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Justice Smith was great in the D&D movie, is this a horror movie?
he's great in this one too
it's a horror movie in that it's about horrifying situations, but it isn't really scary at any point beyond an existential dread. mostly just deeply sad and distressing but never in a way that has any adrenaline involved. it's fantastic, instantly an all time fave
vague spoiler
the movie is about being closeted and how miserable it is to repress who you areHow many Omoris of scary is it?
i have not played omori but i'm GUESSING based on vibes that it's like a 1 or a 2? extremely not scary scary, there's one scene that's imo mildly scary but other than that there's basically nothing i would describe as scary in the way a scary movie is scary
i really think you'd be ok
then we both haven't played/watched something that we really need to. i'll work on fixing my end this weekend. Omori was a game I was expecting to be far more scary but it's really... just not that scary? There's a handful of jump scares every now and again but you can see them coming from a mile away and they're mild to boot
Isn't omori also more about existential dread? Sounds like these two things are comparable to me.
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grief, guilt, denial of reality. idk i don't know dick about shit about media analysis