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The text is a transcript of a video by a Brazilian critic and YouTuber who lists eight horror films of 2023 that he finds unexpected and interesting. He gives a brief synopsis of each film, mentions the cast, directors, writers and release dates, and comments on his expectations and curiosities. He also jokes about some aspects of the films and his own role as a critic. The films he mentions are: Mega, Ranfield, 65, The Vampires of Salem, Shelby Oaks, Bowie, Bugman and Dark Harvest. He ends the video with a humorous scene where he pretends to be attacked by a bogeyman.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video about eight horror films of 2023 that are unexpected.
2. The video is hosted by Otávio, a Brazilian critic and YouTuber who reviews and curates films.
3. The first film is Mega, about a high-tech doll that becomes overprotective of a little girl and attacks anyone who threatens her.
4. The second film is Ranfield, a comedy horror about a servant of Dracula who falls in love with a traffic cop and tries to quit his job.
5. The third film is 65, a science fiction adventure horror about a spaceship commander who crashes on a mysterious planet inhabited by prehistoric predators.
6. The fourth film is Salem's Lot, an adaptation of Stephen King's novel about a writer who returns to his hometown and discovers that it is infested by vampires.
7. The fifth film is Shelby Oaks, a found footage horror about a woman who searches for her sister who disappeared with a group of paranormal investigators.
8. The sixth film is Bowie, a mysterious project by Ari Aster starring Joaquin Phoenix as a businessman who fears something from his childhood.
9. The seventh film is Maxim, the third and final chapter of the X trilogy by Ti West, which follows the life of a former porn actress in Los Angeles in the 80s.
10. The eighth film is Bugman, an adaptation of Stephen King's short story about children who die after claiming to see a bogeyman in their room.