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I first saw it a few years back, and it ranks with Prince of Darkness as one of the scariest things I've ever seen. I think the transition from Lovecraftian "c
by hguant 11y ago
I first saw it a few years back, and it ranks with Prince of Darkness as one of the scariest things I've ever seen.
I think the transition from Lovecraftian "cosmic horror" to modern jump scares is one of the biggest shames of modern cinema. It's easy to copy gore or other ick factor stuff that are part of the classic great horror flicks, but getting the essential creepiness of The Omen, or the alienation of Rosemary's Baby takes talent.