serialkiller24

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I’m rewatching this season and I gotta say the first half of that season (Red Tide) was IMMACULATE. It felt like the classic AHS we all loved and got scared over. The last episode of that first part really butchered everything and then we got the “Death Valley” portion, which was horrendous. The “Red Tide” portion though… freaking amazing until that last portion.

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That first movie is anxiety inducing at its best. The realism of how people can just break into literally anyone’s house and do horrendous acts to them is terrifying. The imagery, the scares, the bleak atmosphere make this movie one of horror’s best.

It’s such a shame that the new Stranger movies (Chapters 1, 2 and 3) are AWFUL. The sequel (or prequel), The Strangers: Prey At Night from 2018 was pretty decent too - but if you want to find a good home invasion horror movie, The Strangers from 2008 is a damn good pick.

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Both movies are directed by the talented Zach Cregger. What I loved about both "Barbarian" and "Weapons" is that both movies have lots of disturbing imagery, good storylines and with a good balance of humor in it. I'm probably one of the few people who enjoyed the drastic change in Barbarian. And I loved the non-linear narrative in Weapons, which hasn't really been done before in the horror genre. Both movies are impressive. And I can't wait to see what Cregger will do with "Resident Evil" coming out next month. Which movie impressed you more? Cheers!

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Nah for real though - this is maybe my 5th time rewatching it since it came out and it still gets under my skin. The acting is too real and too intense with some disturbing imagery that will eventually show up in your nightmares. Ari Aster made a masterpiece. This movie scared me the first time I watched it and it definitely will keep on scaring me throughout the years.

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