[ SECRET POST #6900 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6900 ⌋

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


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[TRUST FALL! by GHOST (Vocaloid producer)]



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Recs

[(Anonymous)]

Share/request recs, any type.

Favorite horror movies without gore?

[(Anonymous)]

I used to love gorey movies but after going through some medical issues, I got a lot more sensitive to it. My wife likes horror a lot and I'd love to find something new to watch together. What are your favorite horrors with no/light gore?

Re: Favorite horror movies without gore?

[(Anonymous)]

Poltergeist - there's one scene in the bathroom with one of the investigators
The Craft - there is some body horror, but it's pretty brief
Happy Death Day - it's a slasher and a lot of people die, but most of the actual death is off screen
The Birds - the bird attacks may be horrifying, but there's not much gore to them
The Sixth Sense - some of the dead people are a little gross, but I wouldn't say there's anything too gory (really, a lot of Shyamalan's movies are more psychological horror)

Re: Favorite horror movies without gore?

[(Anonymous)]

The Haunting. THE 1963 VERSION. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES.

Re: Favorite horror movies without gore?

[(Anonymous)]

The Wicker Man (1973)
The Others

Re: Favorite horror movies without gore?

[niconiizura]

Cat People (1942) is one of my all-time favorites; it's a great example of effective horror on a low budget with zero gore. (The pool scene in particular is still so creepy 80+ years later!)
If you want a haunted-house story, I love The Changeling (1980). Séance scenes usually don't spook me, but hoo boy, the one in this movie sure did.