Americans love a good scare. We go to
haunted house, tell ghost stories, read scary books, and watch scary
movies. We live for the thrill. Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “We
have nothing to fear but fear itself.” This statement is very true
because we love the adrenaline rush that happens when something
scares us. This is why we pay up $20 just to go in a haunted house
and much more for admission into an amusement park. There is always a
murder mystery show playing on TV or shows about the most wanted
killers in America. When these shows start playing, we become glued
to the TV.
There are some channels that play only
murder mystery shows. This is something I don't understand. You can
only watch a couple murder shows until you start feeling a tad bit
depressed. But a whole channel dedicated to it? Too much. Imagine
being a victim of this kind a violence and having it be all over TV.
Apart from murder shows on TV, there
are numerous scary movies too watch. Usually they aren't even that
scary. “Scary” movies are scary because of suspense or blood and
guts. The story lines are events that would never happen in real
life. Especially the zombie and alien abduction movies. But these
movies put a picture in our mind about all the impossible things that
maybe, somehow, could happen and then kill us. Most of the time, the characters
in these movies are just dumb but their stupidity is what makes the
movies good. For some reason when a killer enters their house, they
just stay there and run around. That would most likely not happen in
real life. Normal people with average intelligence would know to get
the hell out of there.
Even though most scary movies are just
bad, there are some really good ones. These good ones actually have
interesting characters and a real storyline. Americans will always
love scary things because we live the rush they give us. It's
natural. Maybe, someday scary shows and movies will start actually
becoming interesting. (361)
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