Gungeon, no questions asked

For real, this is the top one right here. Whew what dosey, best to go in blind and be surprised whilst sobbing.

Lol I felt the same way, kept hearing about how it was so great, scary different etc...i was pumped as I love FF and then I finally watched it and I was like it's different all right, you can't see shit.

Lol ok, maybe not the vanilla ones

Every single one is better than the regular chocolate 😂

I loved skul, such a good game. I didn't love it on the first go around but the second time I was hooked.

I understand the plight. I recently got some zweet sour belts and think they are good. Admittedly bought them cause they came with lil tongs. https://zweetshop.com/cdn/shop/products/108-271.png?v=1677598183 

Also got some sour gushers, but have yet to try them.

I miss sour starburst clouds. They weren't super sour but they were like chewing... Clouds lol

Lol this was my thought reading through the replies.

Tons of the movies on shudder were released in the VHS era. And that was how I originally watched them, on a VHS tape from blockbuster, all dusty, ran to shit VHS tapes...

If you really need 4k quality when watching body melt then I mean fuck man, I guess you're just built different 😂

1. The binding of Isaac
2. Enter the gungeon

1. Tabula Rasa
2. Perfume

Wild take, all the Flanagan things are neither underrated, or good.

This was such a great, but depressing movie

Dear Zachary

I think on shudder

I struggle anytime someone says hidden gems but I'll give it a go. FWIW I'm going to base my list, and what a hidden gem is, on what I don't generally see here on /r/horror. So if your wondering why I don't have x or thanksgiving etc... that would be why :

1. Chime - 2024
2. Incantation -2022
3. The medium - 2021
4. Censor - 2021
5. Project wolf hunting - 2022
6. In the earth - 2021
7. Glorious - 2022
8. Hatching - 2022
9. The Andy baker tape - 2021 (low budget FF)
10. Consecration- 2023
11. Cyst - 2022 (splatterfest goofy b movie)
12. Piggy - 2022
13. Bloody hell - 2020

Ones that I'm not sure are strictly horror : 1. The passenger -2023, arguably more thriller but whatever 2. Saloum - 2021, action... folk horror? 3. Possessor - 2020, thriller suspense perhaps

I can't wait to see this!!

It's been shitty, but at least the humidity has been down. I fear come mid July it's going to be like I'm spelunking in Satan's colon out there.

1. In my skin (the 2002 movie, not the show)
2. Inside (the og French one)
3. Grotesque

Whew watched this Sunday and it was a whirlwind

Any suggestions for someone who hates running with food on the stomach?

In March I intend on doing an ultra, which I attempted last year but bailed due to weather, and I know I need to eat something while on the run... but I'd like to have something other than just bad tasting gels and cliff blocks lol.

For some context - I have been running fasted (20 or so hrs) for around 2/3 years now, mileage varies over that time but the past 7 or so months has been 60 miles minimum per week.

I'd suggest Come and see. Russian anti-war film. Easily one of the greatest historical films

Every few months I download the mobile app, it's usually around this time that I think... Damn I bet me and my dog could a mobile app.

Wo wo wooo. People think pearl is better than x?

Scariest out of 2024?!?!

I really enjoyed Killing God by the same writer/director, but whew this one was just not for me. I found it very very boring

I long for the day when we can get some hereditary posts in this sub

Was going to say evil dead, but that's been said already so - Texas chainsaw massacre. Tcm2 is miles above the original, hell it's better than the rest of the franchise.

Love it