The movie begins with little girls singing nursery rhymes and it seems so sweet and innocent,
but guess again.
The movie’s about this serial killer that haunts children and preys on their fears (audio).
What makes it even worst is the real bad guy in the movie isn’t the serial killer, it’s
the adults.
The grown ups know something’s fishy going on, but they all turn their heads and act
clueless (audio).
The monster goes on for terrorizing the kids of the neighborhood until he messes with the
wrong group of friends.
The main characters are friends ’til the end and have each other’s backs no matter
what enemy they’re facing (convertible scene).
The killer kills someone close to the group of friends and after the funeral, the main
character wants payback more than sallie mae.
The main group of kids include the boy with the overprotective parents who doesn’t want
him socializing with the other kids in the neighborhood, the girl from the single parent
household with the mom or dad that drinks, but could quit whenever they want to, and
a couple of other random teenagers.
There’s also this one bully character who wears a hot jacket no matter how many degrees
are outside and is always trying to bully someone with his pocket knife.
All the teenagers are being haunted by the same killer, but they’re all afraid to say
anything because it sounds way too crazy.
One day one of them mentions it and they all start describing the murderer’s features
and realize it’s not so crazy after all (audio).
If I knew someone was trying to kill me and my friends, I’d probably have my mom call
the school so I could get an excused absence or something, but these goodie two shoes still
go to school to keep their perfect attendance streak alive.
Little do they know, school is just as dangerous as staying home.
One of the kids break into a faculty only room.
The boiler room looks scary as hell, but the curious character still investigates for no
apparent reason.
Then “ah!” the monster pops up out of nowhere and teaches the kid a lesson about
exploring scary settings in horror movies.
The student gets so scared the he or she has an outburst in front of the whole school.
After calming down, the kid thinks it was a nightmare and fights sleep for the most
of the rest of the movie.
Later on, the girl in the group injures her left forearm it’s sort of funny if you watch
it in slow motion.
She goes home to wash up and the monster won’t give her any privacy.
She starts screaming for her life and when her parent arrives, her mom or dad don’t
notice anything so she lies (audio).
You should never lie unless you’re lying down to take a nap.
This builds her reputation as a wolf crier and since she cried wolf once, the next time
she needs help, the adults in the town just ignore her because nobody trusts her anymore
(audio).
Whenever a character receives constant exposure from the beast, their hair turns white like
Jean Grey from the X-men (audio).
The supernatural phenomenons are hard to ignore at this point.
At the boy’s house that the main girl likes, a room gets filled with blood.
Bathrooms turn alive and try to kill people who want to remain zestfully clean, and some
of the kids parents transform into skeletons, but the police in the city keep finding a
logical explanation for all of the above.
The cops blame the kid with the pocket knife and leather jacket and he takes credits for
all the murders (audio).
The case is closed until the main characters are having a sleepover and something strange
happens.
A bad guy breaks through the window and one of the friends get stabbed repeatedly.
The victims friends are banging on the door from the outside, but can’t get in.
When they finally kick the door down, it’s too late and their friend has more holes in
‘em than a Shia LaBeouf Disney movie.
The girl packs everything you can find on aisle 10 at Home Depot and reads the wikipedia
page for Home Alone 1 and 2 to come up with a plan to defeat the villain (audio).
It’s pretty strange to bring a fist to a gun fight, but not in this case because in
a ironic twist of fate, the key to the villain’s weakness in this scary movie is to not be
scared at all (audio).
Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.
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