30 Days of Supernatural: Day Sixteen

[rogueslayer452]

Day 16 - An episode that scared you

Oddly, I don't find get scared while watching Supernatural. At all. There's the occasional freaky and gross-out moments here and there, the former mostly during the earlier seasons, but nothing that outright scared or terrified me or even remotely spook me to the point where I'm scarred for life. Personally, I love horror and thrillers in general. Like, I seriously thrive off of these kinds of genres, I'm addicted to them. So really, I'm totally desensitized to whatever this show does in terms of what it describes as "scary."

I mean come on, I watch Miike Takashi films for goodness sakes. His work makes Supernatural look like a harmless puppy in comparison.

Rest of the 30 Days of Supernatural Challenge.

Comments

[mulder200.livejournal.com]

Scared? No. Grossed out? Yes!

Violence while making me uncomfortable doesn't scare but something gross? Ew!

[epicycles.livejournal.com]

You watch Miike? *bows in humble awe* I can't even read plot summaries of those movies.

SPN doesn't scare me much...I think some of the S1 eps did, because I am a huge pussy and horror movie tropes push all my buttons so easily. Also "Family Remains" because people living in the walls is like my all-time biggest asdahsdlkgh DO NOT WANT EEEEEEEEEE phobia. But SPN hasn't even tried to be scary in a long time...

[actourdreams.livejournal.com]

I'm pretty surprised Supernatural has never scared me – "black magic" types of things usually give me the heebie-jeebies guaranteed, but somehow they've never gone far enough down that road. The friend who introduced me to it, however, can't watch the earlier seasons because they're too scary, apparently.