What is the most subtle horror movie you've ever seen?
Something which spooks you in the opposite way a jump scare might, slowly building tension until before you realize it it's the third act and you're terrified and you don't know how you got there
>>61733250
Paul Blart, real subtle
Lake Mungo, probably
Thought little of it while watching, but at the end and after turning it off, it haunted me.
>>61733250
Teeth.
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>>61733250
The Innocents subtly creeps upon your mind. It's beautiful and haunting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0uNJp15p3M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9WRzugm3oI
Look up Audition. Japanese horror, roughly 15 years old.
Starts out slowly, suddenly gets unnerving and awkward, then stretches that tension out to the end, where it tops things off in the last 20 minutes or so with some seriously disturbing violence.
>>61736511
Amazing movie, ridiculously good child actors too
Pontypool
Eyes Wide Shut honestly. By far the most tense and subtle 'horror' movie I have ever seen. It's fantastic
Life.
>>61737191
this, times a billion
"friend" of mine suggested it from Blockbuster back in the day for a group of us around halloween. We watched it after a couple of yawn-a-thon generic horror shits.
Like anon said, first 45 mins we were like, "this is some awkward boring fucking Jap-shit."
"Friend" kept giggling, kept saying "just watch!"
Then the burlap sack scene...
Still get the occasional nightmare from some of those images. 10/10, can't wait for the white-washed american remake starring Kevin Costner and Elizabeth Olsen
>>61733250
Rosemary's baby tbh
>>61737555
>white-washed
Sjw detected
Kill List
>>61733250
Kairo/Pulse is probably my pick, though >>61735336
is a close second.
