48868 pts ยท June 11, 2013
she was in Would you Rather. Had a really gruesome death in it too.
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I personally did not enjoy Hereditary (too anxiety inducing) but 1408 was a classic
seconded
alternatively if you say "rise up lights" you can say razor blades like a true Australian. TMYK
What's for dinner kids?
what's for dinner kids?
was that the moment?
that was him at 5months he was madd teething
jesus that is nightmare inducing
#1 Just read 'We used to live here' and honestly, Can Thomas just pull me into another parallel universe? I'm done with this one...
~Because we're Delta Airlines and life is a fucking Nightmare~
BIMO BABY
YMMV here lol
If you haven't already. go watch Sinister. That's some true horror. Probably one of the scariest movies i've watched in a decade.
Hello again, friend of a friend~
SPOILERThe true shriek of grief really sold the tone of the rest of the movie. You could tell, at that point, that none was making it out of that movie OK.
It is anxiety inducing horror. It's masterfully artistic and definitely horror but not "scary" horror for sure. If you suffer from anxiety or panic attacks I would say avoid this one (or don't im not your dad) it took me three attempts (and spoiling myself watching the Kill Count beforehand *shoutout dead meat*) to finish the movie because it kept triggering anxiety attacks from the pan shots and camera angles. Again masterfully done if the goal was to create anxiety or psychological horror.
It definitely falls more onto the genre of anxiety inducing horror. I really enjoyed Midsommar but it took me several attempts to get through Hereditary because it was setting off my anxiety merely from his camera angles and lighting (which were masterful) but yes, its not "scary" horror compared to the other side of the genre (like Sinister, which I find to be the peak in "terror/scary horror") but I think it holds its own in the genre.
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Blimey
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she was in Would you Rather. Had a really gruesome death in it too.
The perfect gif for every situation
I personally did not enjoy Hereditary (too anxiety inducing) but 1408 was a classic
seconded
alternatively if you say "rise up lights" you can say razor blades like a true Australian. TMYK
What's for dinner kids?
what's for dinner kids?
was that the moment?
that was him at 5months he was madd teething
jesus that is nightmare inducing
#1 Just read 'We used to live here' and honestly, Can Thomas just pull me into another parallel universe? I'm done with this one...
~Because we're Delta Airlines and life is a fucking Nightmare~
BIMO BABY
YMMV here lol
If you haven't already. go watch Sinister. That's some true horror. Probably one of the scariest movies i've watched in a decade.
Hello again, friend of a friend~
SPOILER
The true shriek of grief really sold the tone of the rest of the movie. You could tell, at that point, that none was making it out of that movie OK.
It is anxiety inducing horror. It's masterfully artistic and definitely horror but not "scary" horror for sure. If you suffer from anxiety or panic attacks I would say avoid this one (or don't im not your dad) it took me three attempts (and spoiling myself watching the Kill Count beforehand *shoutout dead meat*) to finish the movie because it kept triggering anxiety attacks from the pan shots and camera angles. Again masterfully done if the goal was to create anxiety or psychological horror.
It definitely falls more onto the genre of anxiety inducing horror. I really enjoyed Midsommar but it took me several attempts to get through Hereditary because it was setting off my anxiety merely from his camera angles and lighting (which were masterful) but yes, its not "scary" horror compared to the other side of the genre (like Sinister, which I find to be the peak in "terror/scary horror") but I think it holds its own in the genre.
This one wants more coins!
Blimey
Blimey
NEVER FORGET LAVITZ