posted by CenterBHSFan

I'm the opposite. I have very high standards of what I consider to be "horror" (not slice & dice). 
Lately, I've been watching some of the short horrors offered on youtube. There are some good ones there, believe it or not!

I've seen one I kind of liked. "Facts in the Case of Mister Hollow". Just a five-minute deal completed focused on a photograph of a demonic ritual that gets more sinister as time goes on and where the camera takes you to parts of the photo you can't see from normally looking at it. I mean, it wasn't memorable or scary or anything, but it was interesting and creative, which goes a long way with stuff like that.

When my sons were at that age, we always bought the Kroger brand diapers.  They worked just as well as Pampers and the top name brands, and for one-half to one-third the price - even less when they were on sale.

posted by CenterBHSFan

It's been a long time since I partook of some Kentucky Head Hunters. 

Confederate Railroad

posted by iclfan2

I drink shitty vodka (Burnett’s)

I'm told that if you pour it through a Brita filter a few times, it actually increases the quality of the vodka.

I'm not big on vodka, so I don't know how much there is to that.  I tried it once and couldn't tell the difference, but then, I don't think I can tell the difference between Stoli's and Kamchatka, so I'm not a good judge of it anyway.

posted by Heretic

I've considered it; main issue is that, while it's not a Troma movie, it seems to be Troma-style, and that generally doesn't do much for me. The stupidity usually comes off as too forced. As a fun side note, OTrap mentioned creature features and that's another style of horror I tend to not like.

For a guy with really low horror standards, I seem to have a lot of standards, lol.

Man, creature features are the ONLY ones I tend to like, with a few occasional exceptions.