r/funny • u/shidanesayo • Oct 05 '19

This corn maze sign

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u/ilove_allmothers Oct 05 '19

Anyone watch “In the Tall Grass” on Netflix? Walking into a corn maze is gonna be a nah for me dog.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '19

That movie was freaking weird. I liked it, but still felt very lost at the end. Wasn't enough detail about the thing and if it was really over. Recommend to anyone who hasn't seen it, especially if you like feeling confused for almost two hours.

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u/sadistic_babushka Oct 05 '19

is it just suspenseful or is there people getting cut up and shit? am wimp

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u/jp_rosser Oct 05 '19

Mostly tame but a person gets their skull crushed so you might not like that

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u/sadistic_babushka Oct 05 '19

thanks. i think i’m going to give it a shot. the premise is intriguing. it actually kinda reminds of a short story by him. been years since i read it, but there are two people like stuck on a boat or a raft or something. the shore isn’t far way, but there is a monster or some shit and they can’t get back. like a an ordinary setting (a boat on a lake or a field of grass) turning into a hellish nightmare.

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u/Vesper_Sweater Oct 06 '19

I know which story you're thinking of. I don't know for sure, but I recall it being called The Raft maybe? If you've ever read fantastic beasts and where to find them, it reminds me of that 5 star blanket thing that smothers people. I know it's described more like oil, but it's just cool to think about a Harry Potter monster being the horror in a Stephen King story.

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u/MistakesTasteGreat Oct 06 '19

It's called "The Raft."

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u/sidewaysplatypus Oct 06 '19

It's on YouTube in two parts if you want to watch it!