[ SECRET POST #4319 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4319 ⌋

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

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Comments

[fscom]

03. https://i.imgur.com/wGY57jV.png

[silverr]

oh, Nosferatu!

(How do you feel about the remake with Klaus Kinski?)

[(Anonymous)]

Hey, that's totally understandable. Look at that guy! If I saw him coming at me I'd probably have a heart attack.

[(Anonymous)]

Same, anon! It's so fucking creepy, and the film quality gives it a kind of documentary feel that's unsettling. The original Night Of the Living Dead has the same effect on me.

[(Anonymous)]

+1 to Night of the Living Dead. The creeping, claustrophobic tension it builds up is unbearable, it's so good. And that ending... woof.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly! The last time I watched it alone was way back in the day when VH1 used to show it uncut with no commercial interruptions late at night on Halloween, and I completely freaked myself out thinking I could hear strange noises/saw something at the window (and I was 100% sober, too, lmao)!

[(Anonymous)]

YES. That movie freaks me out, too.

[(Anonymous)]

Good old German Impressionism. I reckon that style can make damn near anything creepy.

[(Anonymous)]

SA - I mean EXpressionism. Whoops!

[(Anonymous)]

Lon Chaney as The Phantom of the Opera scares me.

However, wanna know who else is scary? Faye Dunaway as Joan Crawford in "Mommie Dearest" with the wire hangers scene. That scene used to scare me a lot.

That and "Poltergeist".

[(Anonymous)]

The Morlocks from the 1963 Time Machine movie still freak me right the fuck out. D:

[rivulet027]

The Morlocks have always freaked me out.

[(Anonymous)]

You say 'old' movies... but nothing that you listed is actually old.
If Nosferatu scares you, then why not watch more films from that era, rather than half a century later.

[(Anonymous)]

Nosferatu is creepy as hell, especially when you know that actor was apparently the most method of all method actors ever & was himself creepy as fuck on set. That's what I read somewhere anyway, guess it could be wrong, but it certainly feels right, lol. LOOK AT HIM!

[(Anonymous)]

Makes sense, there's something really unsettling about "old-timey" horror movies in general.

[dinogrrl]

I finally got to see this (well, most of it) last night and I was certainly impressed. Definitely has a certain ambience to it that you don't get with other, later films.

[anarchicq]

An old room mate of mine was the same way. Nosferatu scared the shut out of her.