The last horror, thriller or suspense film you watched

IT (2017)

"Finally" got around to see IT and sadly the film just did not live up to my expectations.
Had heard mostly good/great stuff, with critics/fans seemed to do their best of "pissing" on the original mini-series, calling it dull and outdated and so on, while the new film was this dark, scary "masterpiece" and the "best" horror film in ages.
I hoped for the best, I really did but this was to be just another very forgettable and dull modern horror film stuffed to the limit with terrible hyperactive "scares" which pretty much ruined most of the creepy/darker look the film had going, that and the god awful use of the "epic" trailer theme/soundclip that goes "wooooaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!" everytime something bad is gonna happen. 

The most disappointing aspect of the movie was that I never once did buy into the whole great friendship/chemistry between the Loser gang, they all seemed strangers to me, like they are just "forced" to spend the summer together, and it did not help they switched the feel-good 50s tone of the mini-series to the more depressive 80s, which never really felt like the 80s anyway, just some poor attempts of references and use of music here and there and it could have been done so much better. Also the whole cursing and vulgar language seemed very "show off" and trying so hard to be "cool" but ended up looking lame as hell instead. 
Again, I understood it was supposed to be set in a much darker/more serious place than the 1990 version but still it did not work with me at all. 
Another thing which bugged me was the age differences or at least how it looked that way, as Bev seemed like she was 16 while Ben seemed like he was 10-11. 

Pennywise for me will probably always be Tim Curry, as he was both "fun" and creepy without the whole try too hard act which I felt this new film did far too often, and I wished it had settle for a bit more of the "less is more" approach but I guess for what its worth, Bill Skarsgård did ok, but I do not understand the whole craze going where some people seems to think he deserves an Oscar nomination or something.
The most creepy/scary figures in this film I thought were the parents and the character of Henry Bowers, they were the real monsters and I kind of wished the film would maybe have spent a little more time with those characters as it could have been so much better. 

All in all, I did not hate it but I was disappointed and will probably keep my DVD copy until part 2 is released but it is not a film that I will re-watch anytime soon, unlike the part 1 of the 1990 mini-series which I rate very high of the many Stephen King films/mini-series, sadly part 2 of that one was a big letdown and hopefully part 2 of the film is done much better than the 2017 movie and of course 1990 part 2.

IT did not bore me but 2 hours and 10 minutes was very long, could easily have been done in 95-100 minutes or so, and well, I just did not like it as much as I had hoped and the best I could give it is a:

5/10

We Are Still Here (2015)

Only bought this film because of Barbara Crampton and what looked like a entertaining or good horror film, (or at least according to some reviews here and there).
Sadly the film and its plot is not all that much, never been to thrilled about haunted house titles, especially modern ones.
The plot is not exactly great or very original but I thought Barbara did a fine job and that the locations and some of the footage/shots was very well done, as can it be said about the special effects/gore which was a pleasant surprise, sadly the rest of the characters are not very impressive and I lost inerest very early on.
All in all, one of the lesser haunted house/ghost films I have seen of lately.

4/10