which horror film creature/person/entity etc would you least like to deal with in real life? for me it would have to be the blob from the 1988 remake of The Blob. knowing that youd suffer an agonizing death being slowly melted down by digestive acids/enzymes or whatever if it gets a hold of you and the fact thats its so repulsive would really be a bummer if it were a real organism.
The Thing. The blob is at least easily identifiable & has a relatively easy solution.
Eli Jackson
Isn’t he just a balding manlet with a kink?
Liam Jenkins
Would you want to spend eternity with one??
...Rest my case Broh
Brayden Phillips
second, this one goes on and on forever, it's hell after all. Frank gets his lower vertebrae ripped out by a big-ass hook on a regular basis. If we assume a godless atheistic universe (the truth) then getting fucked by a Blob, or for that matter anything else in the material world, only lasts a few minutes. The metaphysical is the true intolerable, the true horror. And what makes it even more intolerable is that some (Christians) approve such metaphysical eternal torture with the approval of their own conscience. The true horror is already real.
Yes, there are hints of this in that Frank succumbs to madness, either as cope or as some sort of newly-activated masochism (you get a hint of this at the climax as well). Elsewhere, in an early episode, Bart Simpson asks the same question while in Sunday school: "wouldn't you just get used to it eventually, like a hot tub?"
Jose Miller
>You unzipped your pants, and we came.
Grayson Harris
Fire works pretty good on it.
Michael Harris
But it doesnt kill it entirely.
Joseph Taylor
creepshow 2 was cacadookie
Carter Phillips
yea until it shoves a pseudopodia up the nozel and blows the tank, burning you alive. i guess thats a better fate than it devouring you though
>it literally says on the poster: indescribable...indestructable...NOTHING can STOP the BLOB!
would you rather be given a relatively quick and easy death on fucking meathooks, or be slowly digested, alive, by cthulu's stepfather?
>much Christians bad! Fuck off Reddit homo. Take that bullshit back
Brayden Evans
This, but my second choice would be Kayako from Ju-On. With most movie creatures if you can escape the area, you'll be fine, but she will chase your ass to the ends of the fucking earth.
Somehow the fact she took that one woman right from under her covers makes it worse. The fuck was her problem even, ain't my fault your family turned into spooks, don't hold a grudge against me.
Blake Collins
so will the BLOB
John Allen
Blob would be pretty terrible. Being melted in general would suck. Like when Brundlefly vomits a bunch of goo on your face and it peels off in one piece. Or I guess that was Fly II so it was the kid.
Jaxon Foster
the same, and worse, with the BLOB. youre eatin popcorn one minute, the next minute YOURE the popcorn!
the blob will still eat you, even if you think you killed it. all it takes is one cell from the blob to assimilate (eat) you. its like a microorganism. you think you kill it but theres a tiny bit left that slowly digests you from the inside out...then it eats whatever it can catch, growing into a new full-sized blob organism. you can run, but you cant hide... all it needs is to bide its time...
Cameron Perez
>I show you my cube, answer me
Christopher Lee
I don't know how that relates to what I said but yes. Here's concept art of Rob Zombie's abandoned Blob reboot.
at least a thing assimilation seems relatively painless (unless you get your arms bitten off or whatever).
Luis Stewart
Anybody remember a horror movie that had some dogs that were infected by some alien thing that used the dogs as guards and their backs would split open and send out tentacles if the alien being felt threatened?
It wasnt the Thing.
Daniel Hill
The aquila rift. Fuck that shit
Carson Peterson
The second I read your post, and wasn't sure what your picture was, I knew it had to be one of those dogs. God, man, when I was 8 or so, I saw "The Thing" was on television on my room's TV, and remembered hearing from my dad a few years before that "it's a good horror movie" (he was just saying that as an aside in some forgotten context, wasn't recommending me to watch it). Well, here it was, and I decided to sit myself in front of the TV and experience for myself whatever was in store.
I started watching as the poor Husky was showing signs of obvious sickness and I knew something would happen to it, the mood was too uncanny. For some reason I was called elsewhere in the house, so I turned off the TV, and when I came back and turned it on, it was right at the scene where the tendrils are ripping out of the dog's back, and it is thrashing in the most impossible pain. I nope'd the fuck out of that power button, but I'll never forget that scene.
there was one in the Hidden, an alien buddie cop movie
John Rogers
This is it for me. The only one that comes close is the Thing, but at least that process appears painless. Victims of the Blob are in agony. Victims of the Thing don't even catch the sniffles.
Oliver Howard
Jesus fucking christ, don't search for "Hidden movie dog" on duckduckgo unless youre in a private window or like Belarus.
Eli Brooks
>like a hot tub Thats fricken funny. Masochism IS a cope.
Alexander Jackson
I feel like this was a video game, not a movie.
Brody Hernandez
Anything that slowly transforms you or mutilates you while you are still alive. A lot of sci-fi horror has this, especially when dealing with cyborgs.
You have a fundamental misunderstanding of Christianity. Christians look on Hell as something people inflict upon themselves. Here's a perfectly workable analogy:
Say it's the 1930s and there's a group of people advocating for everyone to stop smoking because they believe it causes cancer. They absolutely won't shut up about it. If they see you smoking, they'll try to warn you. They'll say things like, "If you keep on like that, you're going to get cancer." They organize demonstrations outside cigarette factories and tobacco shops carrying signs with slogans like, "Smokers Get Cancer" and "Tobacco is Killing You" and shout at workers and patrons alike about the dangers of what they're engaging in, but everyone treats them like a dangerous, hate-filled lunatic fringe.
Now replace "tobacco" with sin and cancer with "Hell." This is what, in their own minds at the very least, Christians believe they're doing.
Jackson Ward
I saw this as a young lad. It made me feel uneasy around our own dog for weeks.
Christopher Rodriguez
and then wait for any climate outside that of the middle of antarctica to unfreeze just a single slithering microgram of mass...
Samuel Carter
You don't eat the Thing without becoming the Thing. There's a horrible thought for you:
>The Blob is now also a communicable disease. And sentient.
Aiden Davis
I had almost this exact same experience.
Jordan Hughes
i still to this day cant get over the fact that they infected those poor doggos with live rabies virus just to get that "perfect" 5th shot... fuck kikeywood and their sanhedrin tbqh...
>implying it wasnt already noncommunicable >implying it wasnt already sentient all it takes is one cell to be communicable and then a relatively small critical mass to become self aware. but add the thing's vast. knowledge of alien technology and culture, and in a century it grows exponentially and becomes a sentient azathoth, digesting entire solar systems for reasons we do not, cannot, and will never desire to ever even come close to comprehending...
James Cook
this couldve been the thing 2
Chase Ross
Phantoms
Jayden Kelly
That thing from The Thing spoilered out of courtesy
woops, meant to say >implying it isnt already communicable (from day one of arrival)
the guvment black ops arrival implies that it is only a trivially-small piece of a larger whole that has already digested entire GALAXIES...just TRY and let that sink in...
the blob is the perfectly evil villain in a innumerable number if ways tbqhwyf...
>Mars penal colony, largely sub-surface tunnel complex >Earth is suffering some form of catastrophe >Details are vague and confusing >Communication lost >Weeks later, colony comes under attack >Orbital bombardment with a biological agent >Victims begin to dissolve into an aggressive protoplasmic lifeform >The source of the bombardment is Earth >Humanity's last hope is the great-great-grandchild of MacReady - Snake Plissken
Carpenterverse when?
Brayden Garcia
That's a pretty retarded analogy.
Samuel Martinez
I thought it would be good to have a new blob film every decade or two but those humanoid enemies look out of place
Jace Kelly
I would watch that movie so much Mars Burgers Homestyle Diner is a hell of a title
Grayson Adams
Same. That movie gave me the heebie jeebies as a kid.
Lincoln Rivera
No, it's spot-on. Christians believe it's their obligation to tell the world about the salvation Christ brought to mankind and that knowledge and acceptance of it is necessary to avoid Hell. They look on Hell as something people inflict upon themselves through arrogance and pride.
Liam Robinson
I don't get what the fuck they are even talking about. It's like reading schizo posts.
Asher Diaz
Then they don't understand their own religion.
Evan Sanders
Oh, do enlighten me then.
Levi Long
Lynchian
Ian James
Hell is the destruction of the wicked at the end of days, their final death. That's all the bible says about hell. Everything Christians believe about hell, like it being a place of eternal punishment for individual sins, is a later invention.
Jason Foster
The parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man would like a word with you. Final Judgement is, as you correctly put it, eternal death as opposed to eternal life. That doesn't further inform or contradict one single thing I've already said. Christians believe it's their obligation to inform others of that peril.
Juan Howard
underrated
Easton Rogers
Yes, that's a parable, not a description of hell. And also only found in Luke. It=f taken as a description of Hell it contradicts the rest of the scriptures.
>Critics of this view point out that "The "soul that sins, it shall die" (Ezekiel 18); "For dust you are and to dust you shall return" (Genesis 3:19). Paul (1 Thessalonians 4:13–18) describes death as sleep until the Day of the Lord, when the dead will receive glorified bodies upon the resurrection (1 Corinthians 15). No scripture, other than Philippians 1:23–25 (in which the apostle expresses the confidence that on departure from this life he would be with Christ), 2 Corinthians 12:2–4 (in which he affirms the possibility of being taken to paradise out of the body), 2 Corinthians 5:8, etc., accounts for a disembodied soul and its comfort or torture. Because this seems to raise the question of what kind of body is tortured in Hades as depicted in Luke, there are those who maintain that whilst the conversations took place as described, the language used in them, referring to body parts, etc., was figurative en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_man_and_Lazarus#Parable
Read about the difference between Sheol and Gehenna.
Chase Collins
Whether you interpret Hell as eternal suffering or as eternal non-existence, it doesn't change how Christians view their responsibility to others. I get where you're coming from in that there are some really intolerable self-righteous shitheels who act all superior because they're "saved," but saying that (Christians) "approve" of a place of punishment for the "wicked" is disingenuous, as Christians believe we're all equally wicked, only that some have found salvation and redemption and are obligated to extend that offer to others.
Carson Taylor
Nightmare scenario. Objectively the worst thing you could deal with.
My second choice would be xenomorphs. One might not be that horrific, but if you're dealing with an entire hive? Jesus christ.
Kevin Moore
Most Christians have these misconceptions because it's the pop culture understanding of hell. But they never stop to think that the idea of infinite punishment for finite crimes is incompatible with a God that's both merciful and just. Besides, not being able to prove that hell, salvation, and such are real things only makes things worse.
Chase Stewart
Creepshow II was a mixed bag. "The Raft" and "the Hitchhiker" segments were awesome.
Chase Hernandez
I prefer a more enlightened view of Hell, like what's presented in scenarios like we're shown on "Jacob's Ladder." I'd actually be quite interested in a series or a story that explored that concept in a sort of reverse-Dante's Inferno fashion, where the protagonist is ascending out of a personal Hell as his vices and transgressions are burned away.
Ethan Perry
>all it takes is one cell from the blob to assimilate That's bullshit. If that's all it took, then the thing would've just shook hands and infected everyone.
Cooper Green
Sounds more like Buddhism than Christianity.
Alexander Perez
It is. In some ways, I look on Christianity as a less-enlightened take on Buddhism, at least from a standpoint of dogma.
Owen Morris
pussy tier.
pretty formidable.
Chase Myers
Well, when you put it that way I guess it makes sense, since Buddhism was around for 5 centuries or so before Christ.
Noah Perry
if it's any consolation I dont think anyone possessed by/controlled by the thing is in any pain
Bentley Anderson
What if they are experiencing a cosmic orgy and pleasures unimaginable inside the Thing that would be insane haha
Daniel Hill
for be it's got to be the wishmaster, i don't want to be rolling my eyes as i die
Thomas Baker
I M A G I N E M A G I N E
Luis Richardson
this >and to think... I hesitated how about no
Carter Walker
Kek
Ryan Jackson
muh christians
Mason Baker
What is this
Brayden Hall
the thing doesn't exist. nothing to worry about, guys
Brayden Lewis
A monster/supernatural entity/alien/cool serial killer wouldn't be so bad because you go out with a bang, so to speak. Finding out aline or magic is real is a good way to go. Being killed by some Hannibal or Jason mutherfucker would also be better than any normal death. I wouldn't want to be killed by the bad guy in a horror who turns out to be some nerd retard who actually only kills in a cool way as a red herring for the one true murder he commited for the inheritance/life insurance.
Any spiritual, interdimensional entity that can prolong suffering indefinitely OR any biological entity that could do the same.
Any incarnation of the devil or, for example, the Xenobytes or any entity such as the Flood or the Thing that can assimilate your motor functions without causing brain death
>second, this one goes on and on forever, it's hell after all. F you do realize that the the labyrinth in hellraiser isn't hell, right? and leviathan, lord of the labyrinth, isn't satan?
Jeremiah Campbell
Jamie Lee Curtis looks like THAT?
Grayson Harris
Sounds like something the thing would say!
Jacob Allen
the alien was more scary when it was just one of them. The whole hive aspect kind of ruined it. In Alien it was a smart unstoppable killing machine, while in the sequel they became cannon fodder.
Gabriel King
Yea Forums has long been taken over by lefy tumblr tranny types, totally unironically mod's in on it too
BDSM torture punishment hell was invented by Dante, dingus. The Bible doesn’t even contain the word “hell” stop parroting highschool atheist talking points.
Jose Powell
This is the first movie I saw a kid die in, and I was a kid at the time. Completely rocked me, didn't think kids could die.
David Gonzalez
Wonder if you're a fake Christian if you do believe in hell, then. What happens to them, do they go to he- oh yeah
Jackson Evans
think that might be mandy morbid
Lincoln Carter
Are You Afraid of the Dark*
Colton Cook
Yeah, but.... she's legal. This movie gave such a boner.
Carson Brown
Well no because they don't exist anymore. The dog basically got killed and eaten and the thing is just using its DNA and memories to pretend to be that dog.
Joseph Scott
Good taste
Chase Lee
they go back to the state of nothingness they were in before they were born
Colton Martinez
your fedora is cutting off oxygen to your brain
Christopher Ross
This one is so bad that they couldn't even get it to work in the movie by its own logic. They state that a single cell of thing is enough to totally take over a man. So then a thing need only leave a layer of its cells on objects, or make any sort of transient contact with a human, to initiate the takeover. Against such a thing it would be impossible for virtually all to survive. But they don't explore this in the film, instead they show assimilation being a horrible drawn out process.
That other guy was right. It's Dean Koontz' Phantoms. The death moths and the head pies in that movie...whew.
Brody Ramirez
that's not true, the thing is a cellular organism of some sort. It's able to overpower any mammalian cell membrane defenses but that doesn't necessarily hold for any possible organism.
I was talking about the original, where yes, there were some horrible deaths (the doctor and the first guy to be assimilated), but all the secret assimilations didn't have any evidence of being painful.
Just tell her to frig off and go eat some cheese burgers
Jacob Jackson
The word "hel" is old German. Old English is descended from old German. The Bible wasn't written in German or English. It's older than English and German, that's for sure. It was written in Greek, Aramaic, and Hebrew. The concept of Hell is very much found in the Bible even if the word isn't. I won't give you a full list of verses because you can use Google just as easily as I can. There are about a half dozen different words used to refer to Hell spread across those three languages, and many more passages that are parables or allusions without giving the concept a name. Most of ideas about Hell derive from Christ's teachings, especially various parables. The Church Fathers and the Church hashed out the formal doctrine of Hell in the centuries immediately after the ministry of Christ based on the Bible and adopted that doctrine as dogma. Hell is in the Nicene Creed. When the Germanic tribes were Christianized in the Middle Ages, they merely took the existing old German word for the underworld in pagan religion, "Hel," and applied that word to an idea in Church dogma derived from the Bible. English merely followed suit as the new language gradually emerged. Other European languages not descended from German such as the Romance languages don't use Hell, and instead use words like Inferno, derived from Latin. It absolutely terrifies me that someone would discard a core Christian doctrine merely because they don't understand that different languages slap different words on the same ideas.
Jackson Cruz
whaaaaaat the heck are you talking about? Did you miss the part where they're writhing in agony?
Dylan Jenkins
what absolutely terrifies me is the fact that people are unironically discussing jewish mythology in a thread about horror film creatures
Alexander Adams
You don't even get a fedora tip.
Justin Sanders
Fuck I remember a similar experience >Watching TV with dad >Flip through movie channels >It's getting dark so good movies should be on >Stop on channel where the defibrillator scene is on >About to change until I saw Kurt Russel >Recognise him from Captain Ron >Dad said the movie seems familiar >Chest opens, crunch down >Drop the fucking remote >End up running out the room listening to the sounds of Norris thing coming out of the stomach That fucked me up for weeks and I didnt watch Kurt Russel movies for years afterwards
>Everything would have been fine if he just gave her the dick
Such a strange movie.
Hudson Taylor
>f-fedora lmao
Ian Lewis
>someone post the pasta plz
Camden Gray
>Christians look on Hell as something people inflict upon themselves. Smoking may cause cancer but god sending you to hell for not believing in him is all on him.
Jonathan Sullivan
Get the blood samples from everyone in this thread.
Christopher Bailey
Anyone else liked the book, Hellbound Heart? I have a huge backlog but your post made me want to read it again
the terminator, or that thing in It Follows something that just won't stop until you're dead and you can't reason with or get rid of, fuck that shit that's my worst nightmare
Ryan Morris
Source on this one? Is she a regular zombie or some kind of mummified corpse? It looks familiar
Michael Mitchell
This makes me wonder if I should bring up that doujin where the guy is essentially is married to The Thing
Adam Mitchell
Which version of The Blob should I watch? inb4: all >manage to have sex >other person doesn't believe you >she dies >you are next again Well fuck
Julian Jackson
You totally shouldn't but post it anyway haha
Tyler Phillips
The different words like Gehenna, Sheol etc. have different meanings tho and some translations just oversimplified it by always using the same word to translate it. And he's true about the BDSM torture being BS to help normies comprehending the horror of afterlife without God. But that's it, the worst part of Hell, the absence of God, not having some demon plucking your nails while Jennifer Lopez music plays in the background.
Parker Jones
>Which version of The Blob should I watch? The 1988 remake is hands down the best.
Ayden Martinez
Still got it!
Easton Harris
>Watch 1988 Blob remake >they kill the kid on screen Didn't expect that, good shit
Charles Jones
Imagine believing a Jew had to kill himself so that YOU wouldn't be sent to the oven.
It Follows would have been towards the top of the list until they made it a physical being. Throw a blanket or paint over it and show the cops, lock it in a jail cell or a vault. Done. When it was still just a paranormal being then you were fucked and would have to constantly move. I wouldn't try to have sex since then you never know when it's coming back for you. Just gotta study it's walking speed and stay ahead of it.
Jaxon Hernandez
This, no question about it. I'd prefer a blissful death over the eternal torture this guy would subject me to
Michael Martin
1988 version is incredible minus Kevin Dillon. The effects are fantastic and literally no one is safe.
if only it were true we'd have far less of them around today
Gavin Morris
if it wasn't true then we'd have far more of them around today, so which would you prefer?
Tyler Diaz
You are definitely right, assuming the doctor was correct. Humans shed almost fifty thousand skin cells every day and if it only takes one of those to infect a human then that base would have been overcome before anyone knew it.
the concept is solid, the film sucked though they could do so much more with it
i just think if you got stuck in hospital or in a car crash or anything, you could never stop and rest that thing would follow you you're whole life and you'd have to consider every single move you ever made. every time you went to sleep. it would fucking suck man.
This is the worst by far, imagine living in a reality where the bonus situation constantly gets disregarded or pushed back but when you are actually required to do something, they dangle the fate of your full share in your face and threaten to take it away if you don't comply. And then the cycle repeats and you just keep running in the hamster wheel for eternity.
I'll take being eaten by the blob, assimilated by the thing, tortured in hell and any other horror situation rather than the fucking bonus situation
>Auschwitz had an art museum, a library, regular concerts and sporting events, a “theater for music and drama,” a swimming pool (sometimes used for water polo) and a brothel for lonely inmates
Given all the weird stuff people write about the holocaust and the fact that it's illegal in supposedly free countries to even talk about it I'm not surprised at all the crazy stuff people spread around.
Luis Robinson
I saw this movie in theaters, I was six at the time. Those fucking slug things gave me nightmares for months. To this day, I have to turn away when they start swallowing the guys limbs
>assimilated "One other thing... It seems to rip through your clothes when it gets you. Windows found some shredded long-johns but the name tag was missing." I'd say it implies quick and quiet but also internally violent assimilation. I always thought it'd be extremely painful no matter what. Not to mention, a few brief scenes show Norris straining and holding his chest several times, though they quickly cut away so we don't see much. To me it implied the Thing learned how to do it internally without shredding clothes, but such a process is still very painful.
Robert Jenkins
My head canon is that all the xenos have the capacity to be intelligent but their behavior is dependent on their numbers. In the first movie it's alone so it takes the role of of an intelligent silent killer (it's also shown to be able to produce eggs so maybe all of them can become a queen xeno if the environment requires it), in the second movie their number is much greater so it would be better for them to be mindless drones so that they can more easily work as one.
>>Lady Thing likes you so it assimilates you. >>You're part of it as it turns into a sexy girl. >>You have no control but you're aware and feel everything as the two you go off in a hot chick body to have kinky adventures.
Lincoln Peterson
Totally missed the point of the movie. Cenobites are a gift not a horror it may hurt at first but trust me once you're used to getting torn apart by chains and needles shoved into your dickhole it becomes a pleasure you can't even begin to comprehend.
Colton Campbell
yeah aliens would suck they'd be my next pick over the terminator
not that scary they're the equivalent of a bunch of junkies tripping out trying to take a bite out of you, there's worse stuff to pick
also personally i'd be alright with being a zombie to be honest it doesn't seem like such a bad time, they're pretty chill
Gavin Lee
Because literally all you gotta do is hide in your basement for like a week before they rot so much they can't even move.
Adrian Nguyen
Only if you are a Zoomer. If not, you're okay.
Jaxson Hill
youtube.com/watch?v=HQDy-5IQvuU Given the new movies it's possible that none of the aliens are actually being killed since they are a sapient, grey goo, hive mind.
Angel Kelly
Reminds me of that Dark horse comic that implies that Xenomorphs are only dangerous because their an invasive species and are only dangerous because they no longer had to deal with any of their natural predators and where a part of a much larger food chain
Dawn of the Dead remake zombies never rotted away and they spent months hiding in a mall and they wer still super fast.
Camden Nelson
There must be some way of couching a wish such that it is worthwhile and you get to keep your soul.
Chase Butler
Dunno. I mean its not scary because we already know all the "mythology" behind them, but if you unprepared and it happens out of nowhere like in Night of Living Dead... shit would hit the fan for sure.
Adrian Jenkins
The Thing would probably be an awesome gf.
William Perez
I'll never forgive the studio kikes for removing all the practical effects and replacing it with cgi because "cgi is more realistic"
Jayden Price
*Gets throat slit*
Carter Reyes
those fuckers in 28 days/weeks would be terrifying i'd still rather deal with them than most of the other stuff in this thread, also after a while it'd probably be quite cathartic killing those guys.
Nicholas Green
Wtf I want more, it seems super cute. Not even hentai, I’d totally read this as a romantic comedy.
it's his enthusiasm that gets me you could call it infectious even
Angel Harris
Theoretically, the Thing could assimilate the Blob.
Isaiah Adams
Looked
David Sullivan
It's from a children's show on nickelodeon, are you afraid of the dark
Adam Bell
but the blob dissolves everything it touches
Brody King
Return of the Living Dead has probably the most dangerous Zombies out there: Smart, can talk, borderline unkillable..THEY WILL GET YOU which is what drastically separates them from most other zombies
lol guarenteed replies from butthurt mexicans. 100% anyone who whines about this post is some >OH ESSE LOOK THA VIRGIN MARY PRAY THE ROSARY tier shitskin.
Christian Martin
>God, man, when I was 8 or so, I saw "The Thing" was on television on my room's TV
I remember my dad flicking through channels and glimpsing the scene where a dude's head turns into a spider. Then my mom made him turn the channel because she was a puritan cunt back then. My brain couldn't even process what was going on at the time. I wasn't even scared, I was confounded by the sheer spectacle of it. I didn't find out what movie it actually was for another fifteen years. I had to be around the same age.
Charles Robinson
Real life serial killer victims say otherwise. Like the gagged little boy who died with a scream on his lips while being tortured to death by one of the 70s pedo homo snuff film distributing 'respected community members'.
>which horror film creature/person/entity etc would you least like to deal with in real life? The Leprechaun because I'd have to listen to all his shitty puns.
>white people feel more sorry for dogs than for their fellow humans lmao
Grayson Edwards
Hellraiser I put a spell on youu
Joshua Hall
The Blob, going by the creator's own words, is a SINGLE CELLED ORGANISM at enormous levels.
The Thing is a MULTI-CELLULAR ORAGNISM. It wouldn't affect the Blob, the Blob would just melt the Thing down into more mass for itself.
Aiden Barnes
Fucking this. >can’t be fought >can’t be reasoned with >can’t be escaped >spooky as fuck appearance and sounds >what she actually does to victims is ambiguous, so it could be a fate worse than death
Asher Allen
Not unless you're some mystic or magician, no. I guess not. Some necromancer would cause the Grudge to shit herself probably.
Charles Walker
Emilia Clarke?
Brody Evans
This is so easy though.
First wish. "I am now gay. Second wish. "You are now my incredibly handsome 11/10 husbando" Third wish. "I am now a djinni too"
Camden Miller
>Not wanting to get jerked off by fetishists for eternity until you get bored and turn into a fetishist yourself. What are you a faggot?
You DO know that the cenobites aren't demons right? They're immortal wizards whose pursuit of physical pleasure and hedonism made them progressively more numb to physical indulgence and pushed them to greater extremes of sensation until they were ripping faces off and fucking eye holes.
>can’t be fought >can’t be reasoned with >can’t be escaped >spooky as fuck appearance and sounds >what she actually does to victims is ambiguous, so it could be a fate worse than death She sounds like freak
You have to take into account that The Thing has its own plans going on. It tried to build itself another spaceship out of random crap, maybe there’s a reason it didn’t just want to spray shit everywhere to take over everyone
Austin James
As a Catholic who's come to terms with the fact that the God I believe in may not exist, this is essentially how I see things. I'm more interested in getting people to right the wrongs in their lives to better themselves. I know I'm a shitty person and a shitty Christian, but what's important is trying to make things better and help people to see they need to do so too.
Christian Americans are the only guys pushing for this view and they account for less than 5 percent of all christians, most of them are not even part of a main branch of Christianity. Inform yourself
Logan Kelly
Yeah, I know. Actually if you stare at that image long enough you can start to hear Bad Company too.
Eli Thomas
I don't know why that face is so terrifying. Blood teeth demons don't scare me, but a pale face with a gaping mouth gazing off into nowhere is horrifying to me. I guess it's because it's more or less just a corpse.
Jeremiah Phillips
How has Michael myers not been mentioned?
Owen Barnes
..I know it may not be it, but this reminds me of Blade Trinity?
Cameron Walker
that fucking phonebooth man...
William Peterson
I wish you would spend all of eternity dedicated to nothing but destroying every last one of your own kind, never bothering any other being ever again.
Nathan Cook
some do some join them
Nathaniel Garcia
Man, I'd be down, but if humanity doesn't get fast-tracked for full Warhammer 40k then I can't see us surviving more than a couple of movies.
Brandon Gray
>Inform yourself It's impossible to be informed of every nonsense religion on the planet and unclear what the benefit might be but what exactly is Jesus Christ saving his followers from if not hell?
Juan White
someone post the fedora trenchcoat guy prepping up his katana and then the last shot is him walking out of his house
James Butler
>03 It is an evil fucking room
Colton Peterson
A lot of horror characters and creatures could be easily dealt with if you had some basic knoledge and prep >the blob There is a slow moving blob of digestive acid, dont touch it, kill it with molotovs >leatherface There's a tard with a chainsaw, cap him wih a pistol >Jason Grab a rifle thats at least 5.56 and keep blowing his legs off while waking backwards, he can't regenrate or teleport if you can see him >Freddy Would stand no chance aginisnt anybody working in pairs, fall asleep, grab him, wake up with freddy in the sights of a firing squad Meyers >same as jason Pinhead/cenobites Don't be a degenerate, dont open the box and he will leave you alone Chunky >defeated by enviromental awareness, if he cant get the drop on you, hes just a doll with a knife, take him out with a bb gun or .22
Anthony Lee
>kill it with molotovs user...
Cameron Clark
The thing >thoroughly clear the area room by room with flame throwers, keep the squad members in sight at all times
Now that you think about it, unironically Boo could be a good horror movie monster
Owen Lee
Another person pointed out earlier that if a single cell is enough to infect a person then everyone is essentially doomed because ordinary living things disperse thousands of cells into their environment every day as it is. At the least you would expect thing dust mites to begin devouring everyone after consuming some infected skin cells within two days or so.
Jaxon Price
The one that springs to life from your id and tentacle rapes you to death.
Not really a horror movie but the "harvesting" scene in War of the Worlds terrified me when I saw it at 10 years old. Imagine being stuck in an alien spaceship with a bunch of other humans knowing your body is going to be used as fertilizer.
>Infect a penguin >Get eaten by a killer whale and assimilate it >Swim to South America >Proceed as normal
Leo Ross
How is it degenerate to solve a box puzzle and can you blame the characters for not anticipating a bunch of cenobytes would pop out of it?
Carson Nelson
You could find that already on /d/
Kevin Reyes
Animals don't sin.
Kayden Smith
Deadites would be a serious pain in the ass , not so much deadly or garenreed death, but are extremely persistant , refuse to die, while making fun of you the whole time
Plus they don't seem to follow any specific set of monster 'rules'. They can just sort of arbitrarily appear, move into a host, hop hosts, and its not exactly clear how to kill them. Some seem to die from headshots, while others continue to move and wiggle even when cut to pieces.
>They state that a single cell of thing is enough to totally take over a man. No, they fear it. No true evidence.
Ian Bailey
Source?
Brody Flores
The Untamed
Jeremiah Torres
T-thanks
Joshua White
The box usually falls into the hands of degenerates beacause they are the ones to most often seek it out due to rumors of maximum pleasure inside, e.g.:frank If you just solve the puzzlebox and pinhead and friends appear, they would just look at you then fuck off, you have to want them to take you or have a reson to summon them
Liam King
They didn't seem to dislike the idea of taking Kirsty in his place and make her their fucktoy though.