[ SECRET POST #6469 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6469 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

01. https://i.imgur.com/AovXHI4.png

[(Anonymous)]

Original Nightmare on Elm Street series, ftw!

Bring on those pretty final girls.

[philstar22]

Yes! Modern horror is often so gory that it becomes more about the gore than the story. I don't mind gore that suits the plot and makes sense. But overdoing it just ruins things.

[(Anonymous)]

And on the other extreme, you have those modern horror movies that just drag the whole "oooh it's so vague and abstract" out so much that it becomes a pretentious snoozefest with the occasional cheap jumpscare.

[philstar22]

This is true. There are some older horror movies too that have very little actual plot or scare until the very end, and those have never been favorites of mine.

[(Anonymous)]

I prefer jump scares over gore and body horror.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah I feel this. I try to avoid anything 'too real/gory', unless its a scifi/fantasy or has an interesting enough story to tempt me in. But I agree with loving the classics too :)

[(Anonymous)]

Having "not self aware at all" and Scream be RIGHT THERE in the image is sooooo funny.

[(Anonymous)]

Came here to say this.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm with you on most of that, I am, and I don't know if you chose the movies in the image or not, but I would not include Scream as a movie that was not self-aware, in fact, I would say being self-aware one of its defining characteristics. And of your list, self-aware is something I'm okay with if the movie isn't too precious with it. Anyway, there are some more recent movies I would consider not too gross, not too gory, not too horrifying, and fun along with old school slashers - Happy Death Day, Happy Death Day 2U, and Freaky (all three are by the same director).

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I thought having "Scream" in the photo was a bit wrong, but thought maybe I was being too nitpicky XD

And I agree with the Christopher Landon films.