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آج کے منتخب ۵ شعر

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Movies with an underlying sense of dread only to explode at the end. (Killing of a Sacred Deer, The Invitation etc.)

1 upvotes • Brainshredder
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Torture Porn, Slasher, Elevated Horror, Found Footage - Why do we perpetuate some dumb critic’s assessment of our beloved genre and then spend all our time gatekeeping about it?

1 upvotes • Hazel_Rah1
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Alphabet Horror Showdown: Greatest Horror Movie by Letter (G Edition)

1 upvotes • thatguyantonio
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Need help finding movie

1 upvotes • Garneht
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'A Quiet Place: Day One' (2024) blew me away!

1 upvotes • GiraffesForHigher
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Why are America and Britain so important for the film genre of horror?

1 upvotes • Logical-Plum-2499
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Any suggestions like The Killing of a Sacred Deer? Looking for movies that have an underlying sense of dread the whole time but go off the rails at the end. (I have already seen The Invitation but this is another great example.)

1 upvotes • Brainshredder
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Best indie horror

1 upvotes • dinohead12
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Free movie ticket for A Quiet Place

1 upvotes • CatrickSwayze
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