Most people do, actually. I mean, like to be scared. It’s something primal, something basic. Horror movies and roller coasters and the house of horrors ride. You can face death without any real fear of dying. It’s safe. You can leave the movie or get off the ride with a vicarious thrill and feeling that you’ve just conquered death. It’s one hell of a first class rush.”
-A young Tom Hanks makes the case for the value of horror films in He Knows You’re Alone (1980).
-A young Tom Hanks makes the case for the value of horror films in He Knows You’re Alone (1980).
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