
HomieGZombie
@HomieGZombie
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Posted by lavaliquidNo I haven't.Posted by HomieGZombie
I prefer blood, guts, and bones over the Grudge.
Having been gifted with a vivid imagination, I am more jumpy when it comes to things on the Paranormal side of Horror.
My brain makes the images a lot more terrifying than it original is.
In short, you could say I am more inclined to be afraid of unrealistic things than that of realistic.
You can't change how a Shark looks like. You can't change how it'll bite. You can't change how a bone will break when you twist it a certain way.
You can, however, change the face of the Grudge into something more gruesome.. because she isn't real.
Your brain can alter it around.
I'M AFRAID OF MY BRAIN.
I dk if I'm making sense.
Anywho, what's your preference?
Have you watched Pieces yet?
Or Scanners
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Posted by AlienessAH yes.
I like slasher, horror, vampire, zombie, creature etc...been long since i watched..this thread just gave me a craving.


Posted by smokeandmirrorsIndeed.
Definitely gore.

Posted by dolluxeWell I'll be damned.
Fantasy horror.. I've a fascination with the Paranormal since childhood.

Posted by idgaf2Enlighten me, so I can make myself clear if I hadn't already.Posted by HomieGZombieit sounds like you are contradicting yourself.
I prefer blood, guts, and bones over the Grudge.
Having been gifted with a vivid imagination, I am more jumpy when it comes to things on the Paranormal side of Horror.
My brain makes the images a lot more terrifying than it original is.
In short, you could say I am more inclined to be afraid of unrealistic things than that of realistic.
You can't change how a Shark looks like. You can't change how it'll bite. You can't change how a bone will break when you twist it a certain way.
You can, however, change the face of the Grudge into something more gruesome.. because she isn't real.
Your brain can alter it around.
I'M AFRAID OF MY BRAIN.
I dk if I'm making sense.
Anywho, what's your preference?click to expand

Posted by HomieGZombieWhoa. Google sprung me some good shiet.Posted by lavaliquidNo I haven't.Posted by HomieGZombie
I prefer blood, guts, and bones over the Grudge.
Having been gifted with a vivid imagination, I am more jumpy when it comes to things on the Paranormal side of Horror.
My brain makes the images a lot more terrifying than it original is.
In short, you could say I am more inclined to be afraid of unrealistic things than that of realistic.
You can't change how a Shark looks like. You can't change how it'll bite. You can't change how a bone will break when you twist it a certain way.
You can, however, change the face of the Grudge into something more gruesome.. because she isn't real.
Your brain can alter it around.
I'M AFRAID OF MY BRAIN.
I dk if I'm making sense.
Anywho, what's your preference?
Have you watched Pieces yet?
Or Scanners
Give me a moment, I shall summon Google.click to expand

Posted by NevermoreThat movie Gif is a good one too.![]()


Posted by ParisianCappyPsycho.
berserk


Posted by FirstDecanTaurianWomen0428It got very predictable after the 5th movie though.
Oh Saw is good for blood and gore feast.




Posted by FirstDecanTaurianWomen0428I couldn't finish watching Green Inferno. Cannibalism doesn't sit well with me even though I'm a big fan of Hannibal.
HOSTEL yeah Eli Roth is great director for these types of genre he does.
The Green Inferno.

Posted by FirstDecanTaurianWomen0428The original Thai version of Shutter was damned good!
Haha sharknado was good.
When The Descent,The Ruins, The Ring came out followed by The Grudge, and Shutter. I was like I got to get those movies on Blu Ray. Great movies.

Posted by Ram416Most of the Thai and Asian scary movies are great. I'll watch them they usually have subtitles I can look at. Lol. And I did see the Cannibal Holocaust 2.Posted by FirstDecanTaurianWomen0428The original Thai version of Shutter was damned good!
Haha sharknado was good.
When The Descent,The Ruins, The Ring came out followed by The Grudge, and Shutter. I was like I got to get those movies on Blu Ray. Great movies.click to expand

Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombieYeah, you haven't.Posted by idgaf2Enlighten me, so I can make myself clear if I hadn't already.Posted by HomieGZombieit sounds like you are contradicting yourself.
I prefer blood, guts, and bones over the Grudge.
Having been gifted with a vivid imagination, I am more jumpy when it comes to things on the Paranormal side of Horror.
My brain makes the images a lot more terrifying than it original is.
In short, you could say I am more inclined to be afraid of unrealistic things than that of realistic.
You can't change how a Shark looks like. You can't change how it'll bite. You can't change how a bone will break when you twist it a certain way.
You can, however, change the face of the Grudge into something more gruesome.. because she isn't real.
Your brain can alter it around.
I'M AFRAID OF MY BRAIN.
I dk if I'm making sense.
Anywho, what's your preference?
you say that you prefer blood, guts, and bones over the Grudge in your first statement.
you continue to offer that you are more jumpy when it comes to the paranormal side of horror, and imply that you are frightened of your own imagination.
it sounds like you can't make up your mind to be honest. either that or you don't like being scared, in which case you should probably stop watching horror movies altogether....
if you ask me, movies are movies. what difference does it make if it's implicit or explicit.... hollywood is fiction.
the real world tends to scare me more than movies.
$ 14.60 for lunch?![]()
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Posted by UnwordingPosted by HomieGZombieLies!
I prefer blood, guts, and bones over the Grudge.
Having been gifted with a vivid imagination, I am more jumpy when it comes to things on the Paranormal side of Horror.
My brain makes the images a lot more terrifying than it original is.
In short, you could say I am more inclined to be afraid of unrealistic things than that of realistic.
You can't change how a Shark looks like. You can't change how it'll bite. You can't change how a bone will break when you twist it a certain way.
You can, however, change the face of the Grudge into something more gruesome.. because she isn't real.
Your brain can alter it around.
I'M AFRAID OF MY BRAIN.
I dk if I'm making sense.
Anywho, what's your preference?
Otherwise we wouldn't have gems like these:![]()
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Although Sharknado is totally worth it if you're watching it with a half-drunk Gemini doing the commentary. lol
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Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombiedid you read the first sentence in your original post?Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombieYeah, you haven't.Posted by idgaf2Enlighten me, so I can make myself clear if I hadn't already.Posted by HomieGZombieit sounds like you are contradicting yourself.
I prefer blood, guts, and bones over the Grudge.
Having been gifted with a vivid imagination, I am more jumpy when it comes to things on the Paranormal side of Horror.
My brain makes the images a lot more terrifying than it original is.
In short, you could say I am more inclined to be afraid of unrealistic things than that of realistic.
You can't change how a Shark looks like. You can't change how it'll bite. You can't change how a bone will break when you twist it a certain way.
You can, however, change the face of the Grudge into something more gruesome.. because she isn't real.
Your brain can alter it around.
I'M AFRAID OF MY BRAIN.
I dk if I'm making sense.
Anywho, what's your preference?
you say that you prefer blood, guts, and bones over the Grudge in your first statement.
you continue to offer that you are more jumpy when it comes to the paranormal side of horror, and imply that you are frightened of your own imagination.
it sounds like you can't make up your mind to be honest. either that or you don't like being scared, in which case you should probably stop watching horror movies altogether....
if you ask me, movies are movies. what difference does it make if it's implicit or explicit.... hollywood is fiction.
the real world tends to scare me more than movies.
$ 14.60 for lunch?![]()
The Grudge IS of Paranormal/Fantasy horror.
It hits me more than a Gore/Bloody Horror type.
Because my brain bends the rules with nonfiction/fantasy/Paranormal.
It can manufacture the given product and make it seem more terrifying or more corny, cartoony, etc etc, unlimitedly.
Because it's not real.
You still don't get?
I can watch Horror movies. I love them all.
What hits me more is the Paranormal type.
Le Gets, Monsieur/Madame?
The real world is not scary at all.
It's overall boring.
What makes it exciting is the imagination. Especially if it's brought to life.
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Posted by idgaf2Welcome back bruh.
so you prefer blood, guts, and gore?


Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombieso you're a chicken shit afraid of a little girl in a nightgown and long hair.Posted by idgaf2Welcome back bruh.
so you prefer blood, guts, and gore?
Si senõr. What of it?
What are you still not getting of the opinion I posted?
got it bruh. 😉
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Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombiewhy'd you do that?Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombieso you're a chicken shit afraid of a little girl in a nightgown and long hair.Posted by idgaf2Welcome back bruh.
so you prefer blood, guts, and gore?
Si senõr. What of it?
What are you still not getting of the opinion I posted?
got it bruh. 😉
Indeed.
I am probably the Chicken shiet that gutted her open, stabbed her multiple times, choked her, and dumped her in a well.
*Bows to the audience*
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Posted by VenusAquariusIs Le work of Le BRAAAIIINNN~
I prefer to read horror.
The movies are not horror to me.
Books appeal to my imagination... the authors allow you a complete look into the minds and thought processes of the good, bad, and the evil.
Foreshadowing, metaphors, flashbacks, analogies, imagery, etc.

Posted by idgaf2Yes yes, dramatic indeedy.Posted by HomieGZombiei don't get it.... was that in the director's cut or something?Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombiewhy'd you do that?Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombieso you're a chicken shit afraid of a little girl in a nightgown and long hair.Posted by idgaf2Welcome back bruh.
so you prefer blood, guts, and gore?
Si senõr. What of it?
What are you still not getting of the opinion I posted?
got it bruh. 😉
Indeed.
I am probably the Chicken shiet that gutted her open, stabbed her multiple times, choked her, and dumped her in a well.
*Bows to the audience*
Isn't that how she has come back to haunt me and cut off my balls?
Scared shiet-less I am indeed.
HAHAHAHA
GET IT?!
director's CUT!!!
HAHAHAHAHAHclick to expand

Posted by idgaf2Yes.Posted by HomieGZombiePosted by idgaf2Yes yes, dramatic indeedy.Posted by HomieGZombiei don't get it.... was that in the director's cut or something?Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombiewhy'd you do that?Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombieso you're a chicken shit afraid of a little girl in a nightgown and long hair.Posted by idgaf2Welcome back bruh.
so you prefer blood, guts, and gore?
Si senõr. What of it?
What are you still not getting of the opinion I posted?
got it bruh. 😉
Indeed.
I am probably the Chicken shiet that gutted her open, stabbed her multiple times, choked her, and dumped her in a well.
*Bows to the audience*
Isn't that how she has come back to haunt me and cut off my balls?
Scared shiet-less I am indeed.
HAHAHAHA
GET IT?!
director's CUT!!!
HAHAHAHAHAH
*sniff sniff*
you have mayo, don't you.![]()
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Posted by HomieGZombieYou cast your own actors in your mind and create your own soundtrack by the music that comes to mind or by the music you choose to listen to while reading.Posted by VenusAquariusIs Le work of Le BRAAAIIINNN~
I prefer to read horror.
The movies are not horror to me.
Books appeal to my imagination... the authors allow you a complete look into the minds and thought processes of the good, bad, and the evil.
Foreshadowing, metaphors, flashbacks, analogies, imagery, etc.
Yes. Reading is bomb dignity too.
*Thumbs up*click to expand

Posted by idgaf2She long dead and gone bruh.Posted by HomieGZombiePosted by idgaf2Yes.Posted by HomieGZombiePosted by idgaf2Yes yes, dramatic indeedy.Posted by HomieGZombiei don't get it.... was that in the director's cut or something?Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombiewhy'd you do that?Posted by idgaf2Posted by HomieGZombieso you're a chicken shit afraid of a little girl in a nightgown and long hair.Posted by idgaf2Welcome back bruh.
so you prefer blood, guts, and gore?
Si senõr. What of it?
What are you still not getting of the opinion I posted?
got it bruh. 😉
Indeed.
I am probably the Chicken shiet that gutted her open, stabbed her multiple times, choked her, and dumped her in a well.
*Bows to the audience*
Isn't that how she has come back to haunt me and cut off my balls?
Scared shiet-less I am indeed.
HAHAHAHA
GET IT?!
director's CUT!!!
HAHAHAHAHAH
*sniff sniff*
you have mayo, don't you.![]()
To be more specific, a load of c u m.
OuO
yeah... but you're also scared of a fictional little girl so.......
#sterile
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Posted by VenusAquariusPosted by HomieGZombieYou cast your own actors in your mind and create your own soundtrack by the music that comes to mind or by the music you choose to listen to while reading.Posted by VenusAquariusIs Le work of Le BRAAAIIINNN~
I prefer to read horror.
The movies are not horror to me.
Books appeal to my imagination... the authors allow you a complete look into the minds and thought processes of the good, bad, and the evil.
Foreshadowing, metaphors, flashbacks, analogies, imagery, etc.
Yes. Reading is bomb dignity too.
*Thumbs up*
Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" series, eight books, is one of my favorites: sci-fi, western, gore, and psych thrills. A murderous train to which you had to solve a series of riddles. I solved them.
"Imajica" by Clive Barker is sci-fi. He actually made up languages that you can understand by context. Two books I and II.
Koontz Odd Thomas series... "Brother Odd." Monks, one a scientist who seems to envy God.
"Lisey's" Story by King
Robin Cook... "Shock" "Brain"
Of course "The Stand"
Anne Rice's Witches series
King's "Insomnia"
I could go on and on....click to expand

Posted by LibramissI am honestly excited for the new movies that are coming up.
Paranormal horror is traumatizing. I'm not going near it. 😛
That girl on The Ring. Why oh why? 😭 😭😭

Posted by LibramissPosted by HomieGZombieI have only seen the Japanese version of the Grudge. I honestly put it so far deep down somewhere it has been blocked from my conciousness. 😆 Japanese horror movies are one of a kind I tell you. I think The Ring was the Japanese version too but all I remember was that girl. Hm maybe I only dared to watch bits of it lol.Posted by LibramissI am honestly excited for the new movies that are coming up.
Paranormal horror is traumatizing. I'm not going near it. 😛
That girl on The Ring. Why oh why? 😭 😭😭
'Rings' and 'Sadako VS Kayako' [The Grudge VS The Ring]
Have you heard about them?
My cousin loved watching horror movies and I don't know why I watched them with him but I blame him. 😆
Never again. 😛
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Having been gifted with a vivid imagination, I am more jumpy when it comes to things on the Paranormal side of Horror.
My brain makes the images a lot more terrifying than it original is.
In short, you could say I am more inclined to be afraid of unrealistic things than that of realistic.
You can't change how a Shark looks like. You can't change how it'll bite. You can't change how a bone will break when you twist it a certain way.
You can, however, change the face of the Grudge into something more gruesome.. because she isn't real.
Your brain can alter it around.
I'M AFRAID OF MY BRAIN.
I dk if I'm making sense.
Anywho, what's your preference?