Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

[Sean of the Shed]

Buried.
It's probably going to turn out to be a pile of crap, and it's probably full of plot holes (well he is in a plot hole after all), but I just don't know whether I can bring myself to watch this. The thought of being buried alive must be one of the most panic inducing images your mind can conjure up.

[Levin]

Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

Is this now the thread for people to suggest things that might incduce panic in SotS so that he can better judge where being buried alive comes on a list?

You aren't alone in your terror at least. If you were people wouldn't have patented safety coffins.

[evilC]

Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

[Guest]

Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

Spoiler alert there I think

[ian.64]

Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

The thought of being buried alive must be one of the most panic inducing images your mind can conjure up.

I don't want to see that film either as it would lay bare an even greater fear: of being buried alive with a camera crew. You wouldn't have any room, you'd be stuck for conversation ("I like these walls. Teak, I think. Very strong. Good craftsmanship.") and no air conditioning. If someone lets fly with an air biscuit, you're buggered. Bad sprouts 24/7.

Brrrrrrr.

[Nocturnal Submission]

Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

Oh, it could never happen.

Or could it...

[evilC]

Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

[Sean of the Shed]

Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

Sitting on a shelf in a mausoleum would be no problem. There wouldn't be 6 feet of earth on top of you, so vacating the coffin would be pretty simple, especially if you're a bit of a hippy and you've had one of those biodegradeable cardboard or wicker coffins made.

[Crusoe]

Nightmare. Inducing. Terror.

Reminds me of the fear I got after watching that 1988 film made outside the US. (Trying not to spoil it.)