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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 5830816" data-attributes="member: 27385">I find that when people are talking about horror, there seems to be two kinds- suspense and gross.&nbsp; Some movies build up with suspense and hinting at things while gross means they show things like slow motion heads being chopped off.&nbsp; Either is fine, but I would think that suspense may be better to pull off with descritions and not use pictures.A few ideas to add to furnishings;bloodstained footprints leading to a wall.&nbsp; Can be a secret door or notsurgery table with blood in various layers of dryness hinting that it does not get cleaned between surgerys.&nbsp; Maybe throw in bits of brain matter chunks, like some sort of lobotomy (sp) was taking place.I liked the scene in the new Indianana Jones movie when they were in the jailcell of Indy's friend and the clues were scratched onto the walls and floor.&nbsp; You could use chalk, charcoal, blood, stone scraping to make marks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 5830816, member: 27385"] I find that when people are talking about horror, there seems to be two kinds- suspense and gross. Some movies build up with suspense and hinting at things while gross means they show things like slow motion heads being chopped off. Either is fine, but I would think that suspense may be better to pull off with descritions and not use pictures. A few ideas to add to furnishings; bloodstained footprints leading to a wall. Can be a secret door or not surgery table with blood in various layers of dryness hinting that it does not get cleaned between surgerys. Maybe throw in bits of brain matter chunks, like some sort of lobotomy (sp) was taking place. I liked the scene in the new Indianana Jones movie when they were in the jailcell of Indy's friend and the clues were scratched onto the walls and floor. You could use chalk, charcoal, blood, stone scraping to make marks. [/QUOTE]

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