Changed my mind about horror movies after Skinamarink
I swore I'd never watch a horror movie that relied on grainy footage and whispering, but Skinamarink broke me. What convinced me was the way it made me remember being 5 years old and scared of the dark hallway in my grandma's house, not jump scares or gore. Everyone I talk to keeps saying it's boring or nothing happens, but they're missing that the fear is in the familiar details, like the TV static and the empty corners. That movie proved horror doesn't need a monster if it can tap into a real childhood dread. Has anyone else had a movie shift what they think is scary?