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Most people have that one friend who insists on not watching horror movies. They get so scared at even the thought of these frightening films that they can often be a real downer. Let’s say you are planning a horror movie night with all of your friends. If you want your anti-horror friend to come, you either have to change the party theme altogether, or lose their invitation in the mail. Well, this isn’t fun at all. There are ways to get your friend into horror. If you do it slowly and with care, you have a great chance at achieving this.
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tbartle said
on 1/29/2008 Black Bear, I agree. Some people just don't like them. Still, it doesn't hurt to try, at least once, to broaden your friends interests. I respect people's opinions, but often they also need to be open to new things.
Blackbear said
on 1/12/2008 It's important to remember that not all people enjoy horror movies. They may or may not be afraid of them. For some individuals they may just simply have such a love and respect for human life that they don't want to see such a display where humans are being tormented..etc. These people couldn't possibly be downers sweety, they are the ones who always bring sunshine. Always respect their decision and question it only once.
gpcs said
on 11/15/2007 Trisha-
I usually end up going to matinee horror movies by myself! You might want to check out my story on How to be a Dark Shadows Trivia Meister on the old series about vampire Barnabas Collins soon to be a new movie with Johnny Depp.
-George
favefive said
on 11/11/2007 Great suggestions!