TheGhostOfStupidBitch said...
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Alpha Raven Andromeda — 6 years ago(August 21, 2019 04:23 AM)
Well you would be going without me there. Lol
I cannot deal with them. Believe me, I've tried. It's way too distracting. The last time was the final straw. I went to see Scary Stories and the small crowd was fairly well behaved until the first predictable jumpscare. The lady shriek really loudly, and that was the end of their good behavior. Afterwards, her group got ansty and talked during the majority of the movie. They were so melodramatic about everything. I had to leave the theater before the movie finished.
I returned another day to watch the entire movie with a small quiet well behaved crowd. It was so peaceful. I enjoyed the heck out of that experience. -
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— 6 years ago(August 21, 2019 04:26 AM)YOU AND MY DEAD GRANDMOTHER HAVE THE SAME THEATER PREFERENCES.
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Alpha Raven Andromeda — 6 years ago(August 21, 2019 05:11 AM)
I'm glad you had a good time, then.
This one time when I watched Heredity in theaters, it was mostly full of white people. For some reason a black male and female sat directly in front of me. The black guy looked visibly terrified. I could tell by his body language. He looked very stiff and both shot a glance at each other during Toni Collete's ulogy about her deranged mom. It was like a "holy ****" type of facial expression.
Later on when her deformed and mentally retarded daughter got decapitated, a bunch of white guys on the other side of the theater started laughing out loud. The black couple sitting in front of me turned their head really fast in the direction of the laughter. I believe the white audience reaction scared them more than the disturbing scenes in the movie. I got a kick out of seeing them afraid. I dunno why. I shouldn't have. That was disturbing for those guys to laugh during that scene. I don't think the creators meant that part to be dark comedy. -
Garou — 6 years ago(August 21, 2019 09:21 AM)
If I'm seeing a horror movie, I like the last showing. Like the 11 PM ones. How do you feel about those?
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