/hor/ horror general

No escape from sneedality! *upvotes*

I remember that attack on titan episode!

being fat with these legs

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The scariest? That's hard to say. A lot of shit are dealbreakers for me when it comes to being scary or not. Obvious CGI being at the top of the list. Also: blaring score, bad animatronics, bad acting, found footage that doesn't make sense to have been filmed.
Jumpsacres are okay if they don't rely too much on the score/camerawork. A lound noise or a swivel of the camera is just annoying.
I love horror and love b horror movies (moslty older shit) but they rarely scare me.
Some movies have one good scary scene. Like the new Blair Witch movie and the underground tunnels scene. But that scene isn't enough to call the movie scary (or even good).
Some are gory and/or just disturbing without being scary.
In the last 10 years there's been a lot of shitty mainstream horror movies and some great indie ones but fuck none of them were scary for me.

Probably some short amateur horror movie that got raped by Hollywood like Lights Out (but not actually Lights Out because the puppet at the end of the short film was made of laugh).

Hereditary?

Would you play him at shortstop if he was the only way to stay under your salary cap?

Drag Me to Hell.

No.
That movie was barely decent, why are people praising it so much?

Because everything else has been shit by comparison?

because it's an outstanding horror movie. name three better horror movies released since 2000

Only brainlets and children think horror movies are actually scary.

embarrassing

guys what happened to clive barker? why did he stop making movies?

Is that one user here I recommended The Head Hunter too?