ITT: Spookiest movies to watch by yourself in the dark.

>>19061168
>rec

2. You will immediately cease and not continue to access the site if you are under the age of 18.

>>19061172
The first two Rec movies are alright imo famalam. Definitely more original than the majority of found footage movies coming out at the time.
3 and 4 are absolute dogshit tho.

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>>19061168

>>19061168
>tfw you never watch movies or the like in the dark, not because you're too scared, but because you worry it'll put too much strain on your eyes.

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>>19061168
Babadook messed with my sanity a tad, was fun :p

the kid looked so WEIRD 2 me i was O.o! at his face evry time i saw him

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>>19061388
quite a masterpiece. amazing treat of mental health, family relationship and dealing with a loss. fucking recommending it to erryone

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>>19061168
Probably personal reasons to scare the fuck out with this one.
Anyone else?

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>>19061168

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>>19061388
I watched that cuz of all the high ratings and it turned out to be really awful. Person I watched with also thought it was shit.

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This is a jump scare. Watch in the dark, alone ;-)

>>19061762
Agreed. Movie was fucking terrible to me. The kid was annoying as fuck and the overall story was pants on head retarded.

>>19061954
>>19061762

Confirmed for good mental health/not mental health problems in family.

Also no idea about loosing and how it can affects you. Underaged I guess.

>>19061976
>loosing

>liking babadook

>>19061976
>no idea about loosing and how it can affects you
>Underaged I guess
>O.o! at his face
you're 12

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The first one was the best and was easily the scariest. Literally couldn't sleep for 2 days after seeing it. After the 2nd and 3rd movie they went to COMPLETE SHIT.

>>19061388
I really enjoyed this too.

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>>19061168
>no one posts Mama

Jeez guys you had ONE FREEKIN JOB.

>>19062091
I saw the first one in a theater crowded with teenage girls right behind me that screamed at all the jumps. that was actually the "scariest" part of that boring movie. My gf saw it with me and she wasnt scared at all either.

>>19062119

haha, thats cool. Yeah I saw it in the theater too when it first came out. I was legitimately terrified because I'm a strong believer in the paranormal and always have been. PA was new for its time but Paramount Pictures milked THE FUCK out of the series and made all these stupid over the top sequels that to me made it a freakin joke of a concept now.

People used to actually buy that found footage shit. Because of sequels and knock-offs that shit is dead. Kind of disappointing to be honest.

>>19062110
That movie terrified me

>>19062145
yeah i do know what you mean. when i saw blair witch as a teenager I thought it was kinda scary actually. there was a lot of hype for that movie.

>>19061649
good movie, absolute mindfuck

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>Evil Dead (1981) Featuring an early Groot cameo!
Good 'ol fashion horror...dunno wtf what happen after, part 2 felt like reboot of 1 with spider-man-esque 1 liners Ash

>>19062452

Yeah, I did like that first one anon. And than it got silly as fuck. Although, Army of Darkness was pretty damn good ;)

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Just finished watching this. This was quite creepy kino. It's definitely a more bizarre and creepy horror film that I haven't seen before.

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>>19061619
>this

>>19061619
marathon zombies..scarry as fuckkkkkk lol
>main guy, stupid af, HELLOOO!!!!...at night we try to shelter and hide..walks to kitchen and lights a candle..

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>Galaxy of Terror (1981)
Coinciding with release of evil raping tree movie, comes my second my b-sci fi horror with kaiju raping slug. Thus begins James Cameron space fetish obsession...

wtf guys 3/4s of these movies are dog shit

>>19062702
Dude, you're on 4chan. What do you think.

>>19062230
the games and movies are garbage unless you 14 years old then they are ok

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>>19061383
>watching a bright screen in the dark is worse on your eyes than watching a bright screen with other lights on

how does that even make any sense whatsoever at all

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>>19061388
>>19061637
>>19062099
god I hate you fuckers

THE BABADOOK ISN'T A FUCKING HORROR MOVIE, KYS YOURESELVES

>>19062230
Fucking love that one

>>19061649
Loved it and found parts of it creepy, but it's definitely not horror

>>19061762
Same. It was so highly recommended by so many people, on here and elsewhere online, so I watched it and wow was I pissed off by the end. The kid is beyond insufferable, he seriously made me almost turn it off multiple times, and then you find out that there was never any monster, nothing scary or supernatural happening at all, it was just a hallucination/metaphor for the mother's mental illness. Like could you give your audience a bigger middle finger than at the end a movie telling them "surprise! none of this was real!" What a fucking joke. And fuck every one of the idiots who recommends it in scary movie threads.

>>19061983
This

>>19061976 you fucking faggot

>>19062102
If you were referring to the short film that the movie is based on, I'd say hell yes. But you are referring to the steaming turd that was the feature film adaptation of the short, so no. Fuck no. That movie was dogshit.

>>19062110
I used to love that movie as a kid, seriously, watched it all the time

>>19062452
>>19062458
Those movies confused the fuck out of me. Like I watched the first one and it was some good old school over the top horror, but then the second one was like a comedic parody of the first one, and the third one was just like "........what????"

Strangers

why does/x/ have such bad taste in horror movies. I expected better from you guys :/

>>19063482
Texas chainsaw 2 did this to me

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>Event Horizon
Too bad according to the film background they heavily edited out the gore/fetish scenes which may have made it look like Hellraiser in space

>>19061388
this is no good

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>>19062557
Every time I see that poster it reminds me of Fullmetal Alchemist

>>19062702

>wtf guys 3/4s of these movies are dog shit

3/4s of your taste in movies is dog shit than FOR SURE. Tasteless faggot.

>all that Babadook hate

kek, you can't even deal with it, do you miss daddy, were an obnoxious kid like that one or something related to mom?
also I guess no idea about cinema and art because apart from if it is or not an horror movie it was a great one

>>19061960
YOU ARE THE RESISTANCE

>>19064044
>do you miss daddy, were an obnoxious kid like that one or something related to mom
>what is english

>no idea about cinema and art because apart from if it is or not an horror movie it was a great one
First off, that movie isn't "art", you fag.
Second, I don't give a shit whether you think the movie is good as a non-horror movie, it was marketed as--and is CONSTANTLY recommended as--a horror movie. If you asked for a good action flick and I recommended you watch The Notebook, wouldn't you be a little resentful that I deceived you?

>>19063457
I agree.

Mama has a good concept though, just shitty execution. The same can be said of most the horror movies coming out these days.

>>19062102
Come on now, the brianna wu documentary isnt that scary.

>>19064757
Definitely. I think that's the problem with the majority of horror films today, they start with a good concept or premise, but the writers don't know how to turn that into a full-length feature in a successful way. It's especially obvious when short films are adapted to movies. Same thing happened with Lights Out.

I've even found this to be true trying to write horror stories myself. I have these great ideas for shit that's really creepy (at least I think so) but I don't think I have the ability to turn these raw ideas into a coherent narrative while retaining the creepiness throughout. It's definitely not something everybody can do, and I think too many filmmakers/writers who don't have that ability are trying to do it anyway and failing.

>>19061383
It puts strain on your eyes but im fairly sure recent scientific evidence shows that it doesn't actually damage your eyes broseph

>>19063057
You talk like a fag and your shits all retarded

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>>19062452
>groot cameo
Hearty kek there m8

>>19063784
I have always wanted to see a true directors cut of this movie

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>>19061388
>:p
Kill yourself reddit faggot

>>19061388
This is good if you like over the top symbolism slammed in your face

>>19061571
>>19062409
>>19063512

The only good suggestions itt

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>>19061388
>:p
>O.o!

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>>19061168
One of the spookiest movies ive ever seen was Banshee Chapter

I know /x/ gives it a lot of hate but it is really an experience if you watch it with all lights off at midnight with the window wide open staring into a black void

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If you like stuff being left to the imagination then this is great

>>19065068
EAT SHIT!!!! IM NOT YOUR MOTHER REEEEEEEE!!!

>>19065089
Agree 100%, one of the creepiest movies I've ever seen, and I don't get why so many people talk shit about it. I guess maybe it depends on what scares you, and aliens/interdimensional beings/lovecraftian cosmic horror scares me more than anything.

>>19062557
>>19065126
Awesome. Loved them.

Also,
Kill List
The Eyes of My Mother
They Look Like People
A Field In England

>>19062230
I love that the director hired 10/10 hookers to get the nurses' fucked up twitchy movements just right and they gave one hell of a performance, if it wasn't because i saw the extras i would've thought it was all exaggerated cgi.

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Everything is fine, in heaven.

>>19061398
11/10 movie imo.

>>19061649
I'm watching it this year for my October marathon. The plot sounds great.


>>19065089
Added this to my list.

>>19062091
you're a fucking pussy. How the fuck is this scary?

>>19065482

I saw it in the theater at the time.

>>19061168
>Rec
Only the first movie was watchable. The rest sucked balls.

>>19061388
I wanted to strangle the little kid in this movie.

IT WASNT ME MAHTHA IT WAS THE BAHBADUUK

>>19061732
lol

>>19062102
I think this movie would have been a lot better if it were an hour shorter. It seems like it makes its point, and then... it just keeps going. Then it gets tiresome, and keeps on sloggin'. Don't get me wrong, I don't think it's a terrible movie, I just feel like if they cut out the whole "redemption" arc thing for spook mom, it would have been a lot better.

>>19065342
I love Eraserhead, and there were definitely parts that made me feel spooked and uncomfortable, but I feel bad calling it a horror movie. It just seems reductive, somehow.

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Noroi: the Curse

>>19062409
I'll never forgive Mike for kicking the map into the river. -Josh

>>19061388
Switched it off half-way. It's a hype.

>>19061398
Good film. Not /x/ though.

>>19061649
Switched off after 10 minutes. I don't have the patience for terrible acting.

>>19062557
Great little movie. But I didn't understand why she decided to leave the house, breaking the ritual. Not after having witnessed the paranormal on 3 occasions.

>>19068432

Because the fuckhead blacked out EVERYTHING on his rituals and spell books...rendering the ritual useless to continue. She had no choice.

>>19065342
I've tried to watch this at least 4 times and I just do not get what's supposed to be so weird and spooky and unsettling about it. It's actually very slow and quite a chore to sit through. It's just a boring fucking movie.

>>19061388
The scariest part of this movie was the thought that one day, I may have to raise a kid like that on my own.

>>19068427
>Implying the horrors of war and the evil men do isn't far spookier than any ghost

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To be scary is a seriously rare and meaningful feat for a movie - and I think there should be more of an in-depth conversation on the topic, instead of this gormless shitposting.

>Tarnation
Arguably one of the greatest autobiographical docs ever made, I challenge you to get into this and not to get out feeling severly damaged in your ability to think of life as anything but a series of horrible discoveries and traumatic coincidences - with the added bonus of all this shit being a bit more real than Gummo.

>The Borderlands/Final Prayer
The best found footage to be released after the Blair Witch Project, it deals directly with the underlying philosophical theme of horror - our ability to interface with the unknown and create meanings about/around it - and our ways to approach it; the dialogue in the second half of the movie is probably the most meta I've ever heard in a horror without it altering the naturalness of the scene and plot in any way. The ending is also brutal enough on its own to warrant a watch in the dark.

>The Nightmare
One of the most polarizing films to have been discussed on here: I personally found it to be a magisterial and terrifying narrative on sleep paralysis, but I didn't know it was supposed to be a documentary - and, frankly, I don't care; physical, empirical reality is only a part of the wider realm of actuality/Being, and there's plenty of space inside it for beautiful, convincing pseudo-lies.

These are three of the scariest films I've seen lately, honorable mentions go to
>Noroi The Curse
>Occult
>Custodes Bestiae
>Across the River
>I Can See You
>The House With the Laughing Windows
>Troll Hunter
>Citadel
>The Descent
>Cannibal Holocaust
>Brand Upon the Brain
>Sombre
>Resolution
>The Bay
>Zero Day

And countless others I've forgot

>>19068654
>The pagan "god" turned out to just be an over sized worm
Kinda disappointing tbqh, I was expecting more considering all the ghosts and shit.

>>19068659
Well, I think it's more than a worm - at the very least, if we're to scrutinize the information we gather throughout the movie, it's at least an [spoiler]over sized, millennia old worm with the ability to organically influence the behaviour of higher multiple lifeforms like humans (simultaneously, I'll'add), using symbols taken from their linguistic/cultural subconscious, visions, feelings and suggestions - not a mean feat for a worm[/spoiler]

Besides, why not a giant worm? Or a giant peacock, for the matter; the way we conceptualize and "reappropriate" the appearances of the Unknown is a matter for anthropology and mithology, mere academia when confronted with the fact that this kind of forms is merely some kind of GUI our species uses the come at terms with what they can't explain/envision.

>>19068685
I mean, granted I wasn't expecting Crom Crauch himself to show up on video and be like "sup fegits, you came to the wrong cave" but idunno, I just found the "get digested nerds" ending after all the buildup a little lackluster.

>>19068699
Get what you're saying, yeah. I'd have expected something a bit more articulate too. Still, made the ending all the more brutal and gutwrenching - which was definitely appreciated, in this era of movies that need some kind of fucking resolution every fucking time.

>>19068730
Don't get me wrong, I thought the movie was great, it had an excellent sense of pacing and constantly unnerving atmosphere. In that sense it was very much like The Witch only in found footage form.

I hate that most horror movies these days are dozens of cheap jumpscares you can see coming from a mile away because they play the building "jumpscare" music.

>>19066855
100% this

>>19065482
Oh shut up, edgelord. What are you, 12?

>>19068457
Same, except i did end up finishing it. Took me 3 sittings because I kept getting bored as fuck. The fact that people recommend it as horror shows their total lack of depth, it's nothing more than a surrealist arthouse movie. The fact that there are some weird looking creatures and some strange noises in the movie don't make it horror.

>>19066871
You're right, it isn't a horror movie at all.

The film is basically the perfect example of surrealism, the quintessential form of the genre in movie medium.

>>19068767
>>19068775
Agree with you anons, though only in part - it's not a horror movie per se, it's something well settled in a long tradition of American weirdness; Naked Lunch, The Process, Stan Brakhage as well as Kenneth Anger, the conceptual and artistic inspirations for Eraserhead were floating in the aether for years. A guy came along, picked up on them and delivered a stunning, if a bit conceptually mutilated (though I haven't seen it again in a long time, so grain of salt and all), beast of a movie.
It's much more existentialist and generally "weird" (though saying that about movies is risible) than it is a "pure" horror movie.

>>19068654
>Troll Hunter
>Honerable mention

I can no longer take anything you say seriously.

>>19069042
It is one of the better found footage horrors to have been filmed, in my defence.

>>19061388
overrated trash

>>19062484
>>19062503
no

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Sinister

>>19061237
>famalam

please

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Be warned

This movie is not for the faint of heart

>>19069494
Faggot kys

>>19069509
i'm sorry man but this film was terrible.

>>19062091
Probably the worst "horror" film I've ever had the misfortune of seeing.

>>19069509
I vaguely remember watching the end of it. Them coming out from a man hole.

>>19068763
t. the guy who literally couldn't sleep after seeing a pg-13 scary movie

>>19061398
>TULPA
пoчeмy ты мoльчeш
пoчeмy ты нe видeш мeня
вoт я...

fucking brilliant

>>19062230
this movie is an abomination. shits all over the real silenthillish atmosphere

>>19062484
true

>>19062091
the third one is the only good movie to come out of that series, trust me on this one

>>19069495
f@m

>>19061960
LOL

>>19061897
you best be trolling

>>19061388
its not a bad movie like it was really good in parts but i wouldn't say it was a really scary movie and also it was pretty cringey in parts.

>>19067747
>Noroi: the Curse
props2u

>>19066848
lmao

>>19069509
is this about the catacombs?

>>19067747
Good movie except for the stupid ending.

>>19062409
This was the first found footage horror film I've watched. It was scary when I started thinking about the film at night after watching it.

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It's not a modern masterpiece or anything, but the silent bits with the creatures that are so dark that it's hard to make anything out, I appreciate it. Gave me some spooks.

>>19067753
>
JOOOOOOOOOOSHHHHHHHHH?

JAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH???

You know what movie I really wanted to like when it came out? The Fourth Kind. I remember seeing the trailers for it and thinking "Oh my shit, that looks fucking terrifying! Goddamn aliums!"

And then I saw it and it was a fucking mess. Any good spooky movies you guys can recommend with ayy lmaos in them? I've heard that Fire in the Sky is decent.

>>19068457
I feel like Eraserhead is 80% atmosphere, and I think for some people it doesn't really sync with. Like for me, I was uncomfortable and fascinated the entire time I watched it. The absurdity of it all mixed with how dour and smothered everything was just made me squirm.

But I have friends that just can't tune into that atmosphere at all, and without that, I can see why you'd think it's just a boring movie. It kind of operates on you being tuned into the same frequency that it's on.

Not saying "kek u don't understand casul," but more like, you can't expect it to have a traditional structure narratively or make complete sense. It's just not that sort of movie. Things just happen and you either think "Well that was fucking weird, what the hell," or you think "Who gives a shit, wonder what else is on."

Anybody else just not get scared by films at all? I watch horror films more for the special effects and the sometimes interesting ideas/themes/characters/plots. The only things that can actually scare (not startle) me are usually short, random things in films that usually aren't even horror films. Like the cannibals' basement in The Road, when the group visits the cave in Ravenous (GREAT film, 10/10 recommend to anyone), a few scenes in Mysterious Skin, the killing fields in...The Killing Fields, etc.

That said, spoopiest movie to watch alone in the dark...I dunno, Jacob's Ladder? Videodrome?

>>19071461
Area 51 was way better than I thought it was going to be

>>19071461
Fire in the Sky's got some great moments. Tries just a little too hard to be a serious deep movie though.

>>19069509
It's not for anybody who has an attention span either.
>>19069494
also shit

>>19070331
Good film. It had more of a psychological horror to it.

>>19061388
i tried watching that last night since it was a rainy, thunderstorm heavy night.

i had to stop because the kid was seriously irritating me.

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One really uncomfortable movie I watched recently.

>>19073171
That ending, though.

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>>19061649
Follow that one up with this. Both great concepts.

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>>19071513
Try Skinwalker Ranch, Dark Skies or Uneware.

>>19071513
>The only things that can actually scare (not startle) me are usually short, random things in films that usually aren't even horror films.
Same. It's rare for an actual horror film to scare me or creep me out, usually it's just moments in other kinds of films/shows. For instance, I'm rewatching Twin Peaks before i watch the new season, and that show clearly isn't horror, but there are so many moments in there that scare/creepy me out more than almost anything else I've watched. And it's generally just small, simple things. Like one scene where Bobby and his douchey friend are talking to Leo in the woods at night, and out of nowhere Bobby gets a horrified look on his face and goes "Who's that?!" and the camera shows a man in all black and a mask standing about 50 feet away behind a tree, watching them. That was seriously the creepiest thing I've seen in a long time, and I've even watched this entire show a couple times before. David Lynch is great with those moments of not-really-horror things that horrify you.

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Almost here 4u

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>>19069961
>t.
Literally the fedora of memes.

>>19071461
Really? I loved The 4th Kind. Thought it was creepy as fuck, mainly because of the actual footage mixed in with the reenactments. Of course to my disappointment I ended up looking into it and finding out that the original footage and story was a bunch of bullshit, so that sucked, but yeah

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>>19073527
Post yfw this is actually a prequel for the Venom movie
>mfw

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>>19062091
Are you Fucking kidding me???

Tip your fedora hat elsewhere please.

>>19062102

omfg I saw this in theatres with a girl and this was so fucking stupid. i love scary movies but this was shit desu

>>19061388
Over rated mediocre move

>>19061960
How to effectively alienate others, the movie.

>>19071490
I see what you mean, for people who are mentally competent enough it can be an insightful experience. But for those who are in the normal section (think adam sandler is funny) this movie would destroy them.

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this one is good. not really a jumpy horror (except that one part). definitely creepy tho. might still be on netflix.
>crew has to clean an old mental hospital
>guy finds old audio tapes of a girl with multiple personalities
>shit gets creepier as he goes thru each session tape
>workers start goin crazy

>>19076620
I saw that but I barely remember it. Very cliched.

>>19076620
it was kinda bad but i still liked it

>>19061388
Why are you typing like it's 2010, also overrated movie

>>19061168
Anyone seen room 299?
The actual snuff film all the real actors were killed for those scenes no famous actors saddly but it was a Japanese horror movie very very scary

>>19063512
+1

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Anyone who watches horror movies post-1999 should honestly kill themselves. all the best and most creative horror films came out before the year 1995. Instead of posting your garbage CGI fest with typical jump scares and boring as fuck characters, maybe you should all start posting actual good movies.

I will be making ones for each decade. Everything from 30's-90's.

Here is my 1970's.

>>19076937
I have searched that name up on google and nothing came up. No such thing as Room 299

>>19076805
That movie was fuck awful

I know I'm late to the party but these two movies:
>>19069509
>>19070331
are meant for people who have never seen a movie in their life because those two are the absolute shittiest, dumbest trash movies ever, and people recommending them have no clue and shouldn't be allowed to post

>>19077365
It's funny how Halloween manages to be the most mediocre film on that list. I understand that it's influential and a first of it's kind (even though Texas Chainsaw Massacre did most of it first and did it better) but with all the shit that came after it really devalues what made it so cool an original in the first place.

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>>19073171
CREEF?

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Go into this one blind if you can.

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>>19076805

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>>19077365
Anything with blood in it isn't scary. Gore/zombies aren't eerie or atmospheric. Only 12 year olds think violence = scary.

Scary is when something is eerie and makes you feel nervous. Scary is genuine fear, not a killer with a knife, or a monster with fangs. That's not what scary is, those aren't horror movies. That's like going to the zoo and calling lions "horror" because they have claws and sharp teeth. Gore isn't scary.

Horror movies are supposed to be eerie and spooky. Once you bring in chainsaws and guns and aliens it's not horror anymore. Those aren't eerie.

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This messed me up for about two days.

>>19063057

Movie sucks ass, games are hit and miss

1 was great for its time, 2 was a masterpiece, 3 was meh, 4 was breddy gud, everything after 4 has massively missed the point

>>19069494

Sinister started out great, but it fucked up halfway through

Started out genuinely spooky, and the films of the murders themselves were also downright unnerving. But they betrayed the principle element of horror, like so many "scary movies" do nowadays, by explaining and revealing ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING

Sinister would have been 1000x better if they kept it ambiguous as to whether the murderer was an actual human/series of humans or a supernatural force.Instead what happened is that halfway through they were like OH YEAH SHIT, IT'S TOTALLY A BOOGEYMAN, WHO'S LIKE, AN ANCIENT SUMERIAN GOD OR SOME SHIT, AND WHOOOOOAAA LOOK AT ALL THESE GHOST KIDS RUNNING THROUGH THE HOUSE OH MAN NOW LOOK THE DAUGHTER IS THE KILLER WHOOAAAAA FAKE BLOOD SPLASHED ALL OVER THE WALLS

Had great potential, fucking tossed it all away 40 minutes in

>>19077365
>all the best and most creative horror films came out before the year 1995

Mulholland Dr. you uncultured swine

>>19069509
This was the dumbest fucking movie I've seen in a while.