Is there a film with more dread than this?
Is there a film with more dread than this?
Jeremiah Walker
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Austin Murphy
Threads maybe.
Spoorloos is really good though
Jackson Wood
As based as its misogyny is, its still viscerally cringe-inducing and grisly.
Carter Cox
zzzzz....SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASKIIIIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Henry Brooks
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I CANT BELIEVE THE SERIAL KILLER ACTUALLY KILLED ME
Carson Russell
He never actually said he killed her
Carter Edwards
Yeah, just take this mystery drink from a total stranger who's implying to be the killer. What a genius.
Gabriel Gomez
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I WONT DRINK IT I WONT DRINK IT
Jack Green
I could never tell if the bad guy was supposed to deliberately look like a weirdo, or if this was just considered a normal look in 1980’s Netherlands
David Hughes
forgot the soijak fuck
Michael Harris
i dread every von trier film because they're so pretentious and depressed 15-year-old level edgy.
Lincoln Scott
Only dread in that movie was that it was really boring. People told me to watch it because "oh my god bro it's so fucked up" so I went in with high expectations and was seriously let down. Nothing "fucked up" happened.
Liam Miller
he's french. the people he murdered are dutch.
Christopher Gomez
>man who we watch progressively go insane over three years of searching for what happened to the love of his life acts irrationally because he will do anything to find out the truth or a tiny chance of finding her
Wow. Such bad writing
Ryder Murphy
I didn't like the ending, but I couldn't tell you a better way to have ended it that I would prefer.
Landon Young
Filtered
Jordan Richardson
Spoilers, bitch.
Austin Powell
Ayden Perez
>for me, it's the flodder family
Anthony Martin
Fuck off I'm not a pleb. I've seen most Kubrick's movies and loved every single one of them
Nathaniel Gomez
he didn't. man's inability to survive without oxygen killed her.
Luis Price
So legally speaking... he was in the clear?
Blake Bennett
Based buurman.
Aiden Bennett
she also never bothered to learn the punching technique that uma thurman's character uses in Kill Bill. her death really is her own fault, really.
Alexander Barnes
>yfw he practices for months to refine his kidnapping technique, rehearsing every lie and timing every move
>ywn achieve this level of autism
Grayson Davis
the american remake of The Vanishing is so bad, i think there may actually be a scene similar to this. it's been so long since i've seen it, i can't really remember. i just remember the movie being total, absolute shit.
Ryder Parker
>Kubrick
>Not pleb
Oh no no no
Grayson Bell
We're a Cimino board faggot, kubrick is reddit-tier
Aaron Parker
Ironic. Kubrick loved Spoorloos so much he tried so hype the people involved in the US.
I was surprised people only got the dread out of the movie, To me it's first and foremost criminal autism kino.
Jack Russell
The Orphanage. The dread builds from the beginning whereas there are long stretches in the vanishing where nothing happens.
Daniel Collins
>it isn’t even New York...
What did it mean by this
David Harris
Back then you didn't have to pretend an area filled with 50% pakis, 10% blacks and 10% slavs was really London.
Charles Hernandez