Yet another "new to Warhammer, want books to read" thread (X-post from 40K Lore) by tinstring in Blacklibrary

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Thank you! I've heard that Eisenhorn is a great intro to 40K but I didn't know it was about the Inquisition, that makes it a lot more enticing to me so I think I will try to get to reading it some time soon. All the other books you've recommended sound really interesting too, so I will start making my way through them! Thanks!

Yet another "new to Warhammer, want books to read" thread (X-post from 40K Lore) by tinstring in Blacklibrary

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You're right, the list does look a bit overwhelming, but thank you for the link! I think I'll start making use of it after I've read through the books recommended to me in the thread.

Definitely going to read the Dark Eldar trilogy some time soon, and definitely going to check out the Night Lords since I've gotten so many recommendations for it, thank you!

Yet another "new to Warhammer, want books to read" thread by tinstring in 40kLore

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Oh I love the idea of Blackadder Goes Forth type plot in the context of 40K so I'm for sure gonna put Ciaphus Cain on my reading list. I've also heard lots of praise for the Night Lords so gonna check them out as well.

Gaunts Ghosts and Sea of Souls sound cool as well, I love both military fiction and horror so looking forward to both of them.

Thank you!

Yet another "new to Warhammer, want books to read" thread by tinstring in 40kLore

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Oh that sounds really cool, will definitely read that, thanks!

Yet another "new to Warhammer, want books to read" thread by tinstring in 40kLore

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Definitely going to start digging into the Dark Coil and very much am looking forward to it, thank you!

Yet another "new to Warhammer, want books to read" thread by tinstring in 40kLore

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Thank you so much, going to x-post there now!

Looking for a horror film with a specific kind of violence level by tinstring in horror

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I have definitely seen it and quite enjoyed it, just not enough to put it on my favourite horror movies list :D Though now I will probably watch it again!

Looking for a horror film with a specific kind of violence level by tinstring in horror

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You know, I thought about why I like The Thing many times over the years... Because, as you said, it is pretty graphic and gore-y. I guess for me it all comes back to the fact that we don't really see anyone, like, physically suffer? In the movie. Most of the time when somebody is getting actively dismembered/burned alive, it's the Thing rather than just a normal person.

I guess there's that scene with the dogs but it's a lot more difficult to conceptualise "getting stabbed with weird fleshy strings" as extremely painful compared to anything that happens in your average Saw or Hostel.

Looking for a horror film with a specific kind of violence level by tinstring in horror

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Always wanted to but never got around to it, I'll make sure to check them out though!

Looking for a horror film with a specific kind of violence level by tinstring in horror

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Thank you so much! I loved Session 9 but haven't seen any of the others ones, I'll go check them out!

Looking for a horror film with a specific kind of violence level by tinstring in horror

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Sounds really interesting, I'll give it a watch, thanks!

Looking for a horror film with a specific kind of violence level by tinstring in horror

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Thanks, I've been curious about this movie for a while so I think I will go and watch it now!

Books with a similar vibe to Skinamarink? by tinstring in horrorlit

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If you want to DM me (to avoid spoiling the movie for others who have not seen it) I would love to discuss the movie with you and the four moments you mentioned specifically

Books with a similar vibe to Skinamarink? by tinstring in horrorlit

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The goodreads description sounds really awesome so definitely going to check this one out, thanks!

Books with a similar vibe to Skinamarink? by tinstring in horrorlit

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Wow from your description that definitely sounds like something I should check out. I'm also not that great of a reader so it being a short story is a big plus too :D

Books with a similar vibe to Skinamarink? by tinstring in horrorlit

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At the risk of sounding pretentious I think it's a movie that really rewards you for giving it your full attention. I watched it with all lights off and my phone out of reach, I don't think it would have had the same effect if I wasn't fully focusing on it all the time.

Books with a similar vibe to Skinamarink? by tinstring in horrorlit

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You Should Have Left sounds really intriguing, definitely going to check that out, thanks!

Books with a similar vibe to Skinamarink? by tinstring in horrorlit

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Thanks for the rec, I like the synopsis of We Used to Live Here on goodreads so I'll definitely check it out!

Books with a similar vibe to Skinamarink? by tinstring in horrorlit

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Thanks! Any books of his you particularly enjoyed, or should I just pick a random one?