Been hearing good things about this one, and it's good to see the girl from The Guest already in another genre film.

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yeah a buddy of mine had it on his top ten list. I've heard its quite good. been meaning to see The Guest too.

Going to a midnight screening of this at Sundance. I quite enjoyed the director's (non-horror) Myth of the American Sleepover, and I've also heard really good things about this one.

This looks pretty entertaining. Comes out next week and has a 98% rating on RT.

This looks badass.

Thanks for the bump. That trailer looks really promising.

Local theater started promoting this last week, looks fun.

Good to see Maika Monroe in another flick.

This also has a 98% on Rottentomatoes, 40 recommendations, 1 negative.

Just giving one a heads up, this is opening wider this week and is currently at 96% at rotten tomatoes.

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/it_follows/

I don't understand how crap like Ouiji and annabelle can get wide release with less star power and awful reviews, while this is struggling to even been seen in theaters.


The trailer totally gives off a Donnie Darko vibe to me.

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It's supposed to be on demand soon too right?

Yep, Friday.

I thought the VOD date for this film was March 27th? Either way, I need to see this film!

really stoked on this one. been hearing good things.

That looks pretty spooky. I will check it out on home video so I can hide behind a pillow if I have to.

I just saw on the facebook page that Nicholas Winding Refn is presenting... the soundtrack to this movie, on vinyl http://store.milanrecords.com/it-follows-ost-lp.html

3/27 is the VoD date according to numerous sources, and the release this weekend is very limited, 4 theaters in total.

Another poster:

AVClub.com gave this an A. That is surprisingly rare for a movie on that site.

95% on rottentomatoes. Unheard of for a horror flick.

Not entirely.

Drag Me to Hell got a 92% back in 2009 with 239 reviews, didn't care for that one, but this looks to be pretty different.
The Babadook got a 98% just last year with 162 reviews, and that movie is as divisive as any here.
Cabin in the Woods got a 91% with 243 reviews, and again very divisive.

I'm having a tough time figuring out the critic/audience split these days. I really enjoyed The Guest (2014), that got a 90% on Rottentomatoes and a 67% audience score, and I'm the only one I know of around here (being not on the internet) that has seen it and actually really liked it.

Also to note, Horror seems to be a favored genre for critics. Since good ones tend to focus on atmosphere and direction over other aspects that bog down pacing

List of locations:

http://itfollowsfilm.com/screenings

I won't mind driving to Dallas for this one, so I shouldn't be stuck with VOD after all.

Thank you for that link! Looks like the closest one to my area is 2 hours away. It's a theater I love, so I'm thinking if it might be worth a road trip out there.

Nice. One theater is a brand new bar/restaurant/theater. This would be a good way to check it for the first time.

I just saw this tonight at the Arclight in Hollywood and it was a pretty disturbing flick. It's this year's Under the Skin. The directing really reminded me of John Carpenter/Jonathan Glazer. The score was pretty phenomenal, too. I saw that Edgar Wright moderated a discussion with the director but that wasn't at my screening.

I will say that

Then again, I need to watch it again, because there's tons of things that I probably missed on my initial viewing.

Not really. At DVD Talk only 10 people out of 121 votes didn't like CITW.

I'm psyched for "It Follows," but it isn't opening anywhere near me. VOD will be the way i go.

I wasn't really referring to on here with that one. Movie geeks were good with it, casual viewers seemed to have a different opinion entirely.

Director's shooting locally .

Wow, the movie is playing in several locations and they're still shooting it? This director does sound innovative.

Looks creepy--I'll check it out when it hits video.