Sperg out over Swedish space film in r/horror…bonus: /r/drama mention

drama over this existentialist Swedish space film

Redditor who watched the trailer (not the film) is mad about it

https://old.reddit.com/r/horror/comments/14s6lky/the_movie_aniara_2018_what_was_that_probe/khni7ec/?context=8

Same Redditor goes on about why it sucks

https://old.reddit.com/r/horror/comments/14s6lky/the_movie_aniara_2018_what_was_that_probe/jtwm1s5/?context=8

Wait, what's this?

>Out of everyone complaining about my complaint, yours is the most apt.

>Horror movies should have horrific, depressing things in them.

>IMDB marks this is a sci-fi/ drama.

>And I agree that if this were on the /r/Drama reddit, your argument would apply as well. Dramas can be depressing too.

>That, really, is what I don't like about this movie: it reels me in with a sci-fi premise, but it's actually a horror/drama hung on the scaffolding of a depressing sci fi setting.

https://old.reddit.com/r/horror/comments/14s6lky/the_movie_aniara_2018_what_was_that_probe/kk5wurq/?context=8

(The comment he was replying to was deleted)

Ffs I want to know which one of you is ArthurJeremyPearson.

More arguing

https://old.reddit.com/r/horror/comments/14s6lky/the_movie_aniara_2018_what_was_that_probe/jtwltw2/?context=8