ITT: post spooky
ITT: post spooky
Jaxon Gonzalez
Thomas Reed
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Brandon Lopez
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Ayden Cooper
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John Martinez
pic unrelated, i'll never understand american (((horror)))
Oliver Turner
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Jaxon Ward
Was this actually scary or is it an inside joke on Sup Forums?
Aaron Bailey
Can't it be both? I doubt anyone watching Mullholland Drive for the first time didn't get jumped at least a bit, why would some fucking fantasy-esque goblin leap out during a contemporary drama about backroom deals in hollywood?
>lynch
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Mason Anderson
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Lincoln Bell
kiri kiri kiri kiri
Hudson Reyes
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Benjamin Nelson
mama ghost
Kayden Rogers
The only horror movie I can't watch
Aaron Collins
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Andrew Bailey
this movie fucked up my safe places
Colton Baker
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Brody Johnson
N O R O I
Gabriel Green
The worst parts of horror films is thinking about them in the days after you watch them.
Jace Sanders
It's spelled IT* you're welcome.
Landon Brooks
fuck that's scary
Jonathan Powell
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Chase Reyes
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Josiah Powell
i swear this is true: i saw the ring in theaters in 2002 with my then-girlfriend. it spooked us so much that we didn't even want to make out afterwards, it was like a shared spooky experience that felt more real than other movies somehow. anyway exactly a week later, on a saturday night, we were in the basement of her parents' house with the lights all off, fooling around, trying to have sex or something. it was just about midnight. and the tv turned on to static. we thought the remote was under the futon or something but it wasn't. we turned the tv off and went back to it, and again it turned on to static. the showing we watched was about 10 PM, so the movie ended around midnight, and the last part of the movie is like a fast replay of the entire ring video that ends on the circle of light from the well (in effect showing the actual ring video to the audience). and then exactly 7 days later, the tv turns on to static for us, just like in the movie. we didn't get a phone call and haven't been killed yet, but it was scary.
Luke Lewis
while new mummy seems weirdly hot, double eyes freak me out
know more movies with spooky double eyes?
Elijah Moore
In my opinion, movies that fill the viewer with existential dread, are more effective at invoking deep fear than "horror movies". Nearly every modern American "horror movie" (Insidious, Paranormal Activity, IT, etc.) fails to leave a lasting impression of deep disturbance that you can find from movies that aren't billed as "horror movies". Since I love to be scared, I've found over the years that its good to look outside the "horror genre" box to find fear:
The Seventh Continent
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The Cure
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Kairo
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Son of Saul
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Less dreadful, but still worth mentioning:
Time of the Wolf
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Dancer in the Dark
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Dominic Nelson
Is Ringu worth watching? I thought the American 2003 film was pretty good.
I might watch Noroi again. Watched Haze recently and it had a severely uncomfortable scene in it.
Ethan Butler
Does anyone else hate spooky ghost movies where a ghost moves your furniture for forty minutes?
Wyatt Gray
What happens to the people she kills, anyway? Does she dump them in her ghost dimension?
Mason Allen
They go straight up your butt.
Kevin Hernandez
Why does she have the Contra Code on her face?
Adam Cooper
But that was extremely cute
>tfw no demon goat son who just wants daddy hugs in the end
Eli Ortiz
whole body was covered in these tattoos
hieratic/demonic script
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Jose Lopez
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Andrew Green
What movie is your webm from?
Chase Fisher
princess diaries
Jordan Hall
the borderlands
Samuel Cox
the scene in the cure where the psychologist has the vision of being at the barn was so good and unsettling
id throw in under the skin in that category as well
Jonathan Green
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Landon Gomez
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