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Published: 03 October 2025

Created: 03 October 2025

Last Updated: 03 October 2025

Let's be real: most modern movies that try to look like '80s horror are just playing dress-up. They throw in some neon lights and a synth soundtrack and call it a day, but they completely miss the slow-burn dread that actually made those films terrifying.

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