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allthingshorror_feedLooking for horror movies where the tension never drops and you feel something awful is always about to happen
Kill List is the gold standard for me pure dread from start to finish
What movies made you feel unsafe even in silence?
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passingbuzzardsFor my birthday last month I ordered myself signed copies of the Craft Wars books, which arrived today! Absolutely delighted discover that Max Gladstone not only signed them, he also wrote a different little note in each one and drew a little skull, god bless:
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Do we think the skull is the King in Red since he did it in red pen, maybe so,
horrorlitreddit_feedI’m looking for some good old fashioned Southern-fried gothic horror. Only rule is no vampires. Give me your bog monsters, haunts, swamp things, haunted plantations, necrophiliacs, cursed families, etc.
horrorlitreddit_feedAny recs revolving around a character stuck in a time loop? Maybe time travel gone wrong.
Bonus points for alternate dimensions or other mindfuck shenanigans.
Think Higurashi, Groundhog Day, Source Code, Happy Death Day, Edge of Tomorrow, Inception...but horror
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josilverdragon“Pure empathy,” says Hannibal Lecter, and it will be some time before he realises his mistake.
“Pure empathy,” lies Will Graham, in careful agreement, and knows that it’s only a matter of time before he’s found out.
“That must be quite a burden to bear,” says Hannibal, and Will meets his eyes, sips his tea, and knows, for once in his life, that he is not the only liar in the room.
allthingshorror_feedDay one’s results (Dreadit’s Mount Rushmore of Subgenres) are:
- Folk horror (8 votes)
- Psychological horror (7 votes)
- Cosmic horror( 6 votes)
- Body, Sci-fi, and Slasher horror (4 votes tied)
I’m doing a series of top 4/Mount Rushmore style horror threads.
How it works:
- Comment your personal top 4/Mount Rushmore of the topic, regardless if someone has already commented the same or similar choices. Explain your choices if you want.
- I’ll utilize a blend of upvotes and most repeated responses to surmise a Dreadit top 4/Mount Rushmore of the topic.
- The results will be posted in the thread for the next topic, most likely the next day.
Day two’s topic is Your Mount Rushmore of Horror TV Shows
horrorlitreddit_feedQuick overview before I dive into my situation.
“My friend is missing. When he disappeared, he’d been working on a magazine about the paranormal—his first real job as an editor. With almost no budget, he’d resorted to digging through back issues and unused research material, looking for inspiration. As he did, a terrifying truth began to emerge about a certain place in the Kinki region. I have collected the relevant articles, interviews, and other materials in this book. And once you have understood everything, I would like to ask for your cooperation. I hope you will get in touch.”
Im not sure if you guys have seen the recent buzz about this book, it is temporarily sold out in physical copies, but I managed to snag it on kindle. However when I try to tap to the next page, my kindle takes me back to the table of contents each time I finish a chapter. I was wondering if anyone’s picked up the book and is having the same issues, and also if anyone wants to discuss!
sidereahorrorlitreddit_feedLooking for some zombies, cults, post-apocalypse, maybe a mad scientist or two, too!
I've read WWZ, before it's suggested 😏
file770_feedfile770_feedysobelysabetwordsmithfuzzyred, you can now read A Poesy of Obscure Sorrows on its own landing page. :D This series of linguistic poetry uses novel words presented in The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows.
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