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not lately, whit some of the crap thats been rolling out hollywoods doors.
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I believe that cinema as an artform is in a sad state of decline, and this holds especially true for horror movies. There are still many filmmakers making brilliant, uncompromising work, but they are quickly buried by the studios. You know what this means though... after the Dark Age comes the Renaissance.
To directly answer the question, I for one still have fun watching horror movies. Maybe I don't enjoy most of the new horror as much as I enjoy the classics, but I'm not going to stop watching because things are in a slump.
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honestly
NO..I find that todays horrors are too predictable and the empathis on all that blood and gore is kind of boring.
My kind of horror is when you can't see the entity but you know its there..when something is about to happen but your not quite sure what..the mystery of the whole film. Blacula would have to be my all time favourite and Salems lot. That is why movies made in the 70's were so popular and still in demand..but very hard to come by.
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