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Basically: trying to find the philosopher's stone inside the Paris catacombs: hijinks ensues.
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As Above, So Below.
Basically: trying to find the philosopher's stone inside the Paris catacombs: hijinks ensues.
The Bay
The Ritual
Van Diemens Land
Smile
Smile. Seems cheesy, I know, but it's actually real good. The plot is that someone is trying to stop a curse that cause people to kill themselves, but the thing is, it's like a virus, so when someone sees the infected person kill themselves, they become infected and do the same.
A less popular one that was surprisingly awesome was His House. Its a Netflix movie but you should be able to find it a few other places as well (🏴☠️). I really liked it. Unique, creepy, and pretty well made. Definitely recommend.
Autopsy of Jane Doe was very memorable.
not too scary but thought id drop a recommendation for dellamorte dellamore
Basically any documentary about climate change. No jump scares, but leaves you with an existential dread that fiction can't just quite match.
Not a movie, but if you want scary you should try browsing real estate websites, the prices are truly horrific.