[-] mdrw@discuss.online 1 points 1 year ago

Have you listened to Alice isn't Dead? It's in a sort of grey area where it could be interpreted as sci fi or supernatural horror. It's by the creators of welcome to nightmare but way more suspenseful and creepy with less of the light hearted comedy elements.

[-] mdrw@discuss.online 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I'll definitely check it out! Book Annihilation is very different than movie Annihilation although until I read Chaga I can't really give an opinion on whether it's ripping off anything from it. I did a fair bit of research about the book for a university essay and didn't find any secondary sources comparing the two that I can remember.

[-] mdrw@discuss.online 1 points 1 year ago

I've been going through all these suggestions with my friend trying to figure out where to start, and we ended up watching Coherence at like 2am last night. I loved it thanks so much for recommending!

[-] mdrw@discuss.online 3 points 1 year ago

I didn't personally enjoy Blade Runner or do androids dream of electric sheep, maybe I should give some of his other works a go though. I know he's considered an OG. I subscribed to the Dracula mailing list thing so have been reading it for about half a year now haha

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Most of my favourite books/movies/TV shows are Sci fi - I love Mary Shelley, slaughterhouse five, annihilation (both the book and the movie), The Thing, x files, the invasion, and the OA. This feels like a pretty wide variety of writing styles when I line them up but 90% of the sci fi I read/watch I just don't enjoy at all. It's a shame because when I love something sci fi I feel like it's changed my whole life, but when it comes to finding new things I can just enjoy its easier to go through other genres. Is anyone else like this? Does anyone have reccomendations based on what I do like?

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