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Looks like it was custom made by a buddy of his who at some point also worked for the mouse. australianmusician.com.au/ernie-ball-c...

I find myself consistently recommending Pontypool, Cloud Atlas, and Easy Rider.

To date, the most "horror"-like games I've ever played are BioShock and Limbo. It's not a lack of wanting the horror. It's the lack of funds to purchase many controllers. So no, I don't get to play horror games.

Anyway, at this juncture I was so scared that I jerked and threw the controller across the room, breaking it.

I have done that several more times with some different games.

. You should know that I have what I now know is an exaggerated startle response, which is a very intense reaction to relatively minor triggers. And it's worth saying that I have this startle reflex because I have PTSD. It's a super common symptom.

As thanks for sticking around, let me tell you a story. It's about the year 2001, and I have started playing the first #SilentHill on Playstation for the first time. Very early on, your character is swarmed.

It may also hit cosmic horror—the idea that there are things beyond our ken that nevertheless demand our respect—as in Event Horizon or The Endless. Not just fear of the unknown, but fear of something so grand that it cannot be fully known.

Sci-fi horror is sort of folk horror through a mirror darkly, and can be the terror of ultramodernity, as in Cam or Splice. In this, the warnings of the unknown feel the same, but it's the unknown we have created.