The Express Yourself Weekly Meme is hosted by Jackie @ Bouquet of Books and Dani @ Entertaining Interests.
The question for this week is: What's the scariest book/movie you've read/watched?
That's a tricky one for me since movies and books don't scare me all that easily. I enjoy them, but I don't necessarily find them scary. There are, however, some stories that have a particularly frightening premise behind them.
The film A Nightmare on Elm Street takes away one of the most fundamental requirements of life: the ability to sleep. A killer unleashing himself upon your dreams is, thankfully, not possible, but it makes for a scary story. How long can anyone go without sleep without going insane? How can you protect yourself while in such a vulnerable position?
Any strong horror story knows how to tap into those vulnerable parts of being human, and this film did it well.
What movies/books scare you?
The film A Nightmare on Elm Street takes away one of the most fundamental requirements of life: the ability to sleep. A killer unleashing himself upon your dreams is, thankfully, not possible, but it makes for a scary story. How long can anyone go without sleep without going insane? How can you protect yourself while in such a vulnerable position?
Any strong horror story knows how to tap into those vulnerable parts of being human, and this film did it well.
What movies/books scare you?
Like you, I don't scare easily. That one was freaky the first time I saw it in the theater. The crowd was deathly still during the quite moments, which is really rare in a packed movie house.
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