Multi-Sequeled Horror Films
Multi-sequel horror films have greatly decreased in the amount of fright they produce. Even though they are no longer scary the population still attends them. The reason for attending them has changed over the years but none the less they still make a profitable debut at the theatre. We now attend such movies to see our favorite horror film stars mutilate their victims, the movies also contain nudity and music that attracts the younger youth. Because of new reasons to attend, these movies are still awesome and entertaining to pay to see at the theatre. Horror films no longer contain the necessities to induce fright. Recently Freddy Vs Jason has been released into the theatre, which is a movie where Freddy Kruegor the villain from the Nightmare on Elm Street saga uses Jason Voorhees the villain from the Friday the 13th saga to come back and haunt his town again. In the original films these characters where very scary, and it was a great thrill-seeking trip. But now, as Stephen King says “The first movie comes along and scares the bejabbers out of everyone. Then come the sequels. And as any horror-m
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