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Done to a lesser extent in John Carpenter's remake The Thing, mostly in the first part, with the dog wandering around. 
The Thing from Another World is heavily based on this trope. Anton Chigurh, who we've already seen commit murder, chats with a storekeeper. Ed Tom Bell investigating the hotel shoot out at the end with fear that Chigurgh could be in the room. Some people said the Coen Brothers would have made Alfred Hitchcock proud with this film, and that's probably true, when they can make the sound of a LIGHTBULB unscrewing, the most terrifying sound in the world. Used chillingly and terrifyingly in No Country for Old Men - especially in the buildup to and including the hotel escape scene between Anton Chigurh and Llewynn Moss. Definitely not to be confused with the scariest thing possible. Not to be confused with Nothing Exciting Ever Happens Here, Empty Room Psych, or It's Quiet. One of the counterarguments against leaving nothing to the imagination, and sometimes an argument against Gorn as well. Paranoia Fuel is a near-must, though.Ĭompare and contrast The Un-Reveal, Cat Scare, Jump Scare, Ultimate Evil, And I Must Scream, Monster Delay, Gory Discretion Shot, and Daylight Horror. Anything will do as long as the result is scary. Since the space is very, very empty, it may also appear as a part of Space Madness, usually as the second variant. This trope can be used in combination with many other tropes Through the Eyes of Madness, Darkness Equals Death, Quieter Than Silence, Leave the Camera Running, Mind Screw are just some examples. 
The camera might slowly close in on the "nothing", either as a character musters the courage to open the door, enter the dark depths, or cowers abjectly at the impenetrable darkness. and then you realize there is something there, and it's been there all along.įor both versions, scary music can be used to reinforce the effect, but it seems to work best when there's no music at all.
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The full version is when there is really nothing happening, but the result can be several orders of magnitude scarier than the classic version, because the audience is left to imagine what could have happened. Of course, they sigh when they see nothing. Many times, what the directors do is make the character look around with some small light source (flashlight, cellphone, camera flashes) for that mystery noise and then suddenly turn around right when the suspense music reaches that peak. It has been done a million times, and is often poorly executed, ending up with the killer/monster/whatever apparition being less scary than the preceding sequence. The classic version, where the Nothing Is Scarier moment serves to build up suspense and tension, until something scary suddenly jumps at you from nowhere. It often has to do with where the events are happening, generally because said place is just inherently scary somehow, but sometimes merely because of the way it is filmed or described. It does so for one simple reason, the author refuses to show us what is causing this scariness but we desperately wish to know what, so our minds fill in the blanks. When properly done, it can result in one of the scariest moments. This is a case of rampant creepiness, associated not with what is happening, but with the general atmosphere of a sequence. #NOTHING.NOWHERE REAPER TORRENT MOVIE#
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