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Vote up the best responses to the analog horror movie Skinamarink.
Kyle Edward Ball's experimental horror film Skinamarinkopened in theaters across the country in January 2023 and film fans are taking sides. The film is a unique take on the haunted-house trope, featuring two children who are left alone in the middle of the night with an evil entity after their parents mysteriously disappear.
Not your usual fear-fest, the analog horror film is more of an experience than a movie as filmgoers are subjected to long shots of walls, carpet, and the backs of heads in a dimly lit home.
Over on Twitter, the movie is polarizing the film community: People either love it or hate it, with very little in between. Here are a few reactions to Skinamarink from film Twitter. Vote up the best tweets.
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'Not That Scary'
Skinamarink is the kind of movie where you leave the theatre being like "huh that wasn't *that* scary" and then you proceed to have maybe the worst night's sleep of your entire life