Why does /tv/ hate horror films? Every time there's a thread

>>83817143
Four of those films are hard terror, though.

>>83817143
Pro Tip: If a film doesn't get a lot of responses on /tv/ then it's generally considered to be a good movie.

But lurk more, The Shining always gets great discussion threads.

Because its a genre that dosent add anything new besides the couple you listed.

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>>83817143
horror peaked with blair witch 2

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>>83817143
Because horrorfags aren't on /tv/ all the time. Otherwise there's only discussions on those two and other meme/flavor of the month flicks, haters who think modern cashgrab horror is the extent of the genre. There's been good threads here that get 300+ replies but they only happen maybe once a week.

>>83819223
>meme/flavor of the month flicks, haters who think modern cashgrab horror
these are literally the beating heart of the horror genre

you are the hater and the pleb

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>>83819279
I never said I hated them, just that typical horror thread on /tv/ turns stale if anons in the thread think the whole genre is limited to those movies.

>>83817143
The thing always gets a lot of replies here