The Quarantine Movie Marathon - Part 4

 [For the previous parts, click below. As mentioned before, spoilers ahead!]

Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Little Shop of Horrors (1986)

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• Jacob's Ladder (1990) - This film is renowned for being confusing, yet I was able to follow it easily. Fancy camerawork does not a psychological horror make. [7/10]
• Jeepers Creepers (2001) - More boring than I remember: also knowing the director's real-life crimes just puts me off this completely. [5/10]
• Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003) - Better than the first one and somewhat watchable. [6/10]
• Kill List (2011) - This took a complete u-turn into folk horror in the last 20 minutes, which was a bit left-field? [7/10]
• Kill Zombie! (2012) - The lovechild of Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and Shaun of the Dead: really exquisitely funny. [8/10]
• Knock Knock (2015) - Keanu, honey, why did you bother signing up for this film? [5/10]
• Land of the Dead (2005) - Underrated as hell. [7/10]
• Little Shop of Horrors (1986) - An absolute cheese-fest, and the music slaps, but the concept hasn't aged very well. [7/10]
• Mandy (2018) - I do like this film but I'm still low-key mad that it fell victim to the 'helper negro' trope. Like, come on, man: it's 2018 at this point. [8/10]
• Maniac (2012) - A masterclass in voyeurism. [8/10]
• Martyrs (2008) - One of the very few films to make me feel uneasy and physically wince. Superb horror. [9/10]
• Midsommar (2019) - Relatable, horrifying yet gorgeous to look at. [9/10]
• Misery (1990) - And this is why stan culture is terrifying, folks. [9/10]
• Night of the Living Dead (1968) - A classic. Romero's magnum opus. [8/10]
• Night of the Living Dead (1990) - Back, back, back again but now we have Tony Todd and changes to the original that are...questionable. [7/10]
• Orphan (2009) - You should've just drop-kicked the bitch, she's like, 4ft nothing. [7/10]
• Outpost (2008) - Mediocre ending but still enjoyable; the b-movie version of Dead Snow. [6/10]

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- K