do you have the full list for horror movies condemned by the church? Thank you
so there's kinda seperate lists for it, ones condemned by the Legion of Decency, during the years of
Legion of Decency (before it was stopped in 1978):
Rosemary's Baby (because it depicts satanism)
The Devils
The Wicker Man (promotion of sexuality & violence)
Lemora, A Child's Tale of Supernatural
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (promotion of sexuality)
Carrie
The Omen (because it depicts that idea that there is an antichrist in the book of revelations)
J.D.'s Revenge
Dawn of the Dead
The Exorcist (this one is so-so because it was still banned for its profanity & sexual situation, but it's not like they hated the idea that it promoted the catholic church; no the church did not help the exorcist production)
These modern ones morally offended the Catholic Church (this list is offically complete from starting in 2003-July 2022, since OSC News took them over to do movies reviews)
28 Weeks Later
30 Days Later
The Belko Experiment
Black Swan
Brightburn
The Cabin in the Woods
Candyman (newer one)
Child's Play (remake)
The Collection & The Collector
The Crazies (remake)
Crimson Peak
The Descent
The Devil's Rejects
The Devil Inside
The Evil Dead (remake)
Final Destination 3 & 5
The entire of the Purge movies
Freaky
Friday the 13th (remake)
Friend Request
Fright Night (remake)
The Green Inferno
The Grudge (remake: 2019)
Halloween (remake: 2007) & Halloween II
Halloween (2018) & Halloween Kills
Hell Fest
High Tension
The Hills Have Eyes (remake)
Hostel & Part 2
The Hunt
It Follows
It Chapter 2
Jennifer's Body
Jigsaw (2017)
The Last House on the Left (remake)
Let me In
Ma
Malignant
Midsommar
Mother!
My Bloody Valentine (remake)
My Soul to Take
A Nightmare on Elm Street (remake)
One Missed Call (remake)
Pet Sematary (remake)
Piranha 3d
Prometheus
Ready or Not
The Ruins
All Saw movies
Scream (2022) & Scream 4
Shark Night 3D
Silent Hill
Slither
Sorority Row
Spiral
Splice
The Stepfather (remake)
The Strangers: Prey at Night
Studio 666
The Texas Chainsaw 3D
Tusk
Underworld series
Unfriended
We Summon the Darkness
Wolf Creek
X
You're Next
Zombieland 2
153 notes
·
View notes
Something something so many horror movies base around high schoolers, I think there is a cool potential for a movie that the horror is a representation of the capitalist hellscape awaiting those teetering on the verge of adulthood. Or perhaps the horror itself is falling into completely separate paths from those you have spent the majority of your days with, in the same building, in the same structure of classes and homework and activities together, slowly everyone gets picked off and away, a group, a class, a whole generation whittled down until you realize you are alone with your horrors not because you have survived but because that was how it was always going to be. At its core much of horror can be boiled down to a gross aberration of the norm, a disruption of what “should be” or what always has been, or what one expects it to be. And no group is primed more in these concepts than teenagers, rung through their institutional learning, filled with hope or dread over their future, and inexperienced in the uniquely adult isolation that comes with legal independence in an individualized American culture.
Anyways, what if the real monster was the 20s you enter along the way?
7 notes
·
View notes
Oh I can imagine that when mario and luigi find survivors they will freak out when they see that Luigi has been bitten and think he will turn into a zombie,and tried to kill him, only for mario to kill them instead to protect his brother
referring to this and this
While Luigi may act sort of the same, I imagine his appearance would change a bit. Maybe a more grayish skin tone and/or altered irises. So it's very easy for people to pick him out of a crowd. He can't just walk up to anyone like normal anymore (except for Mario).
So when they do find survivors, they are in no way able to accept that Luigi is harmless. One even pulls out a weapon. And that's when Mario snaps. Unable to stand by and let them kill his brother, he does what he can to protect him....
Oh! 👀 Now that opens up a lot of doors!
Let's assume for simplicities sake that the events play out similar to TLoU.
Mario and Luigi have managed to survive together, just the two of them - until one day on a scavenging hunt (or whatever job it is they are doing) they are ambushed by infected, and Luigi gets bit.
And at that moment Mario's world starts to crumble, because it's suddenly no why him this can't be happening I was supposed to protect him I can't lose him please
The next few days of waiting are torture; Mario even starts to consider the crazy idea of asking Luigi to bite him, just so they can turn together.
But Luigi doesn't turn, much to Mario's sheer delight; word of this soon spreads to a resistance group, who ask Luigi to come to them so they can figure out a cure from his condition. Mario is reluctant because - even though you did mention Mario is a nice guy who just wants to help others - this is still a zombie apocalypse. TLoU proves that desperation always sets in during the worst of times. So even though Mario tries to help as much as he can, he soon learns he has to turn many down, even if it goes against his very nature.
So the journey plays out pretty similar to TLoU - heck even the confrontation between Joel and Ellie in the house, as well as this line from Ellie could fit into the story
"Stop with the bulls***! What are you so afraid of?! You think I'm gonna end up like Sam? I can't get infected! I can take care of myself!"
This is pretty much almost word for word on what could happen between the Bros. Luigi knows that Mario has always been protective, but considering he's now immune, Mario, in his opinion, is just throwing himself in front of a sponge. There would definitely be conflict, and the Bros would have to work on that new trust in order to get to the resistance group.
Now at the very end...the moment Luigi needs to be sacrificed for a cure.
Much like Joel - Mario snaps. He can't, won't, have his brother come this far, only for once again there be another chance he can be taken away from him again. The world has already given up on itself, but the Bros have never given up on each other. They need each other as their own cures for this bleak world.
So Mario goes on a rampage, until he rescues Luigi, and manages to get them away before they are caught again.
Now...for the ending. I thought long and hard about how I believe this would play out, and from what I've decided - Mario still lies to Luigi, but Luigi immediately picks up on it. Neither brother confess to each other out loud (something they have had to do for the very first time in their lives) but they both know the truth. Luigi doesn't miss the look in Mario's eyes, the blood on his hands. But he's not angry, because he knows he would've done the same thing. They both know that they need each other, and they would never give each other up willingly.
On a side note: I legit thought that this was what they were hinting at during the end of TLoU with Ellie. The way she replied "Ok" to Joel's lie seemed to hint that she knew he wasn't being honest, but chose not to bring it up because she knew she would've done the same if it was him.
Only for that to get completely blown out of the water by having Part 2 say that Ellie wanted to sacrifice herself, even though there was no hint of this at all in the first game 😑
Perhaps later on down the line, Luigi tries to research how his condition could help people, without the need to sacrifice others. Mario tries to get him to give up on it ("It's all useless now") Luigi challenges his brother by asking if he would give up on him....
Cue a slightly awkward and guilty Mario....
14 notes
·
View notes