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Old 01-17-2009, 10:23 PM   #397
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Originally Posted by zelda_pinwheel View Post
my preferred horror is the stuff i never learn about and never gets anywhere near me. i hate horror in any medium. i don't find anything pleasant at all about being terrified by a book or a movie and i don't understand the attraction. (no, i won't watch The Ring with you. don't even bother asking.)
Just read the synopsis of The Ring - that is a good example of something that isn't my sort of thing. Nor are any of the more modern, explicit, gory books and films. I don't find Hammer horror, Roger Corman's films, gothic horror books (by which I mean things like Dracula, E. A Poe's work and so on) terrifying. Creepy at times, camp and amusing at times (well, the films, anyway), but not scary.

I made the mistake of watching Arachnaphobia once - that was terrifying.
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