Now I know why I don't like horror movies about Evil, in the modern genre: a percentage of my nightmares remind me of those movies.
On the flip side... they make truly scary material for stories, etc. for the really scary moments when a smart, insidious evil is after the character(s)---if you can manage to wake up and then to think about WRITING IT ALL DOWN, after you wake.
At least I can get *some* good out of those kinds of nightmares.
Argh---and I was sleeping so good...:(
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02-29-2008, 01:42 AM #1Do you really think so?
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Nightmares are no friend to the insomniac
Solaris
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02-29-2008, 03:44 AM #2Elder Member
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I remember reading Stephen King's It and then going to bed and then it became really windy, and in my half-asleep post-book state I thought "shit, it's Pennywise!". :(
"We must fight on!"
"We'll die. We fight and we die, that's how it goes."
"Then we die gloriously!"
"There's an important word there, and it's not gloriously."
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02-29-2008, 04:32 AM #3Senior Member
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I'm happy to say my nightmares have subsided recently which is good news. However, I've been having trouble sleeping almost the whole week.
I would like to read some of these nightmares though, Solaris. :)
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