stackyFACTSNobody buys a ticket to a brutal teen-massacre film to watch an hour of deep, nuanced character development.
Nobody buys a ticket to a brutal teen-massacre film to watch an hour of deep, nuanced character development. Writers are strictly instructed to violently eliminate the first victim within the initial ten minutes to instantly pacify the bloodthirsty audience. The pacing of these films is entirely dictated by the terrifyingly short attention spans of viewers who demand immediate, fatal consequences for entirely fictional camp counselors.
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