I think we can agree this is the best horror film of all time

why is she melting?

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>horror

What part about the movie scared you, child? Was it the adult situations? or the graphic content?
Maybe you should stick to Disney movies until you become a braver man like your grandfather.

>>78917538
It's like a psychological horror through surrealism. I never said it scared me.

>>78917509
cause i just jizzed in her

that wasn't a horror movie, wasn't intended to be one either. the horrendously cut US version was marketed as one though.

>>78917700
The best horror movies aren't pure "horror" movies whatever the fuck that entails besides being made like shit. It is drama and it is horror.

wetwet general?

>>78917457

I agree wholeheartedly. I avoided watching Possession for a long time because I had never seen a good horror film before.

>horror
Lol what a fucking idiot. You just know this guy browsed /tv/ whilst watching it.

I really dislike ~arthouse~ movies like this where no one talks and acts like a normal person.

>>78917994
When your idea of a normal conversation is quippy capeshit exchange then I imagine arthouse dialogue is horrendously boring to you

>>78917457
shit flick

movie name?

>>78917457

This kino had a big effect on me. What is similar in atmosphere/tone?

>>78917932
Kys I never do that. And see >>78917779

I also saw it a long time ago for the first time.

>>78917904
Cool

>>78918157
Possession (1981)

Agree. Also, best film about men/women relationships

>>78918171
Well try Zulawski's On the Silver Globe or his other stuff but it's kind of one of a kind.
Aronofskys work besides reqiuem for a dream isn't directed like this but has similar tone and atmosphere.

>>78917855
>Horror film
More like retard general.

>>78918255
this, but that title is contended by La Notte (both films espouse the topic of problematic relationships in different ways)

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>>78917994
I thought the dialogue was much easier to parse than regular movie conversations.

>>78917457
WETWET