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A boy and his dog felt like it was a movie made for me, I grew up from 0 - 5 a single child and had a dog I would sleep and play with. Later I would have a lot of step brothers and sisters but always preferred to be alone or with my dog/s. My last dog was around since I was 12 and died a year or so ago, we'd love each others company and i'd pet him even if he smelled horrible - probably the best dog I've had.
Anyway a few months afterwords I watched this movie while tripping and realized that the love I long for is truly that of a loyal companion, who devotes as much of itself as you do to them. The difference in species helps too, the communication is strictly action or barking, and I believe that language barrier actually helps to grow trust in a way.
I think the movie is a great example of true love, and not the lusty human kind.

One of my all time favorite horror films. Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a spooky horror movie to watch this month.

>>244
Thanks anon I'll watch that tonight and share my opinion if it's of substance - The latest horror movie I watched was killer klowns from outerspace which was cheesy in a good way.

>>244
Holy shit anon I'm at the 26 minute point and the hotel room and decor struck massive Déjà vu from a creepy dream I had a year ago.

It reminds me of a long twilight zone episode,
It's a comfy type of horror movie imo.
I really liked it and it helped me unwind from stressful thought loops, the ending chase scene reminded me of the Dunwich movie part at around 1:20

>>257
>It's a comfy type of horror movie

I wouldn't say so. I loved the film but the last parts of the film made me feel real uneasy. Especially the carnival dance scene.

>>261
haha honestly i love scenes like that and always look for truth in them - I think I equated a man with godly morals being chased by savage normals making him feel bad for having moral superiority.
I'm suicidal, schizoid and a shut in so my minds scarier to me than most movies but I love horror regardless. Thanks for the rec anon you influenced my life positively

>>263
>you influenced my life positively

Wow, that must be a first for me. Here's another of my favorite horror movies which goes great with this month.

>>271
Sorry for the late response didn't see this post until now.
That was an awesome movie, honestly made me anxious - music was good and that kino underwater fight scene was badass. Loved the ending scene and build up. Thanks for the rec wished I watched it on Halloween tbh. I think I'm starting to like older movies way more than modern ones.

I don't know much about horror movies but I like a lot of Clive Barkers stuff. I don't really find his movies scary at all but for whatever reason I like them. I watched Hellraiser on Halloween and the 2nd is actually better but after that they go down hill dramatically. Night Breed (the rereleased directors cut) was really good I can see why it was his favorite

Alien is pretty cool OP. What you think of the other Alien films?