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Any horror movies that genuinely scared you as an adult?
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>>223215654
a trip to the dentist scare me more that horror movies.
You how expensive that shit is?
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>>223215654
Most movies that "scare" me or cause me to have feelings of dread and hopelessness aren't even horror movies. Mulholland Drive is a good example.
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Perfect days
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The owl woman in Under the Silver Lake unnerved me enough to bolt up in bed and scramble to turn on the lights a couple times. Not a horror movie though.
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I just skip the scary parts
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>>223215654
possessor didn’t quite scare me, but it definitely made me uncomfortable. that’s about as close to dead as movies can take me as an adult.
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Retards creep me out. Scarier than the Satanist plot.
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>>223215654
This and the girl looking out of the tent in Oddity startled me enough to gasp audibly.

>>223215784
Owl woman spooked me a little bit, too.

I’d say Smile takes the prize, though. Those scenes ramping up with her in her house were genuinely scary.
The ending less so.
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>>223215654
Not a movie but I still get creeped out thinking about P.T. in a pitch black hallway decade later.
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Hellhouse LLC yeah that was pretty good
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>>223215654
Certainly not that piece of shit!
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I looked over my shoulder in the autopsy of Jane doe once
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Sinister
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Something about the creepy atmospheric music while he watches the tapes has always scared and unnerved me than any movie I've ever seen.
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>>223215654
Thai version of shutter was scary
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>>223215946
The parts with the clown mannequin moving around are creepy but otherwise I don't think this one is very scary
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It's not a scare per se, but the part in The Apostle where he's in the filthy water in a drain tunnel, and the gross grandma appears in the dirty water (actually a depleted Goddess but that's besides the point) and starts trying to grab the protag gave me a strong "NO NO NO NO DO NOT WANT" sensation.
Not a scare per se but the closest I get to them.
I also really enjoyed the first Gladys appearance (when she appears on the ceiling) in Weapons, it's a quality jumpscare (even though I started laughing).
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>>223215654
I can't think of a single movie that scares me
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>Any horror movies that genuinely scared you as an adult?
Not really,
The Twin Peaks ending made me uncomfortable though. I felt sad for Cooper. And now with Lynch being in a better world, Cooper is doomed forever.
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>>223215654
I watch the Conjuring Universe in the dark, it is the only series I can think of that genuinly manages to "scare" me, in the sense of causing a uncomfortable fealing of dread.
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>>223218976
This is the only horror movie in forever that made me feel that uncomfortable and spooked feeling. It's really a shame that the movie just went full 2000's jump-scare at the end. The home movies and the boy crawling out of the box was some top kino horror moments.
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>>223215654
No.
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>>223215946
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