I have found, more and more, horror movies disgust me more than they scare me. I will never be a fan, I realize that, but I have a fair amount of friends who enjoy the genre and so I've been slowly being desensitized to the emotional swings that they bring about: if ever so slightly. I realize that this is in large part because I no longer expect them to get out alive. In every horror movie there are horrible things that happen in ordinary circumstance and inevitably, most of the people die and the ones that don't probably wish they had. It's a wholly depressing genre that has become more like tragedy to me. Tragedy, you grit your teeth through, sometimes you laugh, but you are not scared because death is no longer a question. Laughing at tragedy, though? Does that not make tragedy into humor? Strange, isn't it:

Horror = Tragedy = Humor

Does humor then equal romance and romance equal drama and drama equal action? All of the genre's are really just one giant soup of possibilities? Probably.

Sometimes I laugh at scenes that I thought would happen, and it really did. Sometimes at really inappropriate times too. As to horror movies, I still can't really watch them.. I am afraid of ghosts but not zombie.. their plots are getting a bit too repetative.
» Nuttz on 2010-05-15 10:53:59

inorite, crazy, huhn? He's like a younger, smarter version of me only male and blond with blue eyes. He can be my protégé.
» Zanzibar on 2010-08-05 12:13:50

we could move in there with Rachelio and each have a cave to ourselves
» Zanzibar on 2010-08-13 09:02:23

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