>the scariest thing gen z can think of is a romantic partner who loves you

>>221400892
I miss liveleak.

>>221400892
Tell me how I know you're not a thinking man, OP.
>>221402014
I don't.

>>221402071
>t. brainlet

she does the smile thing bro

Liveleak wasn't scary lol. It was a hilarious paradise where people could attach sound effects to play when you mouseover their profile pic in the comments

Because for the average zoomer and millennial, a skinny white girl can overpower them easily. That's why they're so scared of her in the movie. Women wear the pants in the relationship.

>>221402684
There is nothing scarier than real life, brainlet.

>>221402759
Skill issue

What is that Flypaper movie?

>>221403129
https://archive.org/details/Tales_of_the_Unexpected_026_03x01_the_flypaper

>>221402014
I miss Best Gore.
Fucking leafs.

>>221403317
The absolute worst thing I ever saw there was a workplace accident, someone getting sucked into the machine and all that's left of them were pieces of skin, blood all over the machine.

>>221400892
the chud memespeak on this board is getting stupider by the day

>>221400892
A woman settling with a regular man is the scariest thing in the world to gynoZOG puppets.

>>221403167
Thank you anon.

>>221403345
Also whether you realise it in real time or not, seeing real gore leaves a scar in your subconscious. Doubly true if you ever witness gore first hand. Hell, I saw a motorcyclist get his leg destroyed under a truck wheel outside my workplace and his screams and the image scarred me for life

>>221403345
That was a good one if your talking about the Russian one in the factory.
Cartel videos scarred me for life.
I will never travel to Mexico.

none of that supernatural shit (exorcist, obsession, slenderman) is scary because you know it's impossible (god doesn't exist, slenderman is some scp retarded shit, obsession is some stupid monkeys paw thing)

chernobyl is one of the few "scary" tv shows/films of the last 20 years because it actually happened and could happen again.

>>221400892
Because it speaks to both gender's worst fears. A female's worst fears are that a man in her life would see her as an object to be used and rape her and not care about who she was as a person and take advantage of her. A male's worst fears are not being able to get a gf or that his girl will be crazy and ruin his life with her psychotic behavior. Another scary thing about the film is that it is realistic. Yes, a one wish willow doesn't exist, but women can still develop mental illness and they fear that their male friends might rape them or take advantage to date them if they had the chance to catch them in a vulnerable position- Bear seems like a nice normal guy so he is a woman's worst fear since they think he could actually be a rapist who wants her to love her more than anything. At the same time, mentally ill obsessive women do exist, mental illness can be hidden until it's not. my friend started dating this girl who seemed normal but she turned out to have split personalities and he is still dating her even though sometimes she acts like a child or like an obsessive psycho. Before you freaks say you'd hit that she's also a JEW and he had no idea since she had a really good rhinoplasty and he's not a 4chan user. A man also fears a woman not being what she seems, yes she probably won't be a demon entity but "she" could even be a TROON, you can never take a woman at face value this days- the film is a warning to both genders. Monsters aren't scary anymore, the new horror is films like this that speak to our deepest primal fears. The fear or being alone. And the fear of being not...

>>221404327
Exorcist is scary if you aren't a subhuman retarded new age atheist, the director actually went to many exorcisms you retard
Obsession is more like real life yandere women but eh
Chernobyl would never happen again. It specifically only happened because of the USSR cutting corners and rushing the plant, and the staff being extremely unequipped and untrained to deal with the incident. Nuclear is insanely safe if actual effort is put into security and training the staff. The Soviets never gave a fuck about that because that takes money which doesn't go to the main leaders.

>>221404582
good, now you can watch the flypaper to see the concept handled with subtlety and class.

>>221403167
I saw it coming but appreciated it regardless