Is This Movie as Scary as Everyone is Saying

Should make a horror about fuel prices rn

I think the problem with “scariest movie ever” marketing is it makes audiences think they’ll be jumping out of their seat in fear. Really horror movies need to focus less on jump scares and more on dread

Undertone sounds like a really bad Undertale fanfic

The scariest movie will be scary movie 6, it's literally in the name

undertone is the movie. 1:11 "No, it is not the scariest movie I've ever seen. I also don't know if it'll be the scariest movie of the year, but I do think it's good. I did enjoy it. I wasn't bored. I wasn't let down." that's really about it, see ya

I feel bad for people that didn't watch jeepers creepers way out in the country at night by themselves when they were six years old.

I’m being honest when they say it’s the scariest movie then you know it’s not gonna be the scariest

The close captions for this movie be like *Scary Noise*

I saw the Blair Witch Project when I was 16. Remember, they sold the movie as real found footage. I was super stoned thinking it was real. That's an experience I'll never forget.

I think it was all in her head. She’s emotionally drained caring for her mother, she's trying to keep her relationship alive, her sleep pattern is terrible, and to top it all off she learns that she’s 6 weeks pregnant. Listening to the first few tapes, she learns how dark old nursery rhymes can be. Again, with her being pregnant, it gets to her. She’s drinking alcohol and taking prescription medication, possibly the ones for her mother. That’s a cocktail for trouble alone. The topic of psychosis came up early in the movie, which causes people to disconnect from reality and see things that aren’t there. She DEFINITELY was experiencing that throughout the entire film. Finally, at the end, Evy's screaming isn’t because her mom attacked her. She screamed because she likely had a snap back to reality and realized her mom had passed away.