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[sono]

What am I looking for. looks like most UK church graveyards in an Autumn morning

 

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You can't see them.

 

[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

 

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9 Chilling Stories Of Paintings That Are Said To Be Haunted By Malevolent Spirits

From "The Anguished Man" to "The Hands Resist Him" to "The Crying Boy," these supposedly haunted paintings have terrified observers for decades.

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[BadBurger]

The final like five minutes of Hereditary messed me up.

Also all of Emily Rose.

 

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[Ironbunny]

 

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[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

That movie still sticks to me..

 

[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

 

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[MaestroMike]

 

[bitbydeath]

The Blob (1988) such a great movie.
This kids death (one on the left) came unexpectedly.

 

[West Texas CEO]

 

[Aesius]

 

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[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

Which movie?

 

[Bloobs]

The Blob (1988) such a great movie.
This kids death (one on the left) came unexpectedly.

I saw that movie as a little kid and it sure fucked me up.

 

[bitbydeath]

I saw that movie as a little kid and it sure fucked me up.

I’m surprised they haven’t made more Blob movies since.

 

[NeverYouMind]

I don't know a damn thing about Hellboy, but this trailer looks fire:

 

[Bloobs]

Man, that looks lowbudget

 

[NeverYouMind]

Man, that looks lowbudget

Good. Just like the best horror.

 

[Bloobs]

I hope it turns out good. Liked the first two movies with Ron Perlman but the last one not so much.

 

[ClanOfNone]

I hope it turns out good. Liked the first two movies with Ron Perlman but the last one not so much.

The last one was terrible. Del Toro was the perfect director for this franchise, it’s a shame we didn’t get the third movie.

 

[poodaddy]

The last one was terrible. Del Toro was the perfect director for this franchise, it’s a shame we didn’t get the third movie.

I liked em too but they had issues, and weren't really anything like the vibe of the books. This, on the other hand, seems most similar to the calm Eldritch horror vibe of the books, which means I'm very fuckin excited.

 

[ClanOfNone]

I liked em too but they had issues, and weren't really anything like the vibe of the books. This, on the other hand, seems most similar to the calm Eldritch horror vibe of the books, which means I'm very fuckin excited.

Funnily enough, I’ve never read any of the comics, but I always thought the Del Toro scripts had a very Neil Gaiman vibe.
If the comics take a much darker tone I should check em out. Any recommendations for a good graphic novel compilation or anything?

 

[poodaddy]

Funnily enough, I’ve never read any of the comics, but I always thought the Del Toro scripts had a very Neil Gaiman vibe.
If the comics take a much darker tone I should check em out. Any recommendations for a good graphic novel compilation or anything?

You're absolutely right that Del Toro seemed to take more from Gaiman than Mignola for his take on Hellboy, which is why the movies are so fun and innovative and why the characters are so likable, charismatic, and unique and why the world feels so well built. These are all great things. The books, on the other hand, have a much more muted, creepy tone, and they're technically considered horror in terms of genre, which I don't think we can claim of the movies.

As far as recommendation, I'd say start at Vol 1 with Seeds of Doom and follow the chronology, but that's a boring answer huh? My real answer is Hellboy The Wild Hunt and Hellboy in Hell, those books are just fucking outstanding. Also, there are a lot extended universe books about the other characters, particularly Abe, and they range from fine to outstanding.

Also, if you end up digging Mignola, please check out Baltimore. It's secretly better than Hellboy, and I love Hellboy, though Baltimore never quite caught on the same way.

 

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[LaughingStock]

This image used to terrify my wife for some reason.

 

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[Sidney Prescott]

Cool thread. My favourite is more stylish than scary but I absolutely love the colour pallette and overall feeling of a lot of the scenes from Suspiria by Dario Argento. I think it's some of the best imagery I've ever seen in horror.

The whole movie is such a visual feast.

 

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[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

Cool thread. My favourite is more stylish than scary but I absolutely love the colour pallette and overall feeling of a lot of the scenes from Suspiria by Dario Argento. I think it's some of the best imagery I've ever seen in horror.

The whole movie is such a visual feast.

I prefer the Remake

 

[NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt]

Colonial (All Tomorrows)

The Colonials were a posthuman species created by the Qu from a colony of the Star People. Since their colony fought especially hard against the Qu invasion, they were punished in the worst way, by being forced to filter Qu waste products after having their bodies warped into a brick-like shape...

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[OmegaSupreme]

The devil coming out from the church in Prince of Darkness always fucked me up. Especially with the lofi nature of it with the audio recording.

 

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