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[Movies] Nobody Fucks Like Gaston
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"and was also a 90 minute commercial for underwear"
That's pretty much exactly what it is, to be fair
Horror movie sponsored by MeUndies.
The horror part is the price tag
gonna watch it tonight
it's that good
Although the movie that had probably the most lasting disturbing effect on me was Apocalypse Now. I can' even remember it that well but I do remember that the whole sequence at the camp where the USO helicopter went down was fucked up.
Hey, I thought throwing shade at other subforums was against the rules.
Though for whatever reason when I was 6 Creep Show terrified me. Despite the fact I had made it through much worse by that point.
i kinda only ever want to watch it in ways like that.
makes it feel more special.
I loves me some uzumaki for some dumb reason. I have the whole hardbound collection. it's hilariously bad
I was nauseous after the fact for a while from Machine Girl, but that's a different thing
Spoilered cuz nightmare fuel:
When I was a kid, I'm preeeeeeetty sure I had some form of the "hag" aspect. My bedroom door used to be open and face a short hallway (maybe 8 feet?) that led to my parents' door. There were quite a few times where I "woke up," frozen in bed, but able to see through the door into the darkness, and I swore I saw a woman standing there, just kind of floating/standing, and I knew she had bad plans for me. I would want to scream for my mom, but nothing came out. I wouldn't be able to move, just lay there seeing this thing and not knowing what was going to happen next. Typically once I was able to finally move I would immediately turn the lights on, turn my TV on and just sit there not wanting to fall back asleep again.
It is quite possibly the worst thing I have ever experienced. I'm struggling to think of anything that tops it and I can't.
But hey, it made for a great song from one of my favorite albums!
What! I love that book. It's so nuts
I love it too! But I can't honestly say it's Good Literature
man those endings: "then everything stopped and we all just never mentioned it again"
what
what
Yeah, fortunately I don't get any of the hallucinations, just the wholly natural assumption that I'm trapped in my own body forever
but the movie version of the people turning into slug monsters just got me in a way no movie before or since has
i dunno why, really
because i can eat a three course meal while watching salo
Just an extraordinarily unpleasant viewing experience. That's not because of any flaws in the film, though; I think that was kind of the entire point. But yeah, it made me feel icky. I was also having some weird misgivings about my current relationship at the time so watching it with the girl I was in said relationship with was fucking weird. Just a big ol' pit in the bottom of my stomach for the entire film.
I mean I guess
I think that book is everything it wants to be, fuck Good Literature
It definitely comes as a shock. I think I jumped both times I've seen it.
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Still scares the piss out of me.
That's fuckin hilarious!
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Fuck Funny Games, its garbage
This happens to me, too, except I have an excitable imagination so I'll start to hallucinate!
This morning, the closet doors opened and then peeled the entire wall away revealing an antechamber with a door in the left wall of the chamber slowly opening.
That's not fun.
One time a friend was crashing with me in my bed and she got up to use the bathroom and then she leaned down real close to my face and I realized it wasn't my friend because my friend had facial features and this thing did not, just smooth all the way down and then I realized my friend never got up to use the bathroom and I just sat there frozen quietly screaming.
"Readers who prefer tension and romance, Maledictions: The Offering, delivers... As serious YA fiction, I’ll give it five stars out of five. As a novel? Four and a half." - Liz Ellor
My new novel: Maledictions: The Offering. Now in Paperback!
I run into it about once every three or four months. And even if logically I know what's up now, it doesn't matter.
Poltergeist is a damn fine film. I think the re-make did an excellent job of making a believable family but the ghost stuff pretty much sucked.
My parents did an absolutely terrible (amazing) job about what movies young Gus saw.
i was probably 6 or 7 when i did, since that'd be around the time i discovered troma and fell in love with death wish 2.
i think it was maybe dracula