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“What did you have in mind?” “Food first,” he answered, no hesitation at all on his part. “I know where to find the best pizza. After that, we’ll decide. I’m feeling an outdoor film, maybe.” “You like outdoor films?” He nodded, flashing me a wry smile. “Midnight horror movies in the park happen to be a guilty pleasure of mine.” “Midnight?” I all but squeaked. “It’s a work night.” And also, horror? I wasn’t squeamish, but I just knew I would freak out walking all the way back to the loft by myself after that. If muggers smelled fear the way some believed they did, I would be a prime target.

Horror filled our features. Our eyes went wide as saucers. Oh sh*t! Sh*t! Sh*t!

I should just watch some movies to ease my mind, since I'm done with my school works and other related stuffs. Horror movie seems quite nice; I think it can relieve my thoughts on the pendant if I watched some. NO. IT IS NOT A GOOD IDEA. I am wrapped like a burrito right now because of that damned movie I had watched. I just watched it to erase my thoughts about the car situation earlier but now! Scary ideas are forming on my mind and I can’t sleep! This is a whole level of being dumb. I am now regretting why do I did that, what is really going inside my head to think that watching a movie, a scary movie to be exact, alone?!

(In No Particular Order) Movies: 1. Get Out (2017) 2. US (2019) 3. Play Misty For Me (1971) 4. Hellraiser (1987) 5. Misery (1990) 6. Fatal Attraction (1987) 7. Obsessed (2009) 8. Carrie (1976) 9. The Ring (2002) 10. I Spit On Your Grave (1978) 11. The Last House On The Left (1972)

Jason muttered under his breath but I chose to act like I didn't hear him. Sameer walks to us after parking the car. He looks over at Harsh mumbles "Hi" and Harsh nods at him in acknowledgment. I can see the cold air between them. "So what movie are we going to watch?" Sameer asked breaking the silence. "Conjuring 2" replies Harsh. "What?" Ryan shouted and then laughs looking at my already pale face. I didn't think Harsh will chose a horror movie. I should have warned him. "What's wrong?" Dia asked with knitted eyebrows.

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“I do not understand why is he like that, I’m very disappointed he should tell me he does not want to come so that I’m not wasting my money buying those tickets, “said the girl. “Oh no! Sorry to hear that ma’am, may I ask what was that ticket for?” he asked curiously. “We were supposed to watch a movie,” the girl responded with her teary eyes while looking on the other side. “What kind of movie you were about to watch is it a comedy, war, romance, fairy tale, fantasy, drama, or suspense?” Jan Lee looks at the girl while counting on his fingers. “It’s a horror movie,” said the girl. Jan Lee laugh and said, “No! He does not like horror movies. He cannot sleep at night when he does that. He is

I can say all of this because the distance between us is great. With every word I say, I keep moving back. Almost like he understands the assignment, he keeps following me, though he doesn't close the distance between us. I'm pretty convinced he's no way a he—not with his extra-white hands. I quickly dip my hands into my handbag, though my eyes never leave his gaze from the mask. Even the fearful part of his eyes that I'm seeing looks really scary; it's all black like that of people in horror movies. I'm never a fan of horror movies, but here I am, having live action. The last time I tried watching a horror movie, I couldn't sleep. Killian, who was a fan of horror movies, insisted I watch th

And of course, a guaranteed privacy space, though the facilities were not as sophisticated as the cinema. Helena thought for a long time. Her activities with knives in her hands made her unable to focus on her thoughts. She had to be careful because that sharp thing could injure anyone indiscriminately. Actually, she already had a list of several movie titles that were on her watch list. But, because they were only stored in her mind and never be written, she couldn't remember them when needed, like now. "What about horror?" The idea suddenly crossed her mind. It had been quite a while since she last watched that kind of movie.

Inder began to select the existing row of films with his arms folded under his plane chest "Hmmm. I think it's no less exciting," Inder pointed to a poster with a long-haired woman covering her entire face. It was the latest Korean horror movie to air today. Amayra's goose bumps instantly stood up looking at the horrible poster, her face seemed to stiffen looking at it. Because Amayra is very afraid of ghosts, so is she strong enough to watch the horror film on the big screen in the cinema?