Horror films also gave me a lot of anxiety. To get over that dread is one of the reasons I watch so many of them.
Did you watch The Black Phone?
I guess its not eXaCtLy a horror movie, not sure what youd call it but I loved it. Part of that might be that the opening scenes hit me hard, so close to my life, it felt so real.
Theres many problems with the plot if you pay attention, but I just really enjoyed it. It was something different and character based which is lacking these days.
Demons is my all time fav. Its crap, but when I watched it I was young and I efn loved it. And part 2 is just funny to me. The little Benji dog demon was hilarious. Talking of funny theres the old Blood Diner. Horrible movie, I loved it.
Brain Dead. Oh my G does it start off boring, but then the gore and the humor! āI kick arse for the lord!ā. Apparently it starts boring deliberately to get you in a state so the horror hits more, but I think Peter Jackson might have gone a little far with that.
Most of mine are old 
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I havenāt watched Black Phone yet. I heard it is quite good, so let me see if I can watch that soon 
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i donāt like horror movies, I like just comedians and action movies because horror movies are not good for my heart comedians 
Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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Iām not a fan of horror movies but there are times that I watch paranormal documentaries which is more real. Well, thereās a reason why Iām not watching it because I can sense them especially when Iām watching. Seems like they were drawn by your fear when youāre watching
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Yes! The list is being updated continuously. Quiet Place, Part II is really good indeed!
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I just finished watching The Closet (The Closet (2020) - IMDb), and it was really good. Definitely up there in terms of nice story with a few scary moments.
Watched the new movie, Trap. It was OK if you ignore the massive plot holes. Not a strong recommendation from me.
I had also been watching a few Kurosawa horror films. No, not Akira. Itās another Kurosowaā¦Kiyoshi Kurosawa. Both Cure (Cure (1997) - IMDb) and Pulse (Pulse (2001) - IMDb) are good from an artistic point of view, but definitely not scary in modern terms.
Iām trying to avoid horror movies because of my cowardness, but sometimes curiosity wins.
āThe Cabin in the Woodsā (2011) isnāt perfect, but I like it because itās a hidden black comedy. Plus, thereās some cool SCP fan stuff, which I appreciate as an SCP fan.
I totally missed a lot of the SCP items. Can you give an example?
Itās not a direct reference, of course, but there was this underground lab where they contained all sorts of dangerous creatures, monsters, and villains.
Still, there were even glimpses of things that felt similar to whatās described on the SCP wiki.
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Thatās fair. I think Iām falling behind on my SCP lore. I forgot about the lab completely.
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Finally got around to watching the Black Phone. Really nice movie. The sequel was OK, but not as good as the original 
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BobaMilk
Nice list, Kirupa! You might want to check out āHereditaryā if you havenāt yet-top-notch modern horror with deep psychological chills.
Yoshiii
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Nice list, @kirupa! Iāve been really into āThe Haunting of Hill Houseā latelyāsuch a great mix of scares and storytelling. Looking forward to seeing what else you add!
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That I have seen, and it is really good. All of the Mike Flanagan shows have been excellent.
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WaffleFries
Added a few more! We were watching āThe Townā yesterday, and I forgot that Rebecca Hall who stars in that film also had some excellent horror movies that I need to update the list with 
Nice, that list is getting dangerously good.
WaffleFries
