I'm a friendly, non-dev, cisgender guy from NC who enjoys playing music/making noise, hiking, eating veggies, and hanging out with my best friend/wife + our 3 kitties + 1 greyhound.
Every October, my wife and I dedicate the month to uncovering and watching horror flicks. It's a fun ritual for us, but we undoubtedly end up watching lots of bad movies or resort to rewatching our favorites.
My top 5 (for today, haha!):
The Shining — It's such an amazing flick. Stanley Kubrick def knows how to create a sense of dread. Also, if you're as into this movie as me, it's worth watching the documentary Room 237.
Get Out — Unparalleled dark comedy and satire in this one... it's an outstanding film! Jordan Peele's other movies (that he directed) "Us" and "Nope" are also extremely well done and worth watching.
The Conjuring — This one got me good and freaked out! It's an evil spirits/possession tale and launched a whole series of films following paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren. You can see all the films included in The Conjuring universe here.
Let the Right One In — This movie had a lotta heart and was really surprising. I don't wanna give too much away because I think the mystery is a big part of the fun, but just know that this ain't your typical horror film. Also, it's a Swedish flick! There is an American remake, but I think the original is best!
Hereditary — I'm a big fan of this one! I've seen it more than once... it's one of those movies that is particularly interesting upon rewatch. Great cinematography, acting, and story!
Great selection of horror movies. I was about to type "The Conjuring 2". It freaks the hell out of me because it is based on a true trust me bro story.
I'm a friendly, non-dev, cisgender guy from NC who enjoys playing music/making noise, hiking, eating veggies, and hanging out with my best friend/wife + our 3 kitties + 1 greyhound.
The exorcism scene is a bit scary for me. Legends said I never had a peaceful sleep after watching it. It is haunting me, but in a good way, like spending sleepless nights on coding rather than actually sleeping, know what i am saying?
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First off, I freaking love horror movies!
Every October, my wife and I dedicate the month to uncovering and watching horror flicks. It's a fun ritual for us, but we undoubtedly end up watching lots of bad movies or resort to rewatching our favorites.
My top 5 (for today, haha!):
The Shining — It's such an amazing flick. Stanley Kubrick def knows how to create a sense of dread. Also, if you're as into this movie as me, it's worth watching the documentary Room 237.
Get Out — Unparalleled dark comedy and satire in this one... it's an outstanding film! Jordan Peele's other movies (that he directed) "Us" and "Nope" are also extremely well done and worth watching.
The Conjuring — This one got me good and freaked out! It's an evil spirits/possession tale and launched a whole series of films following paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren. You can see all the films included in The Conjuring universe here.
Let the Right One In — This movie had a lotta heart and was really surprising. I don't wanna give too much away because I think the mystery is a big part of the fun, but just know that this ain't your typical horror film. Also, it's a Swedish flick! There is an American remake, but I think the original is best!
Hereditary — I'm a big fan of this one! I've seen it more than once... it's one of those movies that is particularly interesting upon rewatch. Great cinematography, acting, and story!
Great selection of horror movies. I was about to type "The Conjuring 2". It freaks the hell out of me because it is based on a true trust me bro story.
Oooo right on, Mahmoud!! The Conjuring 2 was indeed a good one. Loved that it was set in the UK in the 70's and YES, based on true events!
The exorcism scene is a bit scary for me. Legends said I never had a peaceful sleep after watching it. It is haunting me, but in a good way, like spending sleepless nights on coding rather than actually sleeping, know what i am saying?