This is more terrifying than any horror movie I can remember. Any more atomkino suggestions?
This is more terrifying than any horror movie I can remember. Any more atomkino suggestions?
Brody Gonzalez
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Nathaniel Thomas
There's always Threads.
Easton Ross
I've already seen documentaries and read reports about Chernobyl. What new does the show bring to the table?
Jaxson Cooper
where can I watch this without paying
Anthony Phillips
Andromeda Strain (1971)
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Nothing like an unstoppable alien virus that can wipe out your planet
Justin Flores
Watch Threads and Fail-Safe
Isaac Carter
When the wind blows
Christopher Garcia
>This is more terrifying than any horror movie I can remember.
I kinda ruined it by reading too much about what happened IRL in between episodes. Should have waited for all the episodes to be available and binged it.
Josiah Clark
Pu-239
Wyatt Gonzalez
>everyone getting radiation burns even from touching clothes, vomiting and collapsing on the spot
>senior engineers only caring about covering their asses
>politicians cordoning people in and hiding things
>scientists ignored or shouted down
Fuck me
Jaxon Rodriguez
Blake Smith
BBC's Surviving Disaster, S01E03 is very(!) much in the same vein.
Chernobyl: The Final Warning focuses on Dr. Robert Gale, and the palliative care of the irradiated
Brandon Ward
the internet
Brayden Hernandez
link pls
Aiden Young
>INVISIBLE THING IS TERRIFYING
Wyatt Edwards
Sent! :)
Robert Roberts
nothing new, but it's high budget drama so you get to see and feel some emotions emulating the real thing. the music, acting and cinematography is really good and captures the horror and confusion of the accident
Angel Nguyen
existential dread and atmospheric horror presented as prestige drama with some of the finest acting talent on the planet
Anthony Bennett
ice films has it.
Luis Cook
can you not find anything yourself? are you literally an infant?
Jaxson Thompson
There is a reason why most of the slavs don't miss communism
Gabriel Peterson
Someone should write a script of some Chernobyl-style mystery horror story or something.
>Soviet 80s aesthetics, lifeless buildings, antiquated equipment
>The ubiquitous threat of radiation is invisible, all we have are crackling dosimeters and failing electronics
>Nature slowly taking back the evacuated area, spawning weird mutant animals
>Remains of the evacuated cities tell heartbreaking stories
Such an amazing setting.