[ SECRET POST #4538 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4538 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Horror tv recs

[philstar22]

Movies are great too. I just tend to watch more tv than movies. but movie recs would be awesome.

Re: Horror tv recs

[(Anonymous)]

Sweet! Okay, here's a few of my favorites, separated into leaning more to suspense and leaning more to terror:

Suspense:
Night of the Hunter (1955) <- this is honestly my #1 pick, if nothing else, watch this one!
Misery (1990)
The Wicker Man (1973)
Vertigo (1958)
The Thing (1982)

Terror:
Jacob's Ladder (1990)
Phenomena (1985)
The Descent (2006)
Audition (1999) <- this one is actually pretty fucked up, just as a warning!

And, for good measure, the REALLY WEIRD ones:
Cube (1997)
Eraserhead (1977)

Hope you find some that you like on here! But for sure try to get your hands on Night of the Hunter. It's so good.

Re: Horror tv recs

[philstar22]

OOooo, awesome. The only two on this list I've seen are Misery and Wicker Man, both of which are amazing. Especially Wicker Man. I will put the rest of these on my list to find.

Re: Horror tv recs

[(Anonymous)]

I hope you enjoy them! ♥

I really love both of those movies; I appreciate a horror that can get under my skin without relying on blood. Not that bloody is bad, but it takes a defter hand to get around it. Kathy Bates is so good as Annie, and Wicker Man's got that feeling of rolling down a hill, picking up more and more speed until you realize there's a giant gaping hole at the end and you're going too fast to stop. I love it.