Fright Night Favorites: A Convo on Horror Films
Welcome back to our blog, fellow horror enthusiasts! Today, we've got a real treat for you. We're delving into the eerie world of horror cinema, a genre that we absolutely adore. Join us, Nachi and Damaris, along with our dear cousin Fonso, as we embark on a spine-chilling journey through horror films.
In our latest podcast episode, we've decided to uncover the reasons behind our collective fascination with horror. We reminisce about our long-standing tradition of watching horror movies every Christmas Eve, a unique custom that has become integral to our festive celebrations. There's something about the chilling atmosphere that really sets the stage for the holiday season.
We've also had a lively discussion on what makes a good horror film. Is it the pace of tension, the mysterious elements, or perhaps the perfect jump scare that defines a horror masterpiece? We all have our own criteria, but we agree that the first kill scene is a pivotal moment that sets the tone for the entire movie.
During our chat, we shared our personal favorites, which include classics like "Poltergeist," "Alien," and "Halloween." We even went down memory lane to our first horror movie experience with "A Nightmare on Elm Street." We've explored how these films have shaped our perception of everyday objects and situations, turning them into potential horror plots. We didn't shy away from discussing the influence of horror films on today's generation. Some may find these movies too intense, but for us, they add a dash of thrill to the mundane.
As lovers of all things horror, we couldn't help but plunge into the murky depths of horror films that are so bad they're good. We talked about "Ghoulies," "Rodents," "Pumpkinhead," and "Leprechaun," among others. With their laughable effects and over-the-top plots, these films hold a special place in our hearts for their sheer entertainment value.
We wrapped up our episode and reflected on how horror movies bring joy and lightheartedness to our lives. They provide an escape, a chance to experience fear in a safe environment, and let's face it, they're just plain fun.
We hope you've enjoyed this little sneak peek into our world of horror. If you're as passionate about this genre as we are, subscribe and follow us on social media for more riveting episodes. Let's continue the conversation and share our love for horror films. Cheers to many more fright-filled adventures!
Stay spooky,
Nachi and Damaris