Actually scary movies reddit. as above so below is a little older like mid 2010's but the other 2 are newer. it is so well done in my opinion and is one if my favorite scary stories in a long time. The Exorcist ('73), Halloween ('78), Night of the Living Dead ('68) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre ('74) Poltergeist ('82) The Thing ('82) It's a different take on the found footage film. One of the best sci-fi horrors of the last ten years, Annihilation was based on the same named novel by Jeff VanderMeer and directed by the Nothing like A Serbian Film or Martyrs though lol. ) but in terms of being actually SCARY, newer movies manage much better. I believe it is Malaysian. The other best example of this, to my mind, was 12 Years A Slave, where the protagonist is hung and beaten while children play uninterrupted nearby. Horror movies that will actually scare me. " The Grudge is one of the best horror movies out there because it’s not like other horror movies. It was actually scary and unnerving. For me the scariest movies are the ones where you don’t see much (shadows and sounds Make those Movie Suggestions. Terrifier 2: A proper grindhouse slasher epic. The Evil Dead - Sam Raimi - 1981. Dreadit's Top 100 Horror Films, 2018 ed. The Autopsy of Jane Doe is a film that is scary on a number of levels. I want to be frightened not traumatized. The Autopsy of Jane Doe. However, I'm somewhat apprehensive since I'm not very tough when it comes to horror movies, and Hereditary is of course supposed to be unbelievably scary. According to the platform, British horror The Descent makes it to the top 5 scariest movies of all time, and it depicts what happens when a caving My 2023 seen/ranked Letterboxd list. M3GAN ( ️): Co-written by James Wan Rubyshoes83 • 2 yr. The Orphanage, The Devil's Backbone, Pan's Labyrinth. The Exorcist - William Friedkin - 1973. P1ne4pple8. Nightmare on Elm Street Halloween Friday the 13th The Exorcist Lights On Evil Dead Amityville The Conjuring Insidious Ringu Ju-on Final Destination The Eye One Missed call Veronica Just to name a few. The Medium is fantastic. Clive Barker's The Plague. It’s a horror satire. EDIT: I actually meant the movie "The Haunting" (1963) There's a scene at the end of "The Haunting" with a jumpscare involving a car as well--which is why I got it confused with the Netflix show. The goal of /r/Movies is to provide an inclusive place for discussions and news about films with major releases. it's a list of what's scariest, not "The Best Horror Movies". Fire in the skies (The experimenting scene is truely stuff of nightmares) The fourth kind (that scene where the protagonist hears herself scream in the voicerecorder sends shivers down my spine) Dark skies (freaky looking aliens, the fact you never I use to be super into horror movies and watched hundreds of them, and idk why but REC (2007) the Spanish version was super scary to me. The zombies in Fulci's Zombie Flesh Eaters are pretty damn scary. Gonjiam - A group of documentary filmmakers explore an old asylum in search of interesting footage, but end up being haunted. Some of the older movies are "better", but most of them aren't particularly scary because the special effects and makeup weren't as good. Dreadit's Letterboxd page of every movie to ever appear on a movie guide list. It’s both fun and scary. Movies I’ve liked include The Exorcist, The Ring, It Follows, Gonjiam, The Wailing, The Grudge you get the picture. They’re both pre 2022 but not by much. Can't go wrong with the best, although I sincerely hope you've seen it already: The Exorcist. . Havent watched many horror flicks, but out of 200+ i did see, the best were Alien , The Shining and Rosemarys Baby. This year alone we’ve had: X, Pearl, The Black Phone, Fall, Sissy, Smile, Barbarian, Terrifier 2, Men, Scream, Nope, Bodies Bodies Bodies, Hellraiser, Speak No Evil, Watcher, Deadstream, Hatching, Mad God, Fresh, The Innocents (2022 released in my country), The Sadness, Orphan First Kill, Prey, etc. The movie focuses on two Catholic boarding school girls, Kat and Rose, who stay on campus during winter break. That kind of "scared" is a poor bar to judge the quality of any horror movie. 12. Call of Duty: Warzone. Edit: Midsommar and Let Me In gave me a similar feel but not on same level. Scream is a horror film above all. I love that style of old indie horror films that have a sort of feel like a strange dream, definitely gonna watch this one. Reply reply. It's between Barbarian, Smile, and Deadstream as my favorite horror movies this year. Here's another 57 horror, thriller and sci-fi movies worth watching. The Battery. Aug 31, 2023 · 9 'Annihilation' (2018) Image via Paramount Pictures. For more than a decade /R/HORROR has been reddit. That ending shot actually ruined the whole movie for me because based on what we know earlier it means the entire fucking neighborhood went to the same retreat in Mexico. Also, the Naked Gun trilogy is a great parody of spy movies, and Airplane! is a nice parody of disaster movies. 7. Let’s Scare Jessica to Death I’ve commented this movie a bunch but no one seems to be into it, which is a shame. The film stars Brian Cox and Emile Hirsch as a father/son coroner team who are do you guys have any recommendation for a really scary horror movie? Because I’m tired of seeing overly cliché in commercial horror movies, do you guys know about a good movie that leaves you thinking about it the next day you seen it? like is really shocking or scary? it can be from any country! like not the conjuring, or chucky (even tho they’re good movies they’re not scary at all) I thought it was the best one since number 2 even tho Doug is not pinhead. Naked gun and Hot Shots especially part 2. These local 58 posts have given me a hankering for some other scary YouTube stuff, I want horror not macabre weird out stuff. Scary movies that will scare people who don’t get scared watching scary movies. Suspiria 2018. Hereditary - Ari Aster - 2018. I'm pretty burnt out on zombie flicks at this point, but there have been a good amount of earnest ones in the past 10 years. 3K comments. To this day, it's the only horror film that has really bothered me. Its really good and has some chilling moments that give you goosebumbs. Also John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982) is a classic horror movie I like to revisit every now and then for nightmare fuel. Even loved Cronos, which is not as popular. Again, am not complaining about Pacific Rim or anything, but if Del Toro announced tomorrow that he was writing/directing an independent, low-budget Spanish-language horror movie I would just be giddy. Deadgirl (2008) It Follows (2014) Dark Water (2002) The Possession of Michael King. In general, I find horror movies have a hard time ending well. But I don't think he's trying to make really scary movies per say just fun spook house films. Some middle ground movies to check out, these are a bit more gory but all very disturbing. Some of these are great movies. This one looks like a good time fore sure! 2. All three are masterpieces. com's gateway to all things Horror: from movies & TV, to books & games. That scene where she yells "Parkour!" as she tries to jump over the fence only to just smack her face on it and fall to the ground is so hilarious to me. I also believe Haunting is the first movie to use the stretching walls effect that so many other scary movies have copied over the years. EDIT: Clarity. I've only watched a few other supernatural horrors; The Conjuring 1 & 2, IT, The Wailing, The Shining and The Haunting of Hill House. 28 Days Later - Danny Boyle - 2002. After ~5 minutes of "you are sure I can handle this?", they convinced me and I went back to it. The Pale Blue Eye ( ️): Directed by Scott Cooper ( Antlers ), starring Christian Bale & Gillian Anderson. The Wailing if you are ok with subtitles is amazing. The Sadness: a new type of zombie film. I still think the Exorcist is scary. Some movies I found scary enough: Dead Silence. oreofirebeet. eaglesnakefight • 6 yr. They just didn't beat you over the head with it, relegating the actual horror to the far background. The humor is placed where it belongs and the horror is placed where it belongs. 486 upvotes · 107 comments. Evil Dead II - Sam Raimi - 1987. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Tobe Hooper - 1974. But I also haven't ever been THAT scared by any movie, and I seriously doubt many people who actually watch horror movies are. The bay. King Paimon as antagonist. Philadelphia 76ers. No Country For Old Men - Behind the scenes by Josh Brolin. I think all these are really good. Bambsquabble • 1 yr. Rosenrot1791 • 6 yr. Mar 4, 2023 · Stephen King stories can often deal with supernatural aspects, with everything from killer clowns to vampires. Prosaic brutality. Deadstream: A great homage to evil dead while still being it’s own thing. They actually thought the whole thing through. “The Woman” (2011), its sequel. It'll probably give you a good scare, but I think you'll be okay. If you haven't seen it or heard of it yet, don't look at anything like reviews, images from the movie, or trailers and just watch it. The writers and directors were actually creative. “Darlin” (2019) “Raw” (2017) If you’re in the mood for sheer depravity aren’t overly concerned about the quality of the movie both “Trauma” (2017) and “Grotesque” (2011) are horrific watches. I hate intentionally disturbing movie. It's more about the uneasiness the film establishes through the story and cinematography. The Witch (2015) Reply reply. Shark movies are the only ones that actually scare me. Crimes of the Future rocked. Another shoestring production gone huge, Tobe Hooper’s 1974 It's really creepy being in a building that has hundreds and hundreds of empty seats, is pitch black and really, really quiet. Halloween. It's revered because of it's artistic value, I don't actually know many fans who are genuinely scared by it. The first Scary Movie is actually good, I will die on that hill. youtube. Maybe because I was extra enthralled in it from having to read the subtitles but it freaked me out. Barbarian really surprised me. Jan 24, 2024 · Director: Tobe Hooper Cast: Marilyn Burns, Gunnar Hansen, Allen Danziger Where to watch: Peacock, Shudder, AMC Plus, Tubi, Freevee. Some dark documentaries out there are scarier to the core than horror movies. IT, The Conjuring 2, The Shining and The Wailing didn't I don't mean shit like I feel fantastic or Salad Fingers but something actually freaky. Sep 22, 2023 · 6 'The Descent' (2005) Image via Pathé. 2K votes, 2. thisismyorange • 6 yr. That movie definitely looks like something I’d like. Subgenre, yes. Nightshot - A single shot found footage of urban explorers trapped in an abandoned Asylum. Bone Sickness. Warm-Piece3327. The Dead. A Tale of Two Sisters is a good one. I've pretty much scoured the internet in hopes of finding some unique, creepy and actually terrifying ones that might've slipped through the cracks. The movie premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2022 and tells the Halloween Ends - lolololol. Dreadit's Top 10 Syfy Channel Horror Films. The plot doesn't have to be award winning, just as long as its actually scary! And I think these movies also deserve to be on the list : The visit, Lights out, Mama, Night house, The empty man, As above so below, The lodge, Rosemary’s baby, Host, Ouija (2016), The omen (the original version), Paranormal activity 1, Evil dead (2013). Man, that was a good time. There are no traditional jump scares and the scariest things are longer, slower, and quieter than most movies would dare. It still gave me the willies as well but I am so glad I toughed it out. Not the best acting tbf but it was hella scary in some parts. But, I think Smile comes out ahead as being so surprisingly good when I thought it would end up a generic thriller. [deleted] • 2 yr. The Haunting of Hill House. If you have never seen this movie and watch it by yourself at night, good luck. Radiant_Persimmon443 mentioned "Nanny" as one of the best horror movies they've seen in 2022 and the premise stands out from the crowd of 2022 releases. Shutter. But I am searching for something which hits me real hard and give me chill bumps. Didn’t know whether or not to include Silence of the Lambs since I consider that psychological thriller more than horror, but if you wanted it to be considered horror then that would be around number 4. The first CUBE movie is a ton of fun. Villmark Asylum 2 (2015) you don't need to watch #1. They are two different things. Don’t get me wrong, there’s a ton of dated jokes in the movie. The Conjuring. Jul 11, 2018 · The Blackcoat's Daughter. Ghost Stories - A man devoted to debunking fraudulent psychics, is tasked with solving three unexplained paranormal events. Sinister had me legitimately freaked out. Halloween - John Carpenter - 1978. It’s not like your usual haunted house, demonic possession or some masked killer movies. man_boy_zan • 10 yr. The 'horror' movies I watched recently turned out that they were actually nothing more than a little bit thriller movie. 1. Kinda though the finalish scene with all the naked people was equal parts funny and scary though. Edit: here are films I find scary: The VVitch, Hereditary, The Ring, The Woman in Black, The Blair Witch Project, Sinister, Evil Dead (new version, haven't yet seen the old ones), Alien, The Babadook, The Conjuring (first one), Insidious (first one), The Fourth Kind, The Ritual. Well worth a view. Although alot off fans hate it. The Babadook, The VVitch, It Follows, The Blair Witch Project, Frailty. Now, I understand everyone reacts to horror differently, and that there are variables like setting the mood, night time, etc. The Descent. The Fly (1986). I've been watching horror for decades and the final 15 minutes of this movie are still the scariest I've ever seen. Thanks. Catsarepsychedellic. In my view fear is all about being convinced by and feeling deeply for the characters: there's a reason why all the best horror movies are also phenomenal dramas. I LOVED them. •. • 1 yr. R/HORROR, known as Dreadit by our subscribers is the premier horror entertainment community on Reddit. I have seen The shining, nightmare on elm street, the exorcist, the evil dead, the conjuring, and Insidious 2. Reddit user nenjoi says that the first movie in The Conjuring franchise is the most terrifying movie that they've seen because of "the soundtrack" and "the eery vibe. "Cube" (1997), "Pi" (1998) were weird, not scary. Raw and Titane are some of my favorite films ever made. Low_Acanthisitta7882. The new movie Talk to Me I thought was a cool new take and good story. Granted this is like recommending comedies, it's hard to know what'll scare you and your friend because it's super subjective, but hopefully one of those works for you. Anytime I look up horror movies that are scary people recommend stuff like Insidious, The Descent, The Thing, The Taking of Deborah Logan, etc. Jul 26, 2022 · Some of the scariest horror movies feel like they could really happen, and it's unnerving knowing that Ed and Lorraine Warren really did investigate paranormal activity. Talk to me. Hellraiser - Loved it. 2022 Scream and Fresh were good too. Will probably see chapter 2 for the hell of it though. Nightmare on Elm Street. A few that come to mind for me. No humor-horror, no body horror. (Airplane! was named Funniest Movie of All Time by numerous sources. It's a really scary movie. It Follows - David Robert Mitchell - 2014. Horror movies without the jump scares? I don't know, but recently, despite I hate the jump scares in horror movies, I've been getting a deep craving for dark, eerie, entertainment on film (or series). ADMIN MOD. I'm all for horror movies being smart, and socially aware, and progressive. Sturmgeshootz. Horror movies with actual decent twists are movies like Bodies Bodies Bodies or Cry Wolf. But mostly any foreign horror movies are usually scarier than their US counterparts. Not even speaking of the yearly bad run-of 252. Lovecraft, IT, Pet Sematary and currently halfway through Dracula. 04/27/20. The Thing (80s) is still just legitimately unnerving, nothing else has come close for me and i absorb horror flicks like my life depended on it. I haven’t seen many horror movies, but I want to watch some that will actually scare me to my core. As of now the only horror I've read is the Complete Fiction of H. • 7 yr. But not scary. If build up, suspense, outstanding practical effects and strong performances get you, then this is it. Hell House LLC. Insidious, The Conjuring but the best one in last couple of years has been The Haunting of Hill House series. Give me some gems! My favorite from 2022 was undoubtedly Barbarian. James Caan stars in the movie as a novelist who is injured in a car accident and 1. AdamTheAntagonizer. Maybe this documentary is a good insight into why the Coen's don't work together anymore. The “perfect” Hellraiser film is still yet to be made, but filmmakers at least understand Clive Barker finally. Filthyquak. But they still need to be fucking scary. The Sixth Sense. The original [REC] freaked the hell out of me the first time I watched it. Not relying on jumpscares it is shot well and doesn't feel like a b movie. The way it sets up the entire plot to feel like a supernatural-esque horror movie, and actually tells a fascinating story as we watch her descend into madness was absolutely brilliant. I'd say it is a solid modern entry Those three are not only good horror-comedies, they manage to be some of the best horror films while also maintaining comedic prowess. Over 700 entries! Last revised by kaloosa 1 year ago. The only movie that’s ever done that for me is Hereditary. Ghost stories, supernatural stuff is best. Well, guess it is dependent on how one really defines a horror genre, compared to a thriller. unlike most horrors i've seen. The Entity. Honorable mention: Crimes of the Future: Surgery is the new sex, after all. The 20 Best Horror Movies of 2023. r/horror. But man, I don't know what changed the day I watched The Ring. The film shows an amateur photographer being haunted by a spirit. P. Alien - Ridley Scott - 1979. The Shining. 2. Starring Emma Roberts, Lucy Boyton, and Kiernan Shipka, The Blackcoat’s Daughter is a thrilling supernatural horror movie that you won’t be able to get off your mind. Lovely Molly. The only one I could say that gave me a creepy vibe thinking about it days after I r/movies. Almost more of a mockumentary. Shutter (2004) - One of the scariest Asian films I've ever seen in my life, and that's saying a lot. It's reasonably scary. Demon Knight (1995), The Frighteners (1996), House on Haunted Hill (1999), Bride of Chucky (1998), Freddy vs. The Den. Partway through I had to pause and call them, because I don't do horror movies well. Luckily I didn't scratch the print with that little stunt and I watched the movie in a packed theater opening night and enjoyed it completely. It depends on what means scary to you. Please suggest me some really scary movies that will make me regret asking this question. Scan this QR code to download the app now. MOD. If you're willing to watch some scary series instead of movies, try Dracula and Marianne (recommended by Stephen King, so you know it's scary) 25. That series is scarier than just about any ghost movie I've seen. If jumpscares and the typical monster-looking demon from the latest franchises frightens you, then you are not going to find that here. It has a 7 (film 7 with Brad pitt) fell. [Rec] is far from a perfect movie, but I'll be damned if I wasn't watching the final sequence behind woven fingers. Sep 2, 2023 · 28. Oct 15, 2022 · Available to stream on Prime Video on December 15th. While WWDitS is a bit more comedy-centric, both Cabin and You're Next are absolute horror films with a strong comedic grain. The Thing - John Carpenter - 1982. " Crimes of the Future as #1 is certainly a take that’ll get plenty of engagement, that’s for sure. I was already a horror veteran by the age of 10 as I had little to no supervision as a child when it came to scary movies. Dawn of the Dead (2004). The Haunting of Hill House is a great story, but its a series. talk to me is probably one of the best horror movies I've seen ever. A family deals with the loss of their daughter/sister, and the subsequent "odd happenings. I would say the same about Lights Out, clearly the filmmaker wasn't trying to make a horribly scary movie, but something fun, and cool with a few jump scares even then it was really well made. No one will save you. The really dumb thing is that the best horror movies have always had a subtext of relevant, even biting social commentary. The best stories feature characters who harbor deep secrets. 20. One Cut of the Dead (2017) This Japanese Zom-com, shot on a shoestring ¥3 million ($25,000), is a love letter to both zombie movies and the trials and tribulations that come with low-budget Nothing But Trouble (1991) is a horror comedy that's free on YouTube. ago. The Evil Dead remake was pretty good too. The Shining - Stanley Kubrick - 1980. I feel like the film became really predictable after a short time, every time I expected a jump scare, a gory jump scare occurred. Recommend me the scariest Alien movie (s) you know (examples in description) Recommendation. The Legend of the 5ive. Kellogs53 • 10 yr. Damn, pretty well every movie I was going to suggest. It is a disturbing but largely realistic drama though it sort of fades into a horror film until the last 25 minutes are a very good, though largely straightforward horror story. The twist: it's entirely under water. Rammbock. 45M subscribers in the AskReddit community. I've only seen 2 horror movies before as I only recently got into the genre, so I'm usually pretty easily scared by horror. Last Shift (2014) same as above comment on cover art. Makes my skin crawl. It's a psychological horror, so it's heavy on the creepy aspect and very light on the gore and gratuitous violence. nobodysomebodyanybdy. 459 upvotes · 104 comments. Shutter (Thai) There's two I think are a little underated. imo the 3 best horror movies I've seen recently. It had that gothic gore and was good really well shot. It's like "unfriended" but it doesn't suck. But unlike the “Friedman and seltzer” garbage that it spawned it actually has some good comedy. Thrilling might be a better word, really. 100%. Its a horror movie that makes fun of the current state of online dating. The Conjuring is a pretty mainstream film so you aren't going to be treated to anything really wild; the kids, while a bit terrorized, aren't going to be really harmed or anything too upsetting. And the horror can come from anything- ghosts Looking for new horror recommendations. PS- Suggested movies should ideally be in English, although subbed movies in other languages are okay. r/AskReddit is the place to ask and answer thought-provoking questions. A good backstory and super creative in making her character. The Babadook had me on the edge of my seat, hiding behind a pillow as well (clutching it tightly) the entire movie. A tale of two sisters. Kind of like riding a roller coaster. It’s a great movie. Oct 26, 2023 · The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2016) IFC Midnight. CrystalAmbrose • 1 yr. One of the only horror movies that actually uses a hand-held perspective to effective use. As Above so Below. The Exorcist, Skeleton Key, Shutter, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Sixth Sense, Insidious, The Conjuring, Nightmare, Paranormal Activity, Paranormal Activity 3. Night of the Living Dead - George Romero - 1968. Jason (2003) Someone said the original Fright Night (1985) which is amazing, but the reboot from 2011 is as well. I'll recommend these, from 2010 onwards: The Blackcoat's Daughter, Midsommar, The Gift, The Crazies, The Witch, Train to Busan, The Babadook, Get Out, Mandy, and Hereditary . Not sure you can consider it horror, but it is a grindhouse/exploitation film - Death Proof. Came in here to suggest Hill House. Candyman. These are great cinema if you ask me and they dont work just as horror "movie" but are actually proper films with amazing cinematography,acting,design,effects,production value etc etc. I’m-So-Cool-and-Tough-Nothing-Scares-Me” but I feel like I’ve watched every mainstream horror film and nothing really gets me anymore. The Last Exorcism (2010) cover art sucks, movie does not. more reply. The Deep House - A couple explore a supposedly haunted house. As a lifelong Hellraiser fan, this is a triumph. However, Misery is one adaptation of King's writing that makes the audience squirm with its grounded approach as one of the best realistic horror movies. Follows a veteran detective who investigates murders, helped by a detail-oriented young cadet who will later become a world famous author, Edgar Allan Poe. LucidDreamer247 • 1 yr. The Thing. I know these films exist, I've seen several in my time, like The Omen, The Shining, Twin Peaks, Lost Highway, Mulholland Drive, Inland Psychological thrillers: The Gift; Enemy (one of my favorite movies) Horror (not great but not terrible): The Invitation; As Above So Below. I’m not trying to be “Mr. I was 16 when I first watched The Ring and it was in a crowded theater. The “wassup” scene is an example of a scene that should be dated but ends up being timeless. hail_freyr. Lake Mungo is a film with a deeply poignant story to tell about the impact grief can have on a family. Do you have a happy ending? The “you think it was happy ending then you find the villain is actually alive still” ending. A horror comedy would be Shaun of the Dead. • 2 yr. Fulci's zombie movies. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just to entertain readers. When we talk about horror movies being scary, we mean in an entertaining way. I'm not easily scared by horror movies as of late, but I did find Sinister to be a true horror film. I gave it 8 out off 10. The Night House and Last Night in Soho were pretty stellar. Jethica. Shoutout to The Descent, Sinister, Blair Witch, The Ring, Chainsaw Massacre, OG Halloween, Gerald’s game, The Strangers, and The Village. I was hoping to get some recommendations from actual people and not the critics. Lelfah204. Horror is always subjective but Hereditary, As Above So Below, The Shinning, Pyewacket, The Last Shift are among my favorites. Paddy9228. It’s scary because we are meant to are about the people dying and root for them. r/Music. Carrie (1976) Saint Maud (2021) The Exorcist iii (1990) Hereditary (2018) A nightmare on elm Street (1984) Subjective is spot on, I've found everyone has different types of horror that clicks with them, it's all about finding out yours and going off that. 5. It wasn't scary imo but it rocks so fucking hard that the piece of art that is most hopeful about humanity's ability to survive the climate crisis is Cronenberg's return to body horror. There are exceptions of course(The Exorcist, the Shining etc. At least +2018 Horror movies, I want to watch something really good, since I feel like horror movies have been declining worse than ever nowadays I have Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Paramount+, and Peacock. Best zombie look ever. It gets hard to find new things when the only shit people rec are Claymation vids and clumps of daddy long legs. Photo Credit: Paris Film. Hocus Pocus 2 - Truly the scariest horror film of the year. Members Online Nothing But Trouble (1991) is a horror comedy that's free on YouTube. TBD. Don't Be a Menace to South Central is a brilliant parody of hood/ghetto movies. Idk for me horror movies aren't like actually scary I think of them as fun & exciting. It is a great little low-budget movie I won't forget anytime soon. r/horror: R/HORROR, known as Dreadit by our subscribers is the premier horror entertainment community on Reddit. Any movie where the kills are meant to be comical is a horror comedy in my view. 16. Hereditary. It is scary. I wish I still worked at the movie theater. yu ir zi uw ln zr xz sr cd tt