{"id":78802,"date":"2020-09-20T16:28:21","date_gmt":"2020-09-20T16:28:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gamerant.com\/five-horror-movies-for-people-who-hate-horror-movies\/"},"modified":"2020-09-20T16:28:21","modified_gmt":"2020-09-20T16:28:21","slug":"five-horror-films-for-non-horror-fans-game-rant","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/itteacheritfreelance.hk\/wordpress\/index.php\/2020\/09\/20\/five-horror-films-for-non-horror-fans-game-rant\/","title":{"rendered":"Five Horror Films for Non-Horror Fans | Game Rant"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Not everyone likes horror movies. While the genre is<\/em> often guilty of repetitive plot lines and paper thin characters, the act of consuming horror is therapeutic to many. It\u2019s a safe way to expel their excess anxiety<\/a> or confront their own mortality.<\/p>\n

Still, some just aren\u2019t interested in committing ninety-five minutes to watching bodies getting stalked, haunted, or\u00a0gutted like a fish. But spooky season is here, and everyone wants to be part of the fun.\u00a0So here are\u00a0five horror movies that\u00a0folks who don\u2019t typically like horror movies\u00a0can still enjoy.<\/p>\n

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Not to be confused with the William Katt movie of the same name, this Japanese film has developed somewhat of a cult following in recent years and it\u2019s well-deserved. House<\/em> tells the story of a young girl who visits her aunt’s country home with six of her friends. Spoiler: The house is haunted and her friends start getting killed off one by one. What sets it apart from other haunted house films is its use of surreal imagery and psychedelic special effects. The whole\u00a0movie plays out like a dream. Scenes like a piano coming alive and eating a schoolgirl or a cat painting throwing up<\/a> enough blood to flood an entire haunted mansion are hard to forget. There\u2019s nothing else quite like it.<\/p>\n

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Despite being slightly obscure, this film features some big names, including Bill Paxton and Matthew\u00a0McConaughey.\u00a0Frailty<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>asks the terrifying question: What if God was real? It\u2019s the story of two young brothers living in Texas. One day, their father tells them that he\u2019s been visited by an angel and God has tasked him with destroying demons. Only the demons look just like humans. Does that mean they\u2019re murdering ordinary people? Told with a non-linear narrative and quite a few twists and turns, Frailty<\/em> is an uneasy look at the meaning of faith.<\/p>\n

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Horror fans might argue that the first or third films in the Nightmare on Elm Street<\/em><\/a> franchise are the best entries in the series, but those bored by traditional horror\u00a0are going to be more interested in the seventh installment. New Nightmare<\/em> breaks the fourth wall; its story is centered around the cast and crew involved in the original films.\u00a0The premise is that the Nightmare<\/em> films worked to contain a very real demon and now that they have stopped\u00a0being made, the demon is free and has entered the real world. Only those who let the monster out\u00a0can stop it. New Nightmare<\/em> is an indictment and defense of horror cinema as written and directed by one of its foremost creators, Wes Craven.<\/p>\n

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Portal to hell? Check. Demented ex-lover brought back from dead? Check. Murderous evil step-mother? Check. Strong and likable female lead? Double-check. Hellraiser<\/em><\/a> has it all. At its core, it\u2019s a grotesque love story told with graphic violence and splattered body parts. It\u2019s an inventive and demented fairy tale seen through the lens of \u201880s horror. Yes, there are some cheap jump scares<\/a> and horror cliches here, but they\u2019re far outweighed by the effectiveness and creepiness of the film. While the movie does contain\u00a0tons\u00a0of gore, there’s an engaging and solid story underneath. It\u2019s the reason Hellraiser<\/em> holds up in ways most \u201880s horror doesn\u2019t.<\/p>\n

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Magic<\/em> stars a young Anthony Hopkins as up-and-coming ventriloquist Corky. He has found great success with his new partner, a vulgar dummy named Fats. Suffering from mental illness and hiding from a mandatory medical exam, Corky runs away and is reunited with his former high school crush. Fats doesn\u2019t take too kindly to this and the the bodies start piling up. Magic<\/em> is a slower and more psychological take on the traditional killer doll story. After all, Fats is just an expression of Corky\u2019s id. Right?<\/p>\n

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