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Comfort in Horror Movies
https://broadly.vice.com/en_us/artic...tm_source=dmfb
It may not make sense, but some people with anxiety disorders–myself included—love nothing more than calming down with a terrifying film. I talked to researchers to find out why. I guess my amygdala is desensitized to horror movies. I rarely jump from jump scares and never feel dread or apprehension watching horror movies.
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Good article. Makes a lot of sense. I have pretty bad anxiety and horror movies always seem to settle me. Never really thought about it though.
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Is it strange that I find a lot of 80's horror films cozy?
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I don't think so. I feel the same way.
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All horror films make me cozy.
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I like to watch old black and white 50's movies when im feeling sick or depressed. Usually cheers me up
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Same here. They're timid in a lot of ways compared to current films.
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I love those two
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I find The Thing and Alien to be good chillout horror. |
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