Last watched: Dracula Has Risen From The Grave--classic Christopher Lee Hammer Horror flick. These movies are so much fun. My Dracula-thon this year has made me realize something: I think I prefer Dracula in movies that don't actually follow the events of the book. Since they're hardly ever faithful anyway (the closest so far have been the Jack Palance version and the Gary Oldman version, with various flaws and strengths, neither one perfect, and no I'm not counting Nosferatu because it's OBVIOUS, obviously), it's more fun to just skip to some other era where they're going, "But-but-but, we killed him in the last movie--what does he want now?" That, or go full-out Castlevania-style RPG brain-candy nonsense, like the Luke Evans version. (Heeee!) Also: the Lucy (because there's always a Lucy, even if there isn't a Mina) was parkouring all over the rooftops of 19th century Germany, and it was awesome.
Also watched: We Are What We Are. DAAAAAAAAAMN that was more intense than I was expecting, but not until the very-very-VERY end. You figure out they're cannibals about halfway through. And then you realize: Wait. We're only halfway through. That . . . wasn't the reveal, was it? No, it was not. 0_0 Good stuff, guys. Not to taken with food. There is one (1) small child, but he's tucked away safe and sound pretty much the whole time. I dunno how you (and I'm looking at you, Calla Lily, when I say this) feel about teenagers in peril? Because that's kind of a thing? Anyway, GREAT, if you can stomach it.