
Okay.
I and a couple of friends at work wanted to laugh after a busy morning shift so we went out to see Mirror, a horror movie. Then just last night on tv, the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Hilarious? Yes, they were quite. You see most horror flicks have this usual thing in common. Lead actors are constantly curious however convincingly petrified they are. And they almost always end up the last one alive in spite of their ever clumsy, polio-like infected legs whenever they run away from the villain. They don’t die because that would be the supporting actors’ job. Cool.
Lead: huh what was that? (opens the door.. crreeeekkk)
Supporting: let’s get out of here… (scared stiff)
Lead: (acts horrified..) come on now, follow me.
Supporting: no let’s just go home please. (now shaking, breathes heavily )
Narrates: then out of the darkness unknown, a smite on (insert a common, forgettable name for the supporting actor here)’s head finally ends all his fears… For in death, no one sees, hears nor feel.
Lead: NOOOOOOOOO!!! (holding his friend’s headless body) I am like, so out of hurrrr!!! boohoohoo. (drops the body on the floor then sprints away – oh and then accidentally trips over his friend’s head.)
2 left feet + really annoying toddler-like curiosity + shit-filled cerebrals = lead actors of horror movies.
Cat’s curiosity killed the dog.
Dear Lord, if all the smart ones end up with no heads at all, then what hope do we have?