Netflix hidden gems

[ribosoma]

Originally Posted by DevinHarriswillstart

You're right. I've been crazy about Netflix lately.

Depends what your genre is, and if you're just looking for quick streaming movies or dvds as well.

I've been on a horror binge lately, so let me know if you have a strong stomach .

Great thread topic.

Have you seen the classic Japanese horror flick from 1999 called 'Audition'? Or one of my all-time favorite films that happens to be in the horror genre, 'Let the Right One In'?

There's also my favorite monster flick, 'The Host', which is fun and a little interesting.

I also liked 'The Eclipse'. More of a suspenseful flick, but pretty good.

All of the aforementioned are available to watch instantly via Netflix.

I am sure that most people here have already seen these, but, if not, I think you'll dig them.

[DevinHarriswillstart]

Originally Posted by ribosoma

Great thread topic.

Have you seen the classic Japanese horror flick from 1999 called 'Audition'? Or one of my all-time favorite films that happens to be in the horror genre, 'Let the Right One In'?

There's also my favorite monster flick, 'The Host', which is fun and a little interesting.

I also liked 'The Eclipse'. More of a suspenseful flick, but pretty good.

All of the aforementioned are available to watch instantly via Netflix.

I am sure that most people here have already seen these, but, if not, I think you'll dig them.

I haven't seen the Eclipse. I'll check it out.

Oh boy, if you want to delve into some stomach churning but great stuff, then you need to watch some French horror. I strongly recommend Inside and Martyrs. Those two movies make Audition look like it's PG13. I really did like Audition though near the end...another Japanese great is Battle Royale.

[LonghornDub]

Originally Posted by DevinHarriswillstart

another Japanese great is Battle Royale.

True.

[CadBane]

Originally Posted by ribosoma

Great thread topic.

Have you seen the classic Japanese horror flick from 1999 called 'Audition'? Or one of my all-time favorite films that happens to be in the horror genre, 'Let the Right One In'?

There's also my favorite monster flick, 'The Host', which is fun and a little interesting.

I also liked 'The Eclipse'. More of a suspenseful flick, but pretty good.

All of the aforementioned are available to watch instantly via Netflix.

I am sure that most people here have already seen these, but, if not, I think you'll dig them.

Let the Right One In is amazing.

Audition is possibly Miike's most overrated film ever. Not surprised you like it.

The Host is pure, unmitigated garbage.

One out of three isn't bad when you're soliciting your community college film professor for advice, I guess.