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Tricky question. I am no longer scared during horror movies but I can be engaged with them

Years ago "Ring" (Japanese) scared the shit out of me and I was afraid to go to a toilet mid-movie [sic]. Also 1998's "Phantoms" made me scared but only to the half of the movie. I sort of miss this overwhelming dread that could come from movies

Recently I rather rank them by general engagement. In this case "It Follows" was one of my favourite relatively recent movies. "Barbarians" were cool too especially when the girl discovered the secret room and I was like DO NOT GO THERE. "Smile" was good too but generally too serious

(I also like "Halloween" but for most of the time it's a slasher and not a scary movie)

Diff-thong 5mo ago 💬 2

I need to explore more cosmic horror more. "Nothing Man" was an interesting position here with whole reality being gradually more and more fucked up

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node 5mo ago

The one about the war veteran?

Diff-thong 5mo ago

I think so. He was a detective looking into disappearance of his neighbour's daughter and then things started to get weird. They had those small touches. Like when he was in the camp and there was a frame with a Teddy bear on the first plane. And then next time it was gone. Now that's scary in a subtle way