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Anybody do better with scary books than scary movies? Lol

Anybody do better with scary books than scary movies? Lol

Nikki #questionnaire #horror

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Patricia

yet to find a scary book!

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Raheli

Frozen, by Larry Johnson. No, it’s not what Disney based the movie off.

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Raheli

A suggestion! 🙂

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Camille

So much better!

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NikkiQuestion author

I’m going to try a few scary books. I can’t do scary movies at all lol

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Stefanie

Oh yes!

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Anna

Me ?

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Madison

Yesss sooo much better!!

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Donna

Love the books. Can’t watch the movies!

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Michelle

I like short scary stories, I can’t do full on novel. I can’t stand the slow burn, I’m a scaredy-cat. I tried and I was a mess for reading at night lol it’s true what they say, your mind conjures scarier things from reading a book than what you watch in movies

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Kat

same here.

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NikkiQuestion author

Lol I’m a scaredy cat too. Comes from growin up in a haunted house!

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Michelle

@Nikki ok now you have a story to tell, you can’t leave us hanging with a comment like that ?

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NikkiQuestion author

Used to have a lot of scary things happen. Lived in an old farm house built in 1880s surrounded by corn fields. Would see the hat man in the upstairs of my bedroom which was the very back room of the upstairs. Lots of scary stuff happened. I could write a short book of it lol. Google hat man. It was terrifying

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Jesse

Yep

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Samir

Oh yes ! I’m more affected by gory books than gory movies !

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Cristy

Me, I don’t do scary movies

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Sandra

Yes I can read it but not see it,

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Shannon

Absolutely.

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James

Love them both

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Wayne

I like both, although Robert Bloch was a killer horror author.

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Annie-Pier

Meeee! The music in horror movies is unbearable. ? I’ve noticed they make it so you can’t hear when people speak so you turn the volume up and at the first scary bit you get a heart attack. 🙁

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NikkiQuestion author

Lol yup!

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Lisa

Just books for me.

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Teresa

Don’t do either

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Linda

Absolutely, I can put the book down lol

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Yvonne

Nope. Movies are over in usually max 2 hours. I’m a visual person so the scary images might linger in my mind for a while. But if I read a scary book, not only am I expoed to it longer, but the images are literally embedded in my subconscious. ?

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NikkiQuestion author

Lol I always would have to watch a Disney movie or a comedy after a scary movie

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Yvonne

Lol me too! Or a lot of kitten videos 😉

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Raheli

Ooh, true. The time length DOES make an impact!

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Marta

I read “It” but I’ll never watch the movie:)

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Raheli

Individually based. I like either, so long as it’s done right!! Alien trilogies were wonderful movies. But thw book about a true story of cryonics, Frozen made me paranoid and crazy for a couple days.

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Belinda

I love both, depending on the type of scary – I don’t watch or read torture type stuff.

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Kaitlyn

Me! I hate the whole “jump scare” part of scary movies but I actually like somewhat scary books (then I guess I suppose the scariest things I’ve actually read were Stephen King and gory books so maybe it doesn’t count.) Somehow I also really like horror/gory anime but just not live action movies.

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Jennifer

I prefer horror books

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Macey

I’m better w movies bc my imagination can go crazy and b more terrifying than what I’m even reading. Movies r a little more mindless

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LauraEddy

The books are way better

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Madison

Scary books over movies always

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Ste

yep

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Andrea

Yes, actually!

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Tika

Oh yes. I hate scary movies but don’t mind scary books ?

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