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Friday, January 13, 2006

Parents Bringing Children To Movies That Are Inappropriate For Adults

"A whopping 65 percent of the viewers were under 25...Concerning the film’s early success, writer and director Eli Roth explained to Box Office Mojo, 'My whole theory was that if it's scary, the public will really respond to it. People want their horror to be horrific. They don't want it to be safe.'...Yet, the most depressing and horrifying thing about these sorts of films is, alas, not the explicit gore. It is the fact that at nearly every screening of a gruesome horror film I attend (from Massachusetts to Texas), I see parents in the audience with young children."

posted by Jason Engwer at 5:47 PM

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