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Personally, I thought it was super fun! I knew a bit about the original from game streams and such, but I think it was a work that even people unfamiliar with it could enjoy. There were some light jump scares at the beginning, but almost none after that, so it might be easy to watch even for those who are not good with startling moments? As expected, James Wan is generally reliable, and I had high expectations since A24 was producing it, and it definitely met them!✨️

"The Mist" "The Others" from a long time ago "The Fourth Kind" that I heard about a little while ago I heard The Fourth Kind was pretty messed up so I wanted to watch it, but it was only on streaming services so I gave up. But I wanted to watch it. Is there any way to watch these three?

Now playing in theaters. I hadn't seen the original work or the movie before, so this was my first time experiencing Yatsuhaka Village. It was a movie that made me realize how much a director can change things! *Since I watched it expecting a Kosuke Kindaichi mystery by Seishi Yokomizo, I thought, 'So that's how it is!'.

It's an old movie, but one I want to watch again. Charade and Hellraiser... I only saw them once on a TV movie show back in the day, and I just remember being scared, I've forgotten the plot... I want to watch them again!! I especially want to watch Charade because I heard there's a scene with a real one in it.

Speaking of which, I went to see the movie The Backrooms the other day! Since it's originally a mysterious urban legend, the movie also had a pretty creepy and strange ending. And isn't it wild that the director of this movie is 21 years old? lol Apparently, the director Kane Parsons is currently working on the sequel, 'The Backrooms 2', so I definitely want to go see that too!! If you check out the YouTube series, there are only interesting videos, so I recommend it! The channel is called 'kane pixels'. Anyway, it's made by a young director who's a bundle of talent, so I hope you all go see it too!!

I don't watch a ton of shark movies, but I like them, so here are a few recommendations. ・Under Paris ・The Meg ・Deep Blue Sea ・Onsen Shark ・Sharknado The sharks up to Deep Blue Sea are pretty serious shark movies. Onsen Shark and Sharknado have some questionable parts, but that's what makes them fun, in my opinion. There's definitely gore, so if you're okay with that, definitely check them out.

Did you all watch 'The Backrooms', the movie that instantly became a global hit?

I'm going to watch the movie 'Backrooms' next Saturday! It's my first time going to the movies alone and it's a horror movie, so I'm pretty excited~ Quick question though, What's 4DX like? Do you recommend it?

Thanks everyone for participating! My goal is to watch 100 un-watched movies every year, so I created this hoping to discover some new gems. Please give me your best recommendations! I personally love dark and bad-ending type movies... Rather than stories with clear good vs. evil or happy endings, I find myself more satisfied with bleak or total-annihilation type conclusions. With that said, here's my recommendation: "Speak No Evil" 2022 / Denmark Director: Christian Tafdrup This film will hit you with a lot of negative emotions, so I highly recommend watching it when you're in a good mood. ☺️

I got hooked on Robert Kirkman's horror drama 'Outcast' before and still watch it online. It seems this drama is also okay, so I'm leaving a comment here🙂↕️