[ SECRET POST #4619 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4619 ⌋

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

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02.
[A-X-L]


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03.
[Outlander]


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04.
[Dream Daddy]


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05.
[Devil's Candy]


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06.
[Resident Evil 7]


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07.
[Sanditon (Jane Austen adaptation)]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's the opposite for me. I can't handle horror films at all, but scary video games--as long as they're not too scary--are manageable. I think it's a combination of 1) having some measure of control over the situation, and 2) having played lots and lots of games, from horror games to stuff like Super Mario Bros., where I die repeatedly and it's no big deal. I just restart from the last save point and try to do better next time.

Whereas there's nothing I can do to help the characters in a horror film, and if they die, they stay dead. (Or they don't stay dead, but that's actually worse than if they had.)