[ SECRET POST #3414 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3414 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What is a movie you wish existed?

[kaijinscendre]

Something else in the Inception-verse. Preferably focusing on forgers because that job was so fascinating.

And just more horror movies that don't rely on gore and jump scares. :(

Re: What is a movie you wish existed?

[dethtoll]

It Follows was weirdly singular, wasn't it? I wish there were more films like that.

Re: What is a movie you wish existed?

[kaijinscendre]

There are others I enjoy. Some recent ones would be It Follows, The Conjuring, and The Babadook (debatable whether it is horror). I can't wait to see the Witch. I hear Green Room is good but I worry about how much gore might be in it.

Re: What is a movie you wish existed?

[dethtoll]

I dunno if it qualifies as horror, but I watched Nightcrawler a few months ago and it was definitely a very, very unsettling movie without an over-emphasis on gore (despite its general premise.)

Re: What is a movie you wish existed?

[lb_lee]

I like horror, hate gore and jump scares, but I know a couple!

'Misery' might be more suspense than horror, but it's REALLY good all on its own. And me and roomie just watched 'Pontypool,' which is... kinda weird and takes a weird turn midway through, but it upset me in a way I didn't expect, and which hasn't happened with me in a movie in a long time. And 'Pan's Labyrinth' I'm not sure qualifies as horror either, but is definitely disturbing and frightening.

Re: What is a movie you wish existed?

[sarillia]

Ugh, I hate jump scares. Why is it so hard for horror movie makers to understand that creepy or scary is different from startling?