Horror Doesn’t Scare All of Us

Chris Cox

Staff Writer

Personally, I would much rather be stuck in a horror movie with my best friend. Simply by being in a horror movie, we would certainly face a thrilling, yet very terrifying experience.

I think this would be better than being in a romantic comedy because me and my friend could have the best adrenaline rush of our lives by facing the supernatural or escaping a menacing villain.

Not to mention this experience would be intensified by being in the presence of someone who I completely trust. This would allow us to rely upon each other to strategize and navigate the perilous situation.

The shared fear we would have would certainly create a unique bond; I would hope being in a life-or-death situation would strengthen our bond! I mean, there is just something about sharing adrenaline that naturally strengthens a friendship.

Hopefully, after the movie was produced, we would emerge closer than ever, being able to laugh at how we did. However, I cannot forget to mention how those high-stake moments of panic and stress would test our friendship in ways that we have yet to experience.

By being in a horror movie, we would be forced to face our fears, not the external threats imposed on us, but also the internal anxieties we hold. This shared experience could lead us to having deep conversations about what scares us, both within the film and in real life.

By the end of the film, hopefully we would not only have survived the horrors on screen, but also emerged with a greater understanding of one another. Additionally, by being able to grow with each other on screen, we, individually, could have character development.

As the story progresses, and the fears we experience are enhanced, we can reveal our strengths and weaknesses. Hopefully, our unique personalities can shine through, helping us to cope with the various highs and lows.

In conclusion, being in a horror movie with my best friend would be a thrilling roller coaster ride of fear, laughter, and growth. Hopefully, the experience will challenge us, bring us closer, and turn a terrifying scenario into a cherished memory held between us.