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KoiceReloaded:
LMAO. Beorn and Ishilove are looking for a 3rd partner. I think you ticked all the boxes.

sugaDaddy:
Lol! I know what you mean but I think they took it too far in this particular movie. Especially the scene were the Priest kept following the possessed kid then eventually ended up being trapped in a conffin. Infuriating.

This is why you hardly see Black people in horror movies.

KoiceReloaded:
You and Ishi should open a club together. Both of your are a couple of soft touches.

Ishilove:
I am, but I still hate horror movies.

toluxe0075:
It is an integral framework of horror movies . Stating that jump scares is irrelevant in horror movies is like saying having some level of brutality or extreme violence in fight scenes of action movies is irrelevant, we all know it's one of the things that makes fight scenes memorable.

KoiceReloaded:
Jump-scare in horror is just lazy writing. Look at it this way; it's 99% guaranteed that you'd score a penalty without a goalie manning the post, no? All you gotta do is kick the ball straight down the middle with your foot, and voila, you've scored. That's jump-scare in a heartbeat. It's easy to scare people. You can scare the average audience by merely changing a scene all of a sudden (without warning), and replacing the scene with a ghost/demon/whatever. For instance, you allow the audience to let its guard down, and BOOM! An enormous pale thing suddenly walls into frame, filling the entire frame. It’s sudden, unexpected and terrifying. Jump-scare 101. Bonus points if the ghost/demon/whatever is nightmarish looking.

Psychological horror on the hand, builds up suspense, messes with your mind, and generally creeps you out. It's makes you paranoid in a way that proves that atmosphere can maintain a sense of tension and dread throughout, and doesn't need to have cheap jump-scares in order to be frightening. It let's you use your own thoughts. When it comes to atmospheric impact, the less you see/expect is always better.


Hereditary and The Babadook are two prime examples of a psychological horror. Both repeatedly build suspense until it becomes unbearable, and very rarely provides audiences the emotional relief of jump-scares. I'd take this two over the run-of-the-mill jump-scare horrors flooding the horror genre, any day.

mancheeutd:
Maybe I watched the wrong movie not that scary

KoiceReloaded:
The Nun employed jump-scares to scare the audience, and I'm completely desensitized to that particular brand of horror. Jump scare is tantamount to tickling someone with your hands, thereby, physically persuading them to laugh against their will. It's a cheap tactics.

Ishilove:
I am off horror movies for good after Annabelle- Creation. Never again!!

KoiceReloaded:
Dark is dope. Kind of a mindf**k though. Gives off Predestination and Looper vibes.


So, make sure you have your thinking cap on.

KoiceReloaded:
Not my kind of show, at all. Watch at your own risk.

KoiceReloaded:
3:10 to Yuma 480p

Beorn.

KoiceReloaded:
Lolz, that's the only viable download links I can find. If you stream like I do, you might wanna check out 123movies00.com. The video resolution is prestine.

KoiceReloaded:
You can get them both at fz movies.

troubleseller:
They don't. The last good Western was Tarantino's Hateful Eight. Too bad his next movie might be his last.

KoiceReloaded:
A rewatch actually.

I'm rewatching old western masterpieces, like 3:10 to Yuma, True Grit and Unforgiven. They don't make them like that anymore.

Elder0001:
Longtime

Moneyboyz:
Equalizer 2 na wash jare...
5/10

KoiceReloaded:
To summarize what Bobby Axelrod said in just a few words: don't get angry, get even. Let your hatred be your inspiration/motivation, instead of a deterrent.

oyetpel:
Whitey Bulger is dead.

I remember i recommended the movie Black Mass to someone here. A true life story about a criminal and FBI informant. His brother William was a powerful local Democratic politician who became president of the Massachusetts State Senate in 1978 and later the president of the University of Massachusetts.

Johnny Depp(pirates of the Caribbean) acted as Whitey Bulger, while Benedict Cumberbath(Dr Strange) acted as his brother.


Whitey Bulger story also inspired The Departed, which won the Academy Award for best picture in 2007.

JeromeBlack:
Beorn needs to understand the dark side. Have a lesson from Bobby Axelrod

KoiceReloaded:
Lolz. Smart guy.

Lemme decipher it for the benefit of everyone.

-"I'm a doubting thomas..." alludes to "Tom", which is short for Thomas, a disciple of Jesus, famed for doubting his resurrection.
- "...going for a smooth ride" alludes to "Cruise", which is defined as to move or proceed smoothly.
- "My first name starts with a letter that comes after the letter s..." alludes to the the letter "T"
- ...my surname ends with a letter that comes before the letter f."alludes to the letter "E"

Pretty basic stuff.

JeromeBlack:
It seems everyone had a good weekend with different hyped movies to watch!

.......except for real madrid, who found themselves in a horror movie where they were the victims of barca sharpshooter squad. 5-1! Damn!!

Ebubemg:
link to the wedding party 2

moiaimi:
the episode one of legacies to me is a waste of MB