Session 9
Sinister
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Blair Witch Project
The Sacrament
Martyrs
30 Days of Night
Green Room
The Babadook
The Blackcoats Daughter
The Green Inferno
The Grudge
hey guys, so now that i’m pretty much atheist and i’m not scared of demons or supernatural things, or bring them into my house by watching movies or reading books about them lol, i defenitly want to watch a few scary movies.
i’ve always loved scary movies, but as witness, you don’t get to watch many since they need to be pg-13 and have no spiritism in it lol.
does anyone have any suggestions?
Session 9
Sinister
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Blair Witch Project
The Sacrament
Martyrs
30 Days of Night
Green Room
The Babadook
The Blackcoats Daughter
The Green Inferno
The Grudge
so the recent topic about film franchises got me thinking.
sure, we all love the big budget, mainstream releases that are so successful they spawn never-ending (it sometimes seems) sequels.
we could watch marvel and star-wars movies for the rest of our lives (and we might just ...).. but y'know what i love?
Shout out to the 2016 The Witch...cracking film...the scare/fear/horror is not the supernatural shit in it but the response of the family especially the father with religion as his motivation...kept thinking about the JW's as I watched it.
so the recent topic about film franchises got me thinking.
sure, we all love the big budget, mainstream releases that are so successful they spawn never-ending (it sometimes seems) sequels.
we could watch marvel and star-wars movies for the rest of our lives (and we might just ...).. but y'know what i love?
I'm a big fan of horror films and whilst the supernatural kind are alright I prefer pyschological horror.
And some of the low budget films/ not mainstream are astonishingly good...I think the original Blair Witch Project was a masterclass in producing fear without seeing anything.
One of my favourites is a film called Megan is Missing. It's a brutal subject but it is about two girls aged 14 and 15 and the dangers of internet chatrooms and is based on a true story. The last 20 minutes are pretty hard to watch but again the film masterfully captures the fear.
The film was endorsed by the parent of the child that the film was loosely based on.
As for The Abyss surely that is mainstream? It has a cult following and is deemed a classic?
posted here:.
https://docs.zoho.com/sheet/published.do?rid=740aq85115d1a04174c4d867e056351ad6836.
biggest changes:.
Slim...when the WT is still here in 5, 10 years at what point will you accept you were wrong?
Whilst I believe they have money issues in no way do I believe that money will bring them down.
To quote The Matrix: "There are levels of survival we are prepared to accept."
it’s quite affirming to see the horrific material that they’re serving up at the convention this year.
aside from blatant homophobia, the scenes at the end of the convention that are discussed on another thread stoop to new levels of fear mongering.
it seems to occur to nobody inside the organisation that this kind of material could trigger fear, deprsssion, anxiety, stress.
I've just watched this for the first time and my wife and kids are still in.
I've deeply troubled as to the message this is portraying to my kids.
anyone that you miss from this site, dead or alive??.
i miss farkel, blondie and a host of others!.
Can I miss the crazy ones?
When I joined this site 6 years ago there was a funny black cross dressing guy who was a singer and professed to be Jesus.
His posts cracked me up...can't remember his name.
my father died a couple of months ago.
he'd been ill for some time and had many health scares and heart troubles over the years but always managed to keep on going.
then one time he didn't.. i'm glad i got to know him again and spend some more time with him after so many years missed because of the wts but those years will always be lost forever.
I like Simon, he does a great job with this site and most of his views and thinkings are very similar to my own.
It's nice to read experiences like this to see the people behind our usernames...sad though on the actual contents.
To lose a parent in death is hard but to have a parent make themselves dead to you as in the case of Simon's mother is tragic considering she still has life.
I feel fortunate that none of my family are "in" because I was the only convert.
It is stories like Simon's that need to be reiterated to those that say the WT does not harm or split up families.
i know of 1 that watched the video and never went back.. i think for some it was a the sum of the total or the "last straw" if you like.. karter..
In the UK many have never heard of the ARC or what occurred.
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/jehovahs-witnesses-sexual-abuse-children-beliefs-rules.html.
I emailed the author of the article expressing my appreciation of it...he replied back thanking me and expressing his surprise at how none of this info is widely know.
It seems he will follow it up...it's a cracking article.
i know their have been many posts dedicated to this subject already and i apologize if this aspect has been handled before.. apart from the many other absurdities relating to the flood of noah`s day being literal as jehovah`s witnesses believe and already thrashed out here by the many posts previous.. i was wondering if this aspect has been considered that the waters would have had to cover over active volcanoes with what result ?.
their are a number of" active and resting" volcanoes at any one time around the earth and i`m just wondering if anyone more knowledgeable than me about the subject would like to weigh in and give their 2 cents worth in what effect a global flood covering volcanoes would have ?.
i am aware their are fissures in the deep oceans where volcanic activity occurs ,but is this the same ?.
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/faq-noahs-ark.html#georecord
Doesn't mention volcano's but mentions a fair amount on the geological impact of a "flood".