The Shining, The Witch, Rosemary's Baby, Eraserhead, Psycho, Possession (1981), Mulholland Drive, Hour of the Wolf, The Babadook, and The Thing.

The Descent is still the scariest movie I've seen. But I dont watch horror to get scared, I watch horror to feel uncomfortable and see titties.

Today my boxed.com order came. Only 7 days for free shipping during a freakin pandemic. Just want to share with the universe that I'm extremely grateful for the box arriving and the snacks inside. Its mainly what I eat other than apples, carrots and pineapples. It just saved me most likely $50+ being able to buy wholesale also. It's kind bars, cereal bars, cliff bars, cereal biscuits :love:

Treat all the packaging as a potential fomite.

At what point do we go from horror to psych thriller? Of that list I only know The Shining and i dont consider that a horror movie really. I guess my idea of what horror is differs from the norm.

Thanks though ill def look into these.

It's a very very blurry line and The Shining counts as both. It counts as horror mainly because of the supernatural ambiguity and dread. I'd say that the genres are different in that thrillers are suspenseful while horror is suspenseful in addition to being scary, revolting, disorienting, etc. Or they're intended to be, at least.

^ I'm fine thanks MarieMarie. At first I was really worried, thinking it inevitable that I would get cv. Now I'm hoping that if I'm careful, I might escape it.
I'm glad you're doing ok: I imagine people are being very disciplined, very responsible in, er Belgium, is that right? Not so much in Mexico: police broke up a party of 200 young people in Mexico City yesterday, but luckily I am in a much quieter town. Most houses are small, but single story = population density isn't too bad.

I'm on the same version. Is there any significant difference?

Have I mentioned that I hate America yet today?

NVM, I found a good normal one.

No.