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Naruto: Shippuden, You Season 3, Frasier...

That's kinda a wild combination of shows that have very little to do with each other lol

 

Those dogs, the housekeeper death, hanging from the ledge in the house, the attack on the priest; very creepy film that had much tragedy involved with the people making it too including some near miss omens.

 

If not Vader’s presence? What about vergence in the dark side? For instance Rey when she held the Sith dagger in TROS said “horrible things have been done with this.”

 

It is... wild. To say the least. I enjoy it, the main character is both sympathetic and a complete monster...

Season One and Two could be described as very unsettling horror but not in a traditional way

 

Yeah, it's really spooky how in real life there were issues for the Omen cast and crew too. And Rosemary's Baby too like you said. The Dakota building entrance is filmed where there is a suicide and John Lennon is later murdered in that exact spot. And Sharon Tate has a cameo in the movie etc. Poltergeist franchise is haunted too sadly. So many deaths in the cast. Tragic.

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The original Halloween will be a fun watch as it is really well made and a classic. Part 2 continues on exactly from the events of the original although it is a bit different. Hope you enjoy seeing them someday. I don't know much about the sequels after that. I'll watch 3 since Lady B recommends. Oh, the 4th one was good.

The Haunting of Bly Manor is good. Entertaining and a pretty slow pace too and rather thoughtful. Not too scary or anything.

 

Ah Naruto. My friend and I when we created our Star Wars names, choose Sasuke based on Sasuke Uchiha for his character name.

 

If he left anything, it was likely back at his castle. I have a hard time believing he would want to intentionally "leave something behind." That would be something done by someone who had really "drank the Kool-Aid." He always seemed to be a reluctant dark sider.

 

Walks in and sits down at desk, while continuing to take inventory of gifts

 

I agree Lord Serapis, that Vader was reluctant, especially during the beginning of Order 66. However, after he lost Padme, and his offspring, I believe Vader fully committed, drank the kool aid to the dregs. All he had left was the dark side and his mentor Palpatine. What I found curious was that Palpatine revealing Luke is Vader’s son opened the door back to Anakin, back to that reluctant dark sider. Then again Vader would likely have heard the destroyer of the Death Star was Luke Skywalker. Still Sheev goes out of his way to embroil Vader emotionally, which seems imprudent. Or did Palpatine want Luke’s body for an Essence Transfer? Needing a powerful line and host to transfer his spirit into?

 

Speaking of horror movies, has anyone else seen Hereditary? It had me really ducked up for the longest.

@Snokers: I’m really glad to see you around! I’m sorry for not greeting you sooner.

 

I am not a horror fan, per se. Show me a Tim Burton or LAIKA film and that will do it for me

 

I have seen it. An excellent horror movie, terrifying and raw in its emotion. Not for the faint of heart IMO.

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The Mother reaction to her daughter's death is heart wrenching and is seared into my soul. That and much of the acting is sublime

Also, a good movie to rewatch and notice all the details once you know the mystery.

 

Not for me, I’m afraid. I was pretty much forced to watch the entire movie in the first place, then watch the ending twice. Never again.
The acting really was amazing and the atmosphere. It’s horrendous and creepy a bit slow paced that ramps up in the climax.


Horror isn’t really my genre. I do have a couple favorites, though like the Purge and the first IT movie. I liked Dracula Untold, too. I’m more of a thriller/ psychological thriller gal.

That being said is Psycho a thriller or horror? Both or a mix?

 

Heredity left me feeling badly after watching it. It's a well made film but depressing.

Hitchcock's Psycho is a classic and contains suspense, thrills, and horror.
One of the best in the genre imo.

 

We watched “Bram Stoker’s Dracula” when I was a senior in high school and I only liked it because Winona Ryder was in it.

Does Coraline count as horror?

 

I still need to watch Coraline.
I've got a copy of Corpse Bride by Tim Burton but I've not seen it either.

Bram Stoker's Dracula is great. I always loved Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, and Anthony Hopkins in that.
And Keanu is funny as hell trying to do a British accent. He sounds like a stoned surfer lol.

 

How was “Corpse Bride”?

 

I've not seen it either, but it looks good. He even called it "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride" like Copolla did with Dracula. It's got Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter big surprise ha!

So there is this movie based off a kids book called Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark. I'm gonna give that a try and report back.

 

I like horror, if it has something unique, engages my sense of fear, and psyche.

Some favorites of mine:

Alien
Alien: Covenant
Bird Box
Dracula 2000
Terminator
Tremors
Predator
Predator 2

I prefer creature feature horror, where the survivors must test their resilience against some malevolent force.

 

Predator and Alien are great. Would Terminator and Predator be horror though? I never really considered them to be so.