It's almost time for Halloween and I want a disturbing/scaring movies that will stay with you after you watch it. I like phycological thrillers and realistic movies where it feel like the events in the movies could happen in real life. Thank you
It's almost time for Halloween and I want a disturbing/scaring movies that will stay with you after you watch it. I like phycological thrillers and realistic movies where it feel like the events in the movies could happen in real life. Thank you
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Such as TheMovieDB, Letterboxd, Rotten Tomatoes or Wikipedia. Both Youtube and IMDb are not considered a neutral source. Again, be mindful that this subreddit isn't your link farm.
Identifying a film. Use r/tipofmytongue
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Asking where to stream a film. Use sites like JustWatch, MovieFone, ReelGood
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These are films that you cannot make a Suggesting post for because the community already knows about them. This means they are very good or at least largely popular. (note that this doesn't apply to comments on Requesting posts)
# | Title | +/- |
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1 | Parasite (2019) | -- |
2 | Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) | -- |
3 | The Lighthouse (2019) | -- |
4 | 5 | Dune (2021) |
5 | Midsommar (2019) | ▼ |
6 | Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019) | -- |
7 | Sorry to Bother You (2018) | -- |
8 | The Father (2021) | -- |
9 | Knives Out (2019) | -- |
10 | The Batman (2022) | -- |
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