No genre of horror movies is "immune" to this. From alien invasions to zombie raids, every kind of horror movie will bring us characters with their own "goofy" behavior. Even as horror movies have evolved over the years and become increasingly self-aware, the male and female leads even in the scariest films always seem to end with “missing” decisions. wise ”over and over again.
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The most "stupid" things that the characters love to do in horror movies.
1. Go out in the dark
As a general rule, suppose that if you are being chased by a terrifying creature from the underworld or a crazy ax-carrying killer, you'll probably want to stay in crowded and bright areas. shining. For some strange reason, horror movie characters seem to enjoy hanging out in dimly lit hallways or dark rooms.
We watched our horror heroes and heroines fall victim to murderers because they didn't realize they were there with them. Especially in movies like "Lights Out", when characters realize that the vengeful demons are stalking them they can only catch them in the dark, but they never seem to really try. Keep in a well-lit area. How many innocent people could be saved if the characters in the horror movie remember to turn the lights on or at least carry flashlights in dark places.
2. Continue to live in the haunted house
Buying a home is a dream come true for many people. So, it is easy to understand when the house is full of evil spirits, things will be extremely horrible. However, for some reason, the hosts in many horror movies decide to stay under their haunted roof even though they have been thrown around the room, possessed and nearly killed.
The famous films "The Amityville Horror" and "The Conjuring" are typical examples of families with incomprehensible reasons. Because when your child is in danger, standing still and refusing to minimize damage is definitely not the right choice. Katie and Micah from the movie "Paranormal Activity" are even worse because not only are they in their increasingly dangerous apartment, they also chase after the ghost that tormented them by mounting a camera to record them all. the set.
3. Separate from the group
More people are safer - that's a pretty basic rule for most of us when we try to survive. However, the characters in horror movies often forget this, and leave without thinking about it on their own. It's a pointless decision at all levels whether you're dealing with a paranormal creature like the villain in "The Thing", or an unknown killer like in "The Cabin in the Woods." ", There are almost no scenarios where traveling alone is a good choice.
However, in both this and many others, the unlucky protagonists choose to separate from the group, rather than sticking together in the same place to make sure they all survive. Did none of these characters realize the value of having someone to help watch behind their backs? Did none of them think it was easier for any demon or monster to kill one by one than for many at once? Whatever their reason, this "salt-deficient" approach has brought more premature deaths in horror movies than anything else.
4. Look for scary noises
Most of the scary events in a horror movie seem to begin with strange, unexplained noises somewhere. Chances are, the characters will immediately decide "stupid" that they will go find it what it is. This is one of the oldest narratives in horror film history, an easy way to keep stories unfolding and creating tension. This is also one of the most inhibiting things for viewers, especially when the characters in the story already know they're in danger.
In "The Sixth Sense", the character Cole walks around his house trying to find the source of some loud noises, although he knows he will likely run into one of the many dead people he has. can see. In the movie "Blair Witch Project", Heather and her friends left their safety shack to investigate mid-night rustling in the woods. In both cases the characters are then in serious danger and we wonder why they didn't stay there and wait for that creepy noise to disappear.
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