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Eerie or gloomy movies or shows like this

I’m looking for eerie or gloomy movies or shows to watch this winter with this vibe. I also forgot to specify that I’m specifically looking for things set in winter with this snowy forest feeling. I’ve already seen Fargo, Lars and the Real Girl, and Insomnia. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

u/Meister0laf — 8 days ago

Failed G2 absolutely destroyed my confidence with driving. Hopefully looking for advice.

I did my G2 test at Port Union 2 weeks ago where I ended up failing my test. It was extremely hot that day and my examiner was an hour late, so I was sitting in my instructors really hot car for a long time. By the time my examiner showed up he was really rude and clearly wanted to get it over with as fast as he could. I started off kind of jittery because I was kind of caught off guard and I was really nervous. I had practiced for a months, so I originally felt good about my test. My examiner wasn’t really looking at me and stayed silent the whole time. I had to keep turning to him and asking which way I should turn or if I should change lanes on certain roads, to which he would respond in kind of a rude or aggressive way that made it seem like I was supposed to know the answer already. I ended up failing because I was making a lot of really obvious mistakes I would never usually make like not fully stopping at stop signs (like slow rolling stops) and turning into lanes kind of hurriedly. I definitely see why I failed and my usual instructor was really nice about it, my instructor is always really nice about stuff. I went away to visit family for a week, but since then I haven’t been able to drive properly. I’m turning around corners too fast, when I do turn I sometimes hit the curb. I’m extremely scared of driving now and I think I’m getting too in my head about it. I’m driving like I’ve never been in a car anymore. I’m still trying to drive a little bit every day to get better again, but does anyone have any advice for ways to help get over this? Sorry if this is really long.

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u/Meister0laf — 3 months ago