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I sometimes get frightened by horror movies. If they are bloody or disturbing to a certain point, I will get slightly jumpy and start to feel sick sometimes.
this happened to me at the begining of Saving Private Ryan.
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02-09-2005, 05:57 PM
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I personally perfer the less bloody but more creepy, mysterious ones like The Grudge or The Ring. but...it does seem like Korean movies are often the highest rated.
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Korean Horror Movie Presents Different Kind of Fear
