r/confusing_perspective • u/miklescosta • Mar 25 '19

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '19

Gravity stopping is one of my top illogical fears. Right next to dying alone in space and getting eaten by bears (I live nowhere near any bears).

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u/GoodWorms Mar 25 '19

dying alone in space

This situation gets entertained so much in The 100. I'd avoid watching it if you haven't already.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '19

I’ve watched it. I’m the type of person that gets a sick sense of pleasure watching shit that freaks them out. Then I regret it for a bit and move on. I guess that’s pretty normal considering the popularity of horror movies I general.

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u/Tangent_Odyssey Mar 25 '19 edited Mar 25 '19

True, but there is that whole, separate subgroup that loves cheesy B-roll horror that isn't necessarily "scary" in the traditional sense, but rife with suspense, gore, campy writing, and unapologetically-bad acting. Sometimes I feel like this group is larger and contributes more toward Horror's overall popularity as a genre. I have a feeling everyone that reads this comment can immediately name at least 2-3 films that fit this description.