[ SECRET POST #3343 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3343 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

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.