Hi, I'm passionate about all things horror, just looking to connect with like-minded fans, or even authors or filmmakers. Hit me with your most obscure horror movie recommendation.
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Would love to connect. Alan here from Italy, producer of Fuck You Immortality (Can't Kill This in USA and Canada) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6888132
Loving writing horror music!
Hi Aray, yes, writing good horror can be tough, but satisfying when you're confident that you've pulled it off. Working on anything at the moment?
Hi Alan, thanks for the network request. I have added Can't Kill This to my amazon watch list. I look forward to checking it out, synopsis sounds crazy!
Hi Amy, thanks for the network request. And Hello from a fellow Brit. Your music sounds great.
Hi, Christian James Hearn! I love horror! I’m not sure if this is totally obscure, but it’s one that I tell people about and they usually haven’t heard of it - “You’re Next” - it’s a horror/thriller. You can usually find it on Vudu free with ads. Happy watching! What’s one you suggest?
Hi @Christian I write horror when I want to relax.
Hi Monica, yes, You're Next is great fun. A few I like to recommend from the obscure end of horror are End of the Line, Lake Mungo, and I see You.
Hi Aray, sorry to hear about your toxic family, but I'm glad you're able to put that energy and experience into your craft. Best of luck with it!
Hi Debbie, I know what you mean. I watch/read/write horror to destress!