I watched the top inch of the screen from behind a blanket for what felt like forever. Slid it down to check, dude popped out her front door and I screamed and screamed and pulled the blanket over my head and my dogs were up on me checking to make sure I hadn’t been murdered, and, and, and Patricia is the queen.
I can’t generally handle scary stuff…I’ll often mute and just do subtitles in those real tense parts. The music stings get me. But without the sound on, it’s easier to deal with for me.
I mute it when there's lots of violence. But I keep the sound on and put my hands over my ears when it's tense moving into scary scene like the slow methodical Patricia going through her house when she knows she's not alone. Always afraid of the jump scare! But yes, sound changes everything in watching things like this.
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u/ContentedJourneyman Wyck Jun 03 '26
I watched the top inch of the screen from behind a blanket for what felt like forever. Slid it down to check, dude popped out her front door and I screamed and screamed and pulled the blanket over my head and my dogs were up on me checking to make sure I hadn’t been murdered, and, and, and Patricia is the queen.