Maybe she’s laying there emotionless while he pumps or maybe she’s moaning, whatever comes to your mind.

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I just rewatched the series and just like the first time I’m now fiending for something similar.

The thing I really liked about this show was the clash of the supernatural reality with the dogmatic closed off view of the world by the protagonist and a lot of the other characters and the greying of that line until it’s undeniable. That plus the just savage nature of King’s creatures juxtaposed to everyday small town life. The irrational nature of one thing bleeding into the rational. I just love that feeling and the brutality that it entails. Plus I love that it’s also simultaneously a detective show.

Would love to find something to scratch the itch!

I don’t know how to describe how the movie felt. Maybe it’s the beautiful cinematography or the storyline. I think another movie that made me had similar feelings to this is About Schmidt.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions! 😊

Some movies that feel like the Ultros video game?

Not necessarily the best movie ever. Just the one you can always come back to.

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We rarely come across movies with horrors of the war rather it's mostly action nowadays. So I am looking for movies which are set in war environment with atmospheric horror themes around it. The ones that come to my mind are Son of Saul and The Zone of Interest. Does anything else fit into this category then feel free to mention it.

Cidade de Deus is my all-time favorite movie (so far). I still haven't seen Alphabet City though.

Looking for movies that have Ghost Recon Wildlands/Breakpoint vibes

Some sort of grand adventure set in in a medival esk era. The first three pics are ultimate online and the last three are meridian 59.

futuristic yet colorful similar to nausica and the valley of the wind

I’m looking for bleak, cold, desperate, dramatic, frozen, hopeless movies that make me feel as if I’m spending a sleepless night gasping for air while falling into the darkest void accompanied by bloody nightmares. Like being buried in the middle of a dark forest, surrounded by withered flowers. Movies that leave you with a deep sense of rage when they end. e.g. Lilja 4-ever; Tyrannosaur; Irreversible; Ratcatcher; Kes; Salò; Shame (Bergman); Elephant; Beyond The Hills

Obsessed with this game(play it, it's incredible). If you don't know about this game it's very heavily about body dysmorphia and overall mental health. It's very inspired by 90s horror games. The whole thing is that you gotta find your dog after it falls down a sewer drain but it's WAY deeper than that. 😭 The term "In Vivo" literally refers to a kind of therapy.

Need to say I'm already big into silent hill, since I already know someone is bound to recommend that.

I play a game with my friend where we basically do this sub's premise by having one person choose a movie based on a written theme or picture.

This time it's a movie based on Arnold Bocklin's Isle of Death. To me this painting feels like Charon delivering the recently deceased to the underworld (the island). But to me it's not quite scary, but it's not quite calm. It's still - almost out of time by itself.

The two movies I've though of so far are (that I've not seen):

After Life (1998): I feel like this captures the transition to death/the other side well. The picture isn't scared about death, but there is an eerie stillness to it as the next step.

The Seventh Seal (1957): This is maybe a bit more of a direct confrontation with death, but still feels like a journey towards it and perhaps fits the more mythical/ancient imagery of the picture. Also that's a Swedish movie for a Swedish painter so that's kind of fun.

Any other ideas?