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Edited by ChaoticPhenomena:
10/4/2018 4:59:47 PM
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The problem with modern scary movies is that they only consists of jump scares. A vast majority of them hang onto this concept making it nearly impossible to find great scary movies. That and as I get older, they become more and more implausible in my head. The other night I was watching the original Halloween , and I just kept repeating to my wife “Stabby stabby” but with a lisp. Maybe I’ve outgrown their far fetched plots.
With all that said, A Quiet Place isn’t bad. Definitely better than the remake of IT.
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Also, how have you been buddy? Haven't talked to you in like two years.
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Yeah I’ve been good. Still down here in Miami. About to take a 3 week vacation to Hawaii so my daily grind is paying off. How about you? Fantasy football treating you good?
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Good to hear! I'm taking next week off but I'm just going to stay home. Maybe hit some breweries. Then have my 40th birthday party next Saturday. I won the league last year but I'm getting stomped this year. DTL is undefeated so far after so many losing seasons.
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There a a lot of contemporary horror films that rely more on mood than jump scares and are excellent horror movies. The VVitch, It Follows, and Hereditary to name a few.
