What is scarier, Psychological Horror or Body Horror?

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JelliedKnife 2017. okt. 12., 2:10

I'll start. In my opinion, psychological horror is the scariest because of how real it is. You can probably still sleep easy at night even after watching a body horror movie because you know that whatever monstrosity was so scary in the movie, you know that it doesn't exist in real life. In psychological horror however, this becomes much scarier, as this could happen to anybody. Horrible, evil men are much more real then horrible, evil monsters.

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Rosvo-Rolle lft 6s 2017. okt. 12., 4:23

LoganTNZ eredeti hozzászólása:

Oh no

#16

Duck 2017. okt. 12., 4:24

Grand chef Hermann von Salsa eredeti hozzászólása:
LoganTNZ eredeti hozzászólása:

Oh no

What?

#17

AlmightyDunkle 2017. okt. 12., 5:21

Body horror....

Cause I'm squeamish lmao

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chiefputsilao✖️ping 2017. okt. 12., 5:29

~Ren~ eredeti hozzászólása:
Conway eredeti hozzászólása:
Body Horror if it's well done.

This!

The Thing springs to mind.

showing of skins, lots of fun, then lights off, a little rain and fog, some lightning, lights come on, one dude goes out and does not come back, one girl screams, lots of girls scream, lots of skins, then death comes to all... good enough...

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76561198293839267 2017. okt. 12., 5:34

Both, but psychohorror gets me easier.

Legutóbb szerkesztette: Azhar; 2017. okt. 12., 5:34

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KingCringe 2017. okt. 12., 6:48

ask rick or morty

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Krav 2017. okt. 12., 6:59

Psychological horror.
It's far better than body considering
most of the times your mind is basically doing
all the spooky ♥♥♥♥ for you, imagine this.

A. You see your friend getting impaled
with a spike, before being mutilated, and
eaten by cannibals.

or

B. The darkness, nothing but an empty
abyss of nothingness, empty, silent, and
nothing. It's terrifiying, it makes our brains
wonder what the ♥♥♥♥ is in that darkness, and
makes us want to avoid it since we don't know
what is in there, or what it is.

But this is just a silly opinion of mine.

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Mad Ashley 2017. okt. 12., 10:03

A Mix.
I know, it's against the rules of this discussion, but say, the film Hellraiser was much more terrifying then Shudder Island and Texas Chainsaw Massacre (even though with TCM I still cherish it).
I would definitely count Hellraiser as a mix between slasher, body, and psych.

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Fragile Waters 2017. okt. 12., 10:53

Deviantart is scarier than either of those things.

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Gen X 2017. okt. 12., 11:06

Try both

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Exiled Alchemist 2017. okt. 12., 11:41

Going with psychological horror. As a horror fan from the age of 5, I'm currently 32, I can say that psychological horror is the only kind of movies that still scares me.

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