[ SECRET POST #3343 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3343 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Horror movies without gore

[purpleseas]

Older horror and psychological thriller movies might be good for you, like The Bad Seed, Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, The Changeling (1980), Rosemary's Baby, The Wicker Man (1973), etc. and The Others with Nicole Kidman is more recent but very much in the older style and a very creepy and beautiful film. I would hesitate with Session 9, recced upthread. I count gory grossouts like Audition among my favorites, but there's a bit in Session 9 where you only hear a gory thing happening that I found really disturbing. Very effective film, especially if you're interested in asylum stuff (it was actually filmed at Danvers before it got turned into apartments), but exceptionally dark and dispiriting. Except for one really funny line reading by David Caruso.

Re: Horror movies without gore

[dethtoll]

It's worth cautioning that Rosemary's Baby is a Roman Polanski film.

That being said, Session 9 is so, so great. I'd mark it in one of my top 10 horror films, really. It's also a huge influence on one of the most infamous and scariest levels in a non-horror game.