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Not so horror movies for a Wednesday There's only one thing on my mind this morning; I wanna see movies and lots of movies like I did on Saturday. I'm currently on the second installment of the movie "***fear street***", I've seen ***fear street part one-1974*** which is the first instalment, but watched ***fear street part two-1666 quarter way*** last night before girlfriend's call came in (***girlfriend = female friend***), I seriously wanted to hang up as my movie night was being interrupted but decided to be nice, answered the call and began to fall asleep somewhere between (***hey, she wasn't boring- fell asleep because I was simply tired***).

***Lead image*** https://unsplash.com/photos/m3pfOQKgVAM ***"What can I say; I'm looking for some fun in something called movies"*** I remember mentioning that my cousin selected three random movies for me; the first was the ***8th night,*** an extremely boring korean movie without a direction, in fact it shouldn't be classified as horror because there's no scare, no blood, no gore and no motivation- an elementary school horror would have been much better because children could be better actors in a situation of proper mentorship. I feel the movie could have done better but it was a total waste of time for me. Time wasted on it cannot be taken back; unfortunately.

***Image source*** https://netflixable.com/brazil/81457374/the-8th-night-2021 ***"The 8th night; an extremely boring movie, time wasted cannot be taken back"*** ***Second suggested movie*** was ***Oxygen***; a very interesting movie about a woman who wakes up in a cryogenic chamber with no memory of who she is; her oxygen is running out fast and no help seems to be coming hence has to work with the AI assigned to her in a bid to make it out alive before she dies of asphyxiation. This movie didn't disappoint but got me glued throughout, I paused the movie each time I wanted to blink as I didn't intend to miss any detail (practically impossible). It's a must watch if you're a movie lover.

***Image source*** https://www.playinone.com/folkplay/oxygen-%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%81%E0%B8%8B%E0%B8%B4%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%88%E0%B8%99-netflix-review/?amp=1 ***"Oxygen movie is a must watch, except you've got issues with closed spaces; hash-tag claustrophobia"....*** Cousin suggested ***Aftermath*** as well but I couldn't get the movie on my usual movies websites, I guess I'd have to wait much longer before seeing that movie; I'd keep it at the back of my mind or perhaps in front.

***Image source*** https://www.heavenofhorror.com/reviews/aftermath-netflix/ ***"I got no idea what this movie is about, I intend to watch go in blindly like I did with the others, unfortunately it isn't available on my usual movie download websites"....*** All movies suggested by cousin are 2021 movies; classified as horror but I'm not impressed considering I'm looking for some blood, gore and scare but I don't seem to be getting anything close to my desire. Hey I'm not a psychopath, I'm simply trying to entertain myself. Apart from beeping myself busy with the fear street franchise, I'm considering seeing a 2020 horror movie titled "***don't listen***". Synopsis from Netflix says; ***"After the strange death of his young son at their new home, Daniel hears a ghostly plea for help, spurring him to seek out a renowned paranormal expert".***

***Image source*** https://www.heavenofhorror.com/reviews/dont-listen-netflix-horror-voces/ ***"I sincerely hope this meets up to expectation as I do not intend to waste my time like I don't with the 8th night"....*** I need something to spike my almost dead heart rate; something scary, something violent as I'm hardly scared by anything and I need something to make me excited. ***Feel free to suggest an horror movie for me and I'd sincerely appreciate it.*** ***Dear*** @Jinifer***; I know you are a movie watcher and you've got a lot of movies up your sleeve; kindly suggest the best movies on your list, and "love you forever I will".*** ***Toddles***

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