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what’s the zoomer equivalent?
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>>215511267
There isn't. There's no R rated horror anymore it's all for babbies
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Literal dogshit
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>>215511267
Art the clown, boomer horror is practically kids movies compared to terrifier
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>>215511267
Boomers got those sex avenger slasher villains.

Then there was torture porn and all the occult bullshit (occult is still popular).

And later pop culture creepy pasta kind of shit. Think Five Nights at Freddy's, Slenderman, The Backrooms.

But there's a broad spectrum of horror slop, so you get solid flicks like It Follows and homosexual misogyny like Terrifier.
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>>215511267
Artie Clown and Freddy Fivebears
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>>215512311
No one watched terrifier, least of all zoomers.
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I don't think the world gets horror movies anymore. Horror movies were fun, and were just as much about costumes and effects as they were about PeOplE FuCkinG DyIng!
Everything is 2srs4me now.
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What about Terrifier retard?
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