Bro the exorcist was the funniest shit ive ever seen, laughed my ass off and people were saying it was scary as hell.

(August 26, 2022, 11:24 AM)BasedGod Wrote: Bro the exorcist was the funniest shit ive ever seen, laughed my ass off and people were saying it was scary as hell.

Back in the 70's where people were a little less desensitized to this kinda horror, obviously scared the shit out of them. But The Exorcist does dabble in the best deliverance of horror; the implication of bad, its suggestion, as well as it's image. I always think that horror will always jump the shark when it reveals it's antagonist without filter. There was a series called Archive 81, that right up until the 'monster' was revealed, it had this real tangible sense of dread that was implied and never overtly revealed to the audience, that suspension of disbelief challenges the brain to fill in it's own gaps and make the horror a little more personal and effective. A great horror series, in fact 1 of the best ones ive seen in probably ever is Midnight Mass, which deals with Catholicism in a very unique way.

(August 26, 2022, 12:44 PM)Dredgen Sun Wrote:

(August 26, 2022, 11:24 AM)BasedGod Wrote: Bro the exorcist was the funniest shit ive ever seen, laughed my ass off and people were saying it was scary as hell.

Back in the 70's where people were a little less desensitized to this kinda horror, obviously scared the shit out of them. But The Exorcist does dabble in the best deliverance of horror; the implication of bad, its suggestion, as well as it's image. I always think that horror will always jump the shark when it reveals it's antagonist without filter. There was a series called Archive 81, that right up until the 'monster' was revealed, it had this real tangible sense of dread that was implied and never overtly revealed to the audience, that suspension of disbelief challenges the brain to fill in it's own gaps and make the horror a little more personal and effective. A great horror series, in fact 1 of the best ones ive seen in probably ever is Midnight Mass, which deals with Catholicism in a very unique way.

Might check it out, thanks

(August 26, 2022, 03:14 PM)BasedGod Wrote:

(August 26, 2022, 12:44 PM)Dredgen Sun Wrote:

(August 26, 2022, 11:24 AM)BasedGod Wrote: Bro the exorcist was the funniest shit ive ever seen, laughed my ass off and people were saying it was scary as hell.

Back in the 70's where people were a little less desensitized to this kinda horror, obviously scared the shit out of them. But The Exorcist does dabble in the best deliverance of horror; the implication of bad, its suggestion, as well as it's image. I always think that horror will always jump the shark when it reveals it's antagonist without filter. There was a series called Archive 81, that right up until the 'monster' was revealed, it had this real tangible sense of dread that was implied and never overtly revealed to the audience, that suspension of disbelief challenges the brain to fill in it's own gaps and make the horror a little more personal and effective. A great horror series, in fact 1 of the best ones ive seen in probably ever is Midnight Mass, which deals with Catholicism in a very unique way.

Might check it out, thanks

Give Archive 81 a shot too, there's a scene with a seance thats pretty fucking horrifying, i just thought the ending was a bit pants...

It (1990)
The Omen
The Ring

insidious 1 still pretty good

(August 26, 2022, 03:34 PM)phillybilli Wrote: It (1990)
The Omen
The Ring

Ah, Tim Curry's Pennywise is the reason alot of us GenX'ers are fucking terrified of clowns.

dabbe
the only thing I know

im a sucker for scream

(August 30, 2022, 03:20 PM)omnilol101 Wrote: im a sucker for scream

It's a classic man!