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Damn that image was scary lol, fair warning to anyone about to read this :P
As for the horror, I totally agree. I love horror movies that mess with your mind, not gore or whatever, but a story that gets you thinking and scares the crap out of you when you go home. Should i turn off the light?
I dont know if anyone here actually watches Lopez Tonight, but he had Slash on there and talked about him opening his new studio. Slash noted the Excorsim as his inspiration and how he wants horror movies to return to that style of movies. So wishes may be granted.