Cause and Effect Essay

As you grow older your views on what you fear change. As a child, I developed a fear of little things such as ghosts, the dark, etc. Once I grow into an adult I developed a of things observed on a daily. Americans between the age group of children and adolescents introduce themselves to bigger fears by watching movies that replayed on the already experienced fears. For example: Freddy Krueger, Jason, Vampires, Werewolves, etc. Many people in society watch these horror movies, and movie goers assume that directors based the movies on serial killers, who become glorified for the crimes committed and made into huge stars that we love. In the film Halloween, a little boy name Michael Myers kills his sister at the age of six. Twenty years later, Michael return 's to his home town Haddonfield, Illinois to kill a group of teenagers that appear around his deceased sister age. Halloween identifies as one of those gruesome films that you question, because he was a six year old when he first killed. To society Michael exemplifies monster qualities because at that age, how can someone so young stab his sister or anyone to death. Michael Myers poses as a Monster in America, he demonstrates traits of the devil in him and express his hate by killing his family, by existing in a dysfunctional family.

One time when I went to the theater, I saw the conjuring. It was fun at the same time.When I am watching a scary movie I feel scared. People like scary movies because they like to feel the adrenalin. During the 19th century, in venezuela folklore, there is a belief of El Silbon person who kill his father.

When you think of fear, what do you think of? Do you think of something you are absolutely terrified of and do not want to think about or something else. Fear is programmed in your brain as something you want to stay away from for  safety.  Like when we touched a hot pan and burned ourselves now we will not do that again for fear of being burned. Mr.King states three claims that we go to horror movies to have fun and that we go to feel normal and the last one That we go to face our fears but is that really true?

One in four college students in a recent study said they experience lingering effects of a frightful movie or TV experience from childhood. (Bernie DeGroat) Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief the someone or something is dangerous causing pain, or threats. It is not appropriate for middle schoolers to read classic horror stories like “The Tell-Tale Heart”, because they can cause them anxiety and it can make them aggressive after watching scary movies.

One time we went to the movie to watch a scary movie that just came out and after that movie we were so spooked and scared and after that we never watch another scary movie after that, later on that day we went and none of us could sleep because we always thought someone was coming in the house because all we heard noises coming from downstairs of the house. These are the types of fears brought up in Stephen King’s article “Why We Crave Horror.” Stephen King’s claims are true because we read horror stories or watch horror movies to get over the fact of being frightened ; his claims help people get back to be normal and help them release anger and emotions.

We all love a good scare from time to time. That spine chilling horror flick or that toe curling scary story makes our hormones rush. As Halloween is just round the corner, it’s the perfect time to discuss the benefits of being scared.

Scary movies are great because they push boundaries of the believable while sitting on the threshold of our most deep set fears. Where movies such as The Exorcist or The Blair Witch Project have shock value, they also lack depth. Where are the elements that bring these stories their credibility/believability? Some of the best horror movies of all time were science fiction stories that left the audience feeling this could actually happen in their daily lives. Who honestly believes that a ghost is going to come haunt you and your family? What about a widespread disease that is killing off everyone you know, in weeks, that is spread through touch? Schools shut down, the government tries to take over while rebellion among

The first movie i watched as a kid was Chucky. I don't think that movie is very scary anymore, but at seven years old it was pretty terrifying. I never knew what it was when I started to watch it, I just thought it was about a little kid and some doll. Not a demonic puppet that wants to kill everyone and everything.

I grew up in a household where watching scary movies was necessary. This is due to the fact that my mom spent 15 years managing movie theaters and is a huge movie buff. She raised me to also love movies. Her favorite movie genre is horror, and I was introduced to these types of films very early

As you grow older your views on what you fear change. As a child, I developed a fear of little things such as ghost, the dark, etc. Once I grow into an adults I developed a of things observed on a daily. Americans between the age group of children and adolescents introduce themselves to bigger fears by watching movies that replay on the already experienced fears. For example: Freddy Krueger, Jason, Vampires, Werewolves, etc. The movies being watched are believed to be based on serial killers, who become glorified for the crimes committed and made into huge stars that we love. In the film Halloween, a little boy name Michael Myers kills his sister at the age of six. Twenty years later Michael return 's to his home town Haddonfield, Illinois to kill a group of teenagers that appear around his deceased sister age. Halloween identifies as one of those gruesome films that you question, because he was a six year old when he first killed. To society Michael exemplify monster qualities because at that age, how can someone so young stab his sister or anyone to death. Michael Myers poses as a Monster in America, he demonstrates traits of the devil in him and express his hate by killing his family, by existing in a dysfunctional family.

To King, horror movies are like roller coasters because they incite fear in the minds of the young and there are many twists and turns. Typically, young people are more likely to go on roller coasters that older people are and that is the same with watching horror movies. Young people like to put themselves in the uncomfortable situation of watching a horror movie in order to test their ability to face fear face on. Like a roller coaster, a horror movie can cause us to scream out of fear in our seats because of something unexpected. The many plot twists and jump scares in horror movies are equivalent to the corkscrews and unexpected drops on a roller coaster.

I'll never forget the first time I saw The Blair Witch Project. Alright, fine, I don't remember the day, month, or even the place - but I at least had the terrifying sensation and unpredictability of it firmly and snugly etched into my memory. It was so inexplicably real that it nearly scared the pants off me (no, I can't recall if I was actually wearing pants),

The five films in the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise were released from 1984-89 and had both a huge cult and a mainstream following, along with the first four installments of the Scream film series that was released in the period from 1996-2011 that was also a successful blockbuster. In 1996, Mr. Craven attained a new level of success when Scream was released and grossed over $100 million in the United States, and this success continued it's momentum with the release of Scream's first sequel, Scream 2 in

The first movie to put some fear into me might have help from the surroundings while watching it, the 1999 remake of the 1963 film The Haunting. At the time of when I watched the film my family and I were house sitting for a friend of my father. There I was, sitting in front of stranger’s television, in a stranger’s house watching a scary movie well into the night, the perfect setup for a good scare. The idea of objects being having the ability to be manipulated upon by an ethereal

The very first time i was frightened was when I drove a tractor from the first time in my life. I was around 6 year old when I drove a tractor. It was on my farm that we reunited. The tractor that we used was my dad John Deere G.