Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)

Fun Fact; I'm a recent Marvel fan and only really got into it after seeing the many Thanos memes. I did see the original Iron Man film in 2008 with my family but that was it.

I saw Spider-Man Far From Home unexpectedly with my friend Hannah, but I definitely enjoyed it, especially with having seen the terrifying Midsommar the day before. It was a much needed enjoyable viewing.

The Possession of Hannah Grace (2018)

This is a movie I saw for free when we got free movie channels for 4th of July. 

Released by Sony. Sony has a bit of a reputation for pretty "meh" horror films. 

Midsommar (2019)

Directed by Ari Aster

I truly do not know if I can handle another one of this man's films. My close family and friends know that I'm a horror junkie but Mr. Aster's Hereditary of last year managed to disturb me in a way that most horror movies never do. Hereditary has made it's way to one of mu favorite horror movies of all times, along with being my current Autistic obsession (yes, I've made fan art.) Hereditary still does disturb me when I watch it, but it's mainly one particular scene so I can leave the room when it happens or cover my ears.

Midsommar makes Hereditary look like a children's play. I took 2 friends to go see Hereditary, but I never want to see Midsommar ever again. Or at the very least, you'd have to pay me a lot of money. I'd say Midsommar is probably more disturbing than Hereditary, though I still think Hereditary is the better film (more on that later).

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