It is one of the scariest if not the scariest because it shows a family getting completly obliterated and drifting apart. It's actually a film about a family crisis and that part is so f***ing real that it gets me more than trashy jumpscares
how much different is the unrated? I’ve seen the theatrical and didn’t dig it that much.
its essentially the exact same movie. Just shows a little bit more gore.
plus horror is the most subjective genre together with comedy. its the hardest thing to do and please everyone
Something about the aura and atmosphere Ari Aster created was genuinely unnerving. I get chills even thinking about certain scenes from that movie and a horror movie hasn't done that to me in a long, long time.
So, is it the most horrifying film in at least the last 10 years? If not, what is it?
definitely, been tryna recapture that feeling since and nothing has been able to match it
Sinister was pretty scary
Wanted to mention that one but thought I would get clowned. It is definitely scary though.
fr, s***'s boring and tiring, just like any other hipster bullshit film by A24 studio
Only thing really scary bout that movie was the girl with the misformed face
the sound she made was f***ing creepy :
i thought the first part of the movie was so much more intense than the second half
once all the ghost s*** starts s***s goes out the window imo and its not scary at all
if you’re scared by Sinister you should probably just stay away from horror movies tbh
i thought the first part of the movie was so much more intense than the second half
once all the ghost s*** starts s***s goes out the window imo and its not scary at all
the film isn’t split into halves, the paranormal s*** doesn’t even actually show itself until at least 2/3 into the movie. but i agree.
Sinister was pretty scary
His face was scary as heck but besides that it wasn’t too bad. Expected him to be more active in the movie than he actually was.
It’s gassed but it’s also a great film....and I’m sure a lot of people telling you it’s trash now also thought it was great before everyone started gassing it.
Apparently it’s really cool to love new directors when no one else does and then s*** on them when they get popular lmao.