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ENIHCAMBUS wrote:These pictures remind me of some SCPs.

Could be, but they're not Horror Movies per se, anyway.

WorldisQuiet5256 wrote: Everything, as long as it had the right effect in a movie, are sometimes thought to create some experience unique to it.

Here a few pictures from the Movie 300.

Lynch's films are experiences, that's it. I think a whole lot of movies, games and books fail at being immersive, hypnotic experiences. We should praise and worship those who don't
I began watching 300 once in class -last lesson before summer break- and it looked a bit cheap... would you recommend it?

I don't know.
I never seen it.

I just read the comic.

Soylent Green is an impressing Sci-Fi Classic.

Just the Design is off- It takes place in 2022, but almost every piece of furniture etc. looks like the year the movie was made in (1973).

(Spoiler) I actually ask me if there will be food made out of people.

There's actualy food made out of people. That obviously in the darkest places of the humanity and society. Don't ever tell.

ENIHCAMBUS wrote:There's actualy food made out of people. That obviously in the darkest places of the humanity and society. Don't ever tell.

I love the Alien series I can totally recommend anyone to watch the first two parts (Alien and Aliens) if you don't already know them. They are very suspense-packed Horror classics about a spaceship being infiltrated by an Alien species. That sounds unspectacular, but those movies are very well-made.

Everything Wrong With The Maze Runner In 16 Minutes Or Less

Okay, watch the film, and hear me out.
In that movie, the Maze Runner, they give nothing but vague answer for no reason at all when they could just give him the answer.
What I found to interesting is how our favorite 1998 psychological horror Film Cube, is just like that. But they do a better job than the maze Runner.

First all, in Cube, everyone keeps giving vague answer not cause they hiding something, but because they don't know whats going on. And even that one guy who designed the outer shell didn't know how the inside of the Cube work still makes sense. If a artist is ask to designed the body of an up coming sports car, he/she will also not know all the details. Does it have 6 or 8 pistons, does it have automatic or stick gear shift.

My point is that the movie Cube did a better job at telling this story without the nee for violence since we knew it would lead to someone dying without being able to prevent it.

Recently saw Nothing written and directed by Vincenzo Natali.
But....I had to watch a bootleg copy from online. The thing about his works is they are good, but not good enough to warrant availability on Netflix or Youtube.

So [Instert Pastel Forum Member name here], I know how you feel about the works from that guy who made the eraser head movie.

What recent movies would you recommend me to watch?

Haunter.
Its on Netflix. Unlike your ussaly haunted house with dead ghosts, its the reverse...so to speak.
But stay away from ABC of Death 2. It said to have his short clip that director made on the letter U.
But...there was some nasty other crap. I'm still trying to get over what I saw on the Letter Z.

I used this list to help me find his work.