Horror
This community is dedicated to those of us that love horror and want to discuss that.
Want to know what horror movie should watch next? Post here and ask the community!
Rules so you don't get your head blown up:
Rule 1 - 18+
You must be 18 or older to be active in this community.
Rule 2 - No spoilers
If you want to talk spoilers mark the post clearly! Preferable as NSFW.
Rule 3 - No self promotion / SPAM
Spamming will give you an instant ban.
Rule 4 - Be civil and respectful
Don't be a dick.
Rule 5 - No real gore images / videos
Images or videos depicting real violence or gore will not be tolerated.
Rule 6 - No discussion on piracy
Links to illegal content will get you a ban. This includes links to torrent sites and any other ways of sharing content that is copyrighted.
Rule 7 - Use NSFW tag when appropriate
If there is anything in a post that might be sensitive, then make sure to tag it as NSFW. This include images with gore. If you post a picture that has gore or might be graphic please write this above the spoiler tag!
Rule 8 - English only
This community is for english so please only post english posts and comments.
Breaking any of the above rules will make your posts removed and your user banned depending on the severity.
Want to help this community grow? We're always looking for moderators. If you don't want to be a moderator you can always make posts to help us grow that way.
Contact us if you're interested in becoming a mod!
view the rest of the comments
Only horror movie that ever made me just straight up nope out 10 minutes in is "The Poughkeepsie Tapes" I watch horror for spooks and thrills and the occasional existential dread. That shit was just too real and too close to home. Its not a horror movie you will enjoy watching. It is one that will make you feel genuinely discomforted and sick in the stomach.
Yeah I had to detox after this one. I recognised a couple of the actors, so that helped remind me it was fake, but otherwise it was too close to real serial killer cases for my taste.
Lake Mungo is still my go-to mockumentary horror. I prefer the slow build & spookiness.