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Posted by /u/JayPGPF

This is a looong shot, but here it goes. I remember seeing this scene on tv no idea if it's from a movie or tv show. It really stuck with me and made me feel queasy and like was going through what was happening on the screen, like my skin was being ripped apart.

I remember a 1950s style diner but in the 1980s or 1990s. A waitress was wearing a pink or red 1950s waitress uniform and she falls running away from the killer when she is on the floor he pulls on her ankle while she is grabbing on to something and her leg is shown being pulled apart, skin ripping and bone showing. I can't be sure if it was this gorey or if it's just my brain filling in the part not shown on screen. The image is still burned in my head and don't think the

effects were good at all but for some reason really stuck with me.

I'm 35 and this has been haunting me for 30 years give or take a few years. I've ben searching online for more than 10 years and can't count how many 1980s and 1990s media I've consumed hoping to find this scene

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Posted by /u/Swimming_Chapter8972

I loveee horror!

I especially love horror with dark cinematography. Think moody, dark, atmospheric vibes. Like how Nosferatu & Twilight were filmed but something with a better plot than Twilight, obv.

Not necessarily looking for a hidden gem, but I have seen a lot of the popular recs on here like almost all A24 films and several NEON films.

I love psychological thrillers, witchy (not demonic possession), slow burns with a crazy twist, high tension…

Help a girl out!

(Things I loved: Suspiria, Hereditary, Midsommar, Mother!, House of Wax, Nosferatu, Woman in Black, Haunting of Hill House and all things Mike Flanagan)

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Posted by /u/Hill_372

The only depressing horror movies I can think are historical war films, which they are called Come and see, Men behind the sun, and Black sun: Nanjing Massacre. I’ve wondered what other horror movies that are also depressing like these 3.

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home again

Mar. 17th, 2026 08:27 pm
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I am back from Montreal. The trip home had some annoying delays while they found us an airplane, or figured out how to tow the one they had, or something, but was otherwise fine.

Rysmiel gave me a back rub last night that did significant good for the tension in my neck and right shoulder. I currently have an unrelated shoulder pain, from spending too much time poking at my phone while spending several hours at the airport, but if I'm somewhat cautious now that I'm home, that should take care of itself in a day or three.

I am catching up on some of the PT exercises I didn't do while traveling because they require elastics, or the foam roller, or weights, but doing all of them tonight would be imprudent.
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Posted by /u/SignificantPath1139

What’s up Reddit horror community, I’ve Been looking to grow my YouTube channel, my YT handle is thevarietygamerYT and I play mostly asymmetrical, survival horror as well as sci fi horror and also fighting games like MK. Huge fan of franchises like Friday the 13th, Evil Dead, Halloween, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Dead By Daylight, resident evil, silent hill, the last of us, mortal kombat and etc just to name a few, if any of these sound appealing and you’re looking for a new creator to watch, hopefully I can catch your interest and your consideration for joining my community and channel. Always looking for new fellow horror fans, we also have a discord server dedicated to the genre for those interested

https://discord.gg/eUs9RV4ya

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Daily Check-In

Mar. 17th, 2026 05:59 pm
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This is your check-in post for today. The poll will be open from midnight Universal or Zulu Time (8pm Eastern Time) on Tuesday, March 17, to midnight on Wednesday, March 18. (8pm Eastern Time).

Poll #34381 Daily Check-in
Open to: Access List, detailed results viewable to: Access List, participants: 11

How are you doing?

I am OK.
6 (54.5%)

I am not OK, but don't need help right now.
5 (45.5%)

I could use some help.
0 (0.0%)

How many other humans live with you?

I am living single.
3 (27.3%)

One other person.
5 (45.5%)

More than one other person.
3 (27.3%)




Please, talk about how things are going for you in the comments, ask for advice or help if you need it, or just discuss whatever you feel like.
 
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Posted by /u/Gargoylesfan49

Heather O Rourke was a child actress who is best known for playing the role of Carol Anne in the "Poltergeist" films.

She passed away at the age of 12 due to a congenital disease that was misdiagnosed by the doctors.

In 2021, they filmed a documentary about Heather's life which was finally released a month ago. It's called "She Was Here".

If you have an amazon account, you can rent it for $3.99

I myself got the chance to see it & I loved it. It was a well made, heartfelt film that will have you in tears by the end.

Here's a trailer for the film: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3tqTixjyfc

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