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HORROR MOVIES ONLY

lost weekend said:
Been to almost all the locations they filmed
Plus the ride in Alton Towers 20 plus times
Alton Towers rule .
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I took a photo of myself at the base of Powerscourt Waterfall doing my best Rene Auberjonois impression recently, from Images (1972).

I very much enjoy film location tourism. Saw locations from four different films during my last vacation.
 
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Out of the horror movies I've watched over the past year or so, the one that really stood out was Monolith. Low budget, basically set in one room, but genuinely creepy. The runner-up would be Weapons, but that one more so for its creativity than for being scary.

EDIT: forgot another one that's up there as well. Hallow Road. I love these minimalist horror movies that don't break the tension by showing too much.
 
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Bring her Back: an Australian occult horror. Not particularly frightening, but heavy. It explores the grief of a mother who lost her child and, being a parent, it hit me like a punch in the gut.
I remember watching Manchester by the Sea years ago, before my son was born, and finding it heart-wrenching, but it's at a whole other level now that I have a kid. The Invitation (2015) is another good example of a horror movie about the loss of a child that really got to me.
 
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