Post horror films that aren't murderous jumpscares.
Post horror films that aren't murderous jumpscares
Angel Watson
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Adam Smith
The Haunting of Hill house series was surprisingly good with their scares. A little dramatic family issues at times but the quiet background spooks were on point.
John Morales
I'll look into it
Easton Barnes
I watched Angel Heart with my mom last night.
Nolan Thomas
The Changeling.
Dominic Green
Depends what type of horror movie you're looking for I got a list of horror subgenres pastebin.com
Benjamin Carter
lake mungo
Parker Martinez
Kino movie
Jackson Taylor
Critters 1 and 2
Ryder Gonzalez
that was a good film..i thought only I watched it
Grayson Allen
it was popular in the uk i think
Samuel James
murder and jumpscares are literally the scariest things
Blake Bennett
Any Forums doesn't consider horror a real genre because idiots here conflate horror with a literal physical threats to their safety, and a movie screening obviously isn't ever going to assault them. No one here has an imagination, they can't place themselves in an imaginary scenario.
Ian Wright
Luis James
The Awakening
the Borderlands
Jason Phillips
He asked for a horror
Sebastian Martinez
Pales in comparison to the stage original
Jace Fisher
Kino
Luke Thompson
it's literally the greatest horror film in the last 2 decades
Landon Gomez
Nope. Tedious family drama about grief =/= horror. Sorry.
Landon White
Jump scares are shit and they aren’t even scary, they’re just startling.
Cooper Nguyen
>ghosts aren't horror
James Long
>Nope. Tedious family drama about grief =/= horror. Sorry.
Love or hate Lake Mungo this statement is just wrong there are plenty of family drama horror movies
Jordan Reyes
>murder and jumpscares are literally the scariest things
For you maybe everyone is scared by different things
Dominic Thomas
yeah but they're still the scariest
Isaiah Bennett
Yes, but I had to explain the ending to my mom because she's not the sharpest knife in the rape dungeon.
Lincoln Lewis
Nah alzheimer's and the unknown