[ SECRET POST #3343 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3343 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Horror movies without gore

[(Anonymous)]

Thriller and Psychological horrors would be great.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[herpymcderp]

In the psychological/paranormal horror category: Jacob's Ladder, The Wicker Man, The Babadook, The Shining (very mild gore), the first Paranormal Activity, It Follows, As Above So Below, Grave Encounters.

In the thriller category: The Silence Of The Lambs, The Cell (sort of belongs in the psychological horror category also), Cloverfield (according to imdb), Crimson Peak, The Gift, Shutter Island, Zodiac, Donnie Darko, Gravity, 127 Hours (mild gore, one instance).

There are certainly more, but that's what springs to mind.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[dethtoll]

I dunno man I wouldn't list Jacob's Ladder or It Follows.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[herpymcderp]

Jacob's Ladder didn't have gore so much as it had disturbing imagery. I just watched it on shitstream a month or two ago, so it's still pretty fresh in there.

And anon said they were okay with blood and death but not excessive gore? As far as I recall, It Follows didn't have gore so much as it had some blood and death. It's even listed on a couple of websites as a non gory horror movie, so I can't be the only one who thought it was fine.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[dethtoll]

I dunno. What happens to that first victim in It Follows seems like it breaks the no-broken-bones rule?

Also the first scene in Vietnam and the nightmare sequences from Jacob's Ladder absolutely violate the no-gore rule if we're being strict about it.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[herpymcderp]

Hmm.

Well, I was assuming the OP meant they were ok as long as the injury in question wasn't gratuitous SAW-esque porn, which neither of those films are. If not, and OP actually meant not even mildly visceral injuries are allowed, then I also have to strike Crimson Peak and probably several others from that list as well.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[dethtoll]

Yeah. I almost considered putting Alien in my list, but I reviewed *that* scene in the crew cafeteria and decided it violates the rule.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[(Anonymous)]

I'm iffy on the gore factor on "Grave Encounters" - there's that one scene towards the end where one of the male leads noms down on the rat.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[herpymcderp]

Yeah, most of these are on the very mild to no gore end of the scale because I figured that's what OP meant.

Finding a horror movie with absolutely nothing that could be classified as gore whatsoever is... well, it's nearly a lost cause unless you want to go back to 1950's horror. Even then, it isn't a guarantee.

Every single movie that shows up on the non-gore lists has something that could theoretically constitute an instance of gore if you look hard enough. It's sort of an exercise in picking movies with the least explicit things, fwiw.