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We talk about Tobe Hooper's "The Toolbox Murders" from 2004. Side note, there should be way more urban / city-based horror films than there are now. So many films take place on like a farm, or a cornfield, or like a mud pit in Appalachia. Where are the films that take place in dilapidated, run down apartment buildings? Where you think the killer might be your super but it turns out to be the runaway that's been watering your neighbor's plants?
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We talk about 2001's Dagon by Stuart Gordon. Without a doubt one of the best Lovecraft adaptations, and one of the great underrated horror films.
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We talk about Wicker Man from 1973. One of the best horror films to never start a franchise, to never get a remake starring Nicholas Cage, and to never get a sequel in 2011 that no one wanted.
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We watch Ticks from 1993. It has everything you could want in a horror movie. Clint Howard. Seth Green. Carlton. And that's about it.
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