretty damn good, better than alot of the "horror movies" coming out these day's.

[@nicolaeadrianionita7293]

Dark is one of the best shows ever. The creators are working on a horror historical show, can t wait for it.

[@SeesThings]

Since you mentioned Art the Clown in prior vids you got me interested. Finally watched Terrifier. That is a really creepy clown. Still feel the creeps. But you got me hooked and recently saw a teaser trailer for Terrifier 2. More gore and creepiness to come! -- I welcome the idea of a 60k livestream. Just need a heads up since I'm on the east coast of th U.S.

[@spookyastronauts]

im not watching the teaser just yet... id rather go in blind! dont worry majority of you are in the US

[@LoCoCoRaMa]

Hi Spooky One Watched HOST a few times. I enjoyed it. Watched it with friends a couple of times and we laughed and screamed. I’m a big fan of Black Fawn Films. Have you watched any of their movies? And have you seen VICIOUS FUN? If not you may like it. Love your channel and watch all your videos. Fan from Adelaide

[@sketchyed]

Sooo many movies to add to my watchlist 😂 Also, congrats on nearly 60k! So close!! 👏🏼

[@CyberOne666]

Hi! I just have a small correction for you. The Double and Enemy are not based on the same book. The Double is based on the novella of the same name by Dostoyevski, and Enemy is based on a Portuguese novel called The Double (or The Duplicate Human). Fun fact I guess.

[@sasapejcin3568]

Contratiempo is one of the best thrillers ever!Twist at the end was really shocking to me.Did you watch El cuerpo aka the body (2012) from the same director?Another masterpiece!

[@victorbraga4982]

The premise of 'The Host' reminded me of 'Unfriended'.

[@spookyastronauts]

yeah for sure!

[@adriennelee26]

House of Leaves is amazing. I've read it several times in different ways. It's scary and moving and fascinating. Tell Nightmare Maven to read it! 😉 I saw a few good movies this month including Relic, Host, Beach House and After Midnight. So even though everything else is awful right now, at least it was a good month for horror. Trying to psyche myself up for season 3 of Dark because I loved the first two seasons (and season one has such a great soundtrack!).

[@seangerant653]

emma is back !!!!!!

[@spookyastronauts]

:)

[@LoepkeVisionFilms]

Haha "I Feel Pretty" is hilarious and I really really enjoyed "Last Christmas" and "The King of Staten Island"

[@RavenHouseMystery]

Thanks as always for the monthly recap, Emma. I will admit to being heartbroken that you didn't like "Duel", but we all have our own likes. I will at least make it a point to add "The Invisible Guest" to my movies to see list. Fair warning, I tackled a large amount of horror schlock films in July and my scores will reflect that. It was worth it though for all the laughs: THE SHE-CREATURE (1956) - score 4/10 DRACULA VS. FRANKENSTEIN: ASSIGNMENT TERROR (1970) - score 3/10 BRAHMS: THE BOY II (2020) - score 4/10 RINGS OF FEAR (aka TRAUMA, 1978) - score 5/10 (giallo horror) BRIDE OF THE GORILLA (1951) - score 4/10 BLOODY PIT OF HORROR (1965) - score 4/10 (sometimes, you gotta see a film based on the title alone) THE BEAST OF THE YELLOW NIGHT (1971) - score 3/10 (Filipino horror) THE BEACH HOUSE (2019) - score 5/10 (good acting & cinematography, but story just felt flat) SATAN'S SLAVES (2017) - score 6/10 (great looking film, will like to see the director do more) MAGIC MAGIC (2013) - score 3/10 (the story just didn't work for me, can't fault it for being well-made) 6-HEADED SHARK ATTACK (2018) - score 2/10 (because I had already seen 2-Headed, 3-Headed & 5-Headed Shark Attack)

[@spookyastronauts]

Oh wow looks like you struck out this month! :( sorry to see all the low scores!

[@RavenHouseMystery]

@@spookyastronauts It's okay. I knew most of them wouldn't be good and it was a fun time heckling them. I'll take a poorly made horror film that my friends and I can laugh with over a well-made boring film any day.😉

[@sayesmusic]

Just finished Host and I loved it! Thank you for the recommendation

[@gabrielspin360]

I Love your videos! Tks from Brazil :P

[@rvfiasco]

I caught both Vivarium and Impetigore...oh and The Beach House. I think I liked The Beach House the best out of those three.

[@rvfiasco]

Ohh...and the Child's Play reboot...lol...which was alrrriiiggght. :P

[@natekankelfitz9735]

@@rvfiasco Is Vivavrium worth a rent?

[@limetreess]

Nate Kankelfitz for me I would say not really honestly. I love weird films and art house films and visually interesting films but it was kinda a miss to me, didn’t really pull together and got kinda tedious, I was left feeling let down at the end.

[@megamoviez]

I liked The Beach House up until the ridiculous ending

[@rvfiasco]

@@natekankelfitz9735 Uhh, I would say no to renting it. I caught it on my Amazon Prime sub so no extra money needed. The high points for me was the performance of the two leads, especially Ms.Poots. It's a fairly basic story concept and even though I figured out the plot ahead of time, I was hoping the ending would be a bit better. It left me feelin' sort of sad and not really entertained as I would have hoped. It has it's weird moments, but to me that doesn't carry a whole film per se. I agree with Claire Wood 100% It's forgettable.

[@TheAnadromist]

Emma thanks once gain for the list. By the way have you seen the original television movie of The Woman In Black. Doesn't have the budget, but it's far creepier and has one moment that always pins me to the back of my seat. Even after seeing it several times. So the Danial Radcliffe version struck me as worthy, but over produced. But seek out the original. You will thank me later. Here is the link to my essay on feral children, including Oxana Malaya the Dog girl. (Links to various videos there.) Dark Dark Dark.Thanks.

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

Something I really liked recently was the Russian miniseries 'Sparta'. It's the story of a detective with a dark past who's tasked with investigating the apparent suicide of a young teacher who apparently threw herself off the St. Petersburg school she worked in. As he starts investigating he finds out the class she had been teaching to right before her death hide deep dark secrets that seem to connect with an immersive VR game... It does sound a bit derivative, but after the first episode it keeps getting darker and more twisted.

[@WJames-vk2kp]

She Dies Tomorrow is...yeah. It's existentialist horror and won't be for everyone. The cinematography is gorgeous. It's an artsy film. Other than that, it's just chaotic. I don't even know what I watched.

[@lydiakirkham3414]

I am so glad you recommended Der Bunker - I watched it pretty much straight away after you talked about it, and then again two days later. I cannot stop thinking and laughing about it, I might have to watch it again already 😶

[@spookyastronauts]

oh awesome!

[@bethkattelman2702]

So sad that you didn't like Duel. At its essence, it is a story about the faceless, relentless evil that one cannot escape. It just keeps coming for you. In that way, this film definitely prefigures Jaws. But I get it. Not everyone likes the same films -- "classic" or not. So even though we disagree on this one, I still respect your opinion. (Also I'm old enough to remember having seen this on television as a kid and being really freaked out by it. So there's definitely some nostalgia there.) Anyway, thanks for your candor! Love your commentaries.

[@spookyastronauts]

We don't all love the classics unfortunately ! Have you seen it recently?

[@bethkattelman2702]

spookyastronauts Yes. I still like it. It was innovative for its time. (I’m also a film professor , so some of that is in play here.) But again, if it doesn’t work for you, that’s cool. Conversations would be very boring if we all liked the same things. 🙂

[@VAVORiAL]

Dark is great. Easily one of the best shows in a very long time. Great recommendation!

[@spookyastronauts]

agreed!

[@photovore099]

Did you see the "Abandoned" 2006? Great doppelganger film...

[@spookyastronauts]

No i dont think so!

[@isabellamorris7902]

(while watching) Oh, The Double! Saw a trailer for that, should check it ou-- "Directed by Richard Ayoade" Welp, now I can't do anything else until I watch this

[@paulsamte]

If you love stalker-ish type kinda movies. Highly recommend Sleep Tight , it's a French movie and so well done.

[@spookyastronauts]

Spanish! But yes amazing! Great film!

[@ragevsraid7703]

Don't you EVEN give a thumbs down to Emma. She is here for all us Spookies

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

I just finished reading House of Leaves for the third time, and that book is all kinds of weird and crazy. Each time I've read it, it's been different from what I remembered. There have been parts I was sure had happened and which I apparently imagined, and then there were parts I'd not remembered at all. It's like if David Lynch wrote a novel.

[@Tony67215]

A few days ago I watched Under the Skin (2013) for the first time... Holy shit! I was told it’s a weird film but that still didn’t prepare me lol. It’s not something I would watch again but for a one-time watch I didn’t mind it.

[@spookyastronauts]

yeah its great!

[@jmason3436]

I loved The Invisible Guest so much!

[@YABytheWay]

HOUSE OF LEAVES. Yessssss. God I love it so much. I can definitely see how You Should Have Left feels somewhat inspired by HoL, especially the movie adaptation with the stairs.

[@spookyastronauts]

but i feel like past that... theres not a lot thats similar... but i havent finished the book yet!

[@YABytheWay]

@@spookyastronauts Oh no, I totally agree! After I read the novella, I read online that Danielewski had accused YSHL of plagiarism. And I didn't see how at all until the movie had that "bigger on the inside" feeling with the stairs. But that's really it! Otherwise they're really unique.

[@juanaltredo2974]

I'm not particularly smart but I saw from a mile afar the invisible guest "twist", I think its a highly overrated silly movie, but to each his own, and I certainly appreciate your recommendations, even if I sometimes disagree, but I respect your taste and knowledge. Also Ive been meaning to watch Wolfy, seems interesting

[@vanessalaughtland4417]

I really enjoyed Duel weirdly, but I so didn't want to watch it haha. Like Adam had to force me pretty much! I watched Host a few days ago and it worked soooo well for me because I'm on Zoom most days, either for work or watching movies with friends. Like I was genuinely uncomfortable, and the acting felt so real and relatable, especially as most of the cast were British! I need to catch up on Ju On Origins, I'm only 1.5 episodes in :')

[@spookyastronauts]

Omg so nice to see you here! Good luck with origins it gets really dark!

[@ZedChuva]

If you can track it down, check out "The Car" (from 1977). It's about a Car, that's basically the Devil. Apparently there was a sequel that came out in 2019. Haven't seen it tho. Love me some 70's nostalgia. Seeing you watched The Duel made me think about The Car. The Duel was a made for TV movie, and Spielberg's directorial debut.

[@spookyastronauts]

Thanks!

[@swiftieforever8956]

Try 'the road' (2011). If you haven't seen that. It's also a Philippines movie.

[@lani6700]

I read House of Leaves start to finish in one day back in April and thoroughly enjoyed it! I know everybody recommends different ways to read it, but I think shippin skipping all of the Truant parts on first read is best

[@robforzese5496]

I been wanting to see unhinged. Love the premise, can’t wait to see the results. I like the directors last movie American Dreamer

[@daleleombruni2004]

Shudder released in Australia today!!!

[@alexandrawilde4820]

Ohh a horror book club could be neat, going over each chapter in a video?

[@ocd9033]

Have you ever seen Tigers are Not Afraid? Haven't seen it myself yet, but definitely on the list.

[@spookyastronauts]

Yeah it’s good!

[@khaosx4x]

yay! holy shi* house of leaves is insane! i definely want a video about this book when you finish it pleaseee

[@spookyastronauts]

I dont think id even know how to do that haha

[@SarahRenniexoxo]

Why are you not my best friend

[@spookyastronauts]

awww

[@187alan]

Hello Emma I don't know if you've heard about this but there is a KZbin channel by the name of iamsophie. Its by far one of the best series on KZbin.

[@8teenOfficial]

I'm so surprised with Host. I love it I have the same thoughts on Bliss btw

[@RachelD1235]

I’m a post production PA and The Assistant was way too relatable

[@lourothuizen9895]

Hi I was wondering what app u are using to keep score of the movies you watched and rate them ?

[@Dnglz]

My birthday is at the end of August, please go back and watch Urban Legend for your August video, I promise it's nothing special but it's my guilty pleasure and I have no clue why.

[@SimpsonsFan0248]

Have you seen the movie Coherence? I want to know your thoughts on the movie because it is one of those films that I can watch 100 times and notice new things everytime.

[@phillipblack480]

Ah, you read House of Leaves...have it here but not started yet. Really looking forward!

[@phillipblack480]

I read so many Horror books in the last months than never before and most of them were good or fantastic, so here are some recommendations if you need any :-D - Mexican Gothic (really really great...and no: this is not just romance, old houses and ghosts ;-)) - The Fisherman (short and inventive...and very very dark) - I´m Thinking of Ending Things (maybe the darkest book I ever read, really!) - The Boatman´s Daughter (magical realism in the Bayous...a grim fairy tale) - The Deep (by Nick Cutter...twisted and very bleak. Think Michael Crichton meets Lovecraft) - The Return (short fun...reminded me of Tales from the Crypt) - The Southern Book Club´s Guide to Slaying Vampires (reminded me of Fright Night but with a clear social commentary) - Hex (one of the weirdest and unique modern takes on witchcraft...needs a little time to get into it, but then it gets dark) - The Elementals (finally read this classic and it´s worth the late hype! The characters are just the best!)

[@spookyastronauts]

enjoy!

[@screechingqueer]

Host was great in the area that I was disappointed in with Paranormal Activity. PA, at the time (I love it now) felt underwhelming like not enough happened. Host had a lot more going on, despite the short run time and small plot.

[@bobilly]

House of Leaves is so good! Also have you done Sea Fever? I liked it a bit better than Beach House for recent nautical horror.

[@spookyastronauts]

No i havent, thanks for the recommendation!

[@TBO3ntertainment]

Yeeess!!! Live stream 16k. Watching dark right now. It is awesome. Btw duel is Steven Spielberg’s first film.

[@spookyastronauts]

Yeah I know :) people are mad I didn’t like it... but it happens! Not the end of the world

[@RachelD1235]

Have you seen Little Joe? It just came on Hulu and it’s worth it for it’s score and overall unsettling feeling I got from it

[@mehdidjemai3214]

Thanks Emma 😘😘

[@solarflame-he6cw]

I just saw host and it was so good. I loved the scares and the deaths

[@spookyastronauts]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@NikiAshes45]

Love these type of videos! Emma please watch Deep End 1970! It's a stalker obsession film. I know iv'e said that before but I want to know your thoughts on it!

[@mikesmith05]

How can you not enjoy Steven Spielberg’s very first film? He is a very influential filmmaker. What makes his films so great are his many collaborative works with John Williams. On top of that, he has managed to deliver consistent hits. I know this is mainly a horror channel, but I love all sorts of genres. Sorry for my rant.

[@spookyastronauts]

Everyone seems very angry about this. I like him, but it doesn’t mean I like all of his films, it just wasn’t for me. I’m sure there is a classic you don’t like. I didn’t realise people would be so mad at me being honest

[@mikesmith05]

spookyastronauts I’m not mad, I was just curious.

[@untecito]

hey there! the double is an adaptation of a Dostoevsky novel and enemy is an adaptation of a Jose Saramago novel, love your vids!

[@spookyastronauts]

Yes someone else said this! Thanks for clearing that up!

[@camilat8268]

What lipstick do you wear? I love that color!!

[@persephonespomegranate]

I really didn’t enjoy Host at all. Not trying to be a Debbie downer - clearly many of you enjoyed it, that’s great! Just didn’t do anything for me. Unsane is fantastic. Really liked the Beach House, too - it’s going to stick with me for a very long time - Dark and The Invisible Guest, as well as the Invisible Man (it didn’t quite live up to the hype for me but it’s definitely a good movie - I thought Elizabeth Moss was fantastic, as usual). The Rental was just ok. A fine-to-pass-some-quarantine-time sorta film. Ju-On was also just ok for me - I’ll have to go watch your full review because I keep hearing how horrifically scary it is but I didn’t feel that way (and I’m not a particularly “hard scare” when it comes to supernatural horror). Haven’t seen all of the others (just started Athlete A) but looking forward to watching quite a few of these! Thanks, Emma. 🙏🏻 💀 🖤

[@mr.l5783]

I know you probably got your inbox filled with this news but have you seen the Terrifier 2 trailer?

[@Christian-nb5yo]

i really enjoy "Host" not what i expected

[@nathanmitchell408]

When you said “This is a film one of you guys have recommended over and over from the Philippines “ I thought NO !! But my film is from Thailand called Meat Grinder please do a review

[@spookyastronauts]

oh cool

[@damianvaldez9545]

Have you seen Baby Blues? It’s a 2008 film Pretty crazy

[@johnnycash010]

Probably been asked but what program are you using to organize your watched list?!?

[@FritzTheCat1030]

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