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Default_Sock_Issue t1_j6fbkfo wrote

Reply to comment by olgil75 in I can't stand found footage style films by [deleted]

yeah some comparison to the whole IMDB database.

so lets dive deeper into stats. Lets look a the entire subgenre of horror that is classified as "Supernatural", lets cross compare it to what is currently available on streaming options for free in the USA. Lets look at that over the timeline of October 2022-today. Then lets see how much of that sample is found footage.

Or you could just take it with a grain of salt.

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olgil75 t1_j6fe47m wrote

Why do you insist on moving the goalposts? So now you want to talk specifically about supernatural horror movies that are currently available on streaming for free in the United States? Are you kidding me with that bullshit?Here's what you originally said, since you keep shifting your argument when it suits you: "As a horror fan this is upsetting because so many these days are found footage."

That's clearly not true when you consider of the 1,300+ horror movies released in 2021 only three of them were found footage. That's a far cry from the "so many these days" that you initially and erroneously claimed.

So how about you provide information that backs up your claims instead of shitting on other people who prove you wrong? Considering there were only three found footage movies released in 2021, I find it hard to believe they'd even make up a substantial percentage of a subgenre in horror movies, but feel free to prove me wrong with sources instead of what you think about the numbers.

Or you could just accept that you were wrong and overreaching in your initial comments.

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