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Why American horror films today most aspire to?
Is it me, or modern horror films, especially major suck today? What happened to horror films like the ones in the 70's, 80's and 90's, at the time they used to be good? Now they are all clichés, very similar, and most slasher films. They seem to have taken out all the tension and suspense and replaced it with blood and gore. Rarely are more moody. It is usually very bright with background music insolvent because it adds nothing to the overall dark effect. Every time I see a movie advertised on the ads sometimes laugh at the lack of the original frame. Rarely, I find a good American horror film, but usually is not widely known and / or never made the theaters. What happened to the original old horror movies? And what do you prefer, movies horror of the modern age?
I prefer older, as they allow me fill the gaps. No need to see someone who gets his guts pulled out. I do not need see the buckets of blood. No need to see dismemberment. The old trick why we worked on lurking terror, involvement, imagination
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