thalassophobia even in video games. I almost drowned as a toddler so maybe that's why idk.
Heights and tight spaces make me tense and sweat
Agoraphobia but mainly it's limited to too many ppl in touching distance.
Don't know if it related to that but I have to always have an exit plan. I always take my car so I know I can leave at any time I sit on the end of aisles if I can help it and 9 times outta 10 if I'm indoors I know exactly the exit I can head for if I have too
Edit I also will go out of my way to avoid calling anyone by their name. IDK if that's a phobia but it just feels to personal or invasive to do.
Not bad but not what the first one was. I think its just the newness of the first one helped but part 2 just doesn't seem to have the same heart. I can't say any given part is bad it just has a slightly different feel to it. Just as a heads up if its not obvious you have to suspend your disbelief a ton for this movie. That's not a bad thing just don't expect much logic. 6/10
Honestly not a bad film. It's nothing new or anything but it does do a good job at what its meant to do. The actors do a great job. The story is pretty straight forward and doesn't get off track so it's a easy watch to follow even if you're half paying attention. I got no real complaints besides the lack of blood/gore which I mean given the setting isn't surprising. Also I kinda wish Dracula was a physical prop more than not but the CGI isn't bad at all, so again just minor complaints. Overall a pleasant watch and would recommend to anyone who likes this type of movies. 7/10
US - 30s Yeah, but only once and I was like 16 Could I still today? The phrase grind it til you find it comes to mind
So I knew smurfs were asexual but seeing this post made me question if parasites can be asexual. Yes, they can be. Anyway all that to say, why does this question keep popping up in my life.