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You forgot a couple.

In any slasher movie, anyone having sex will die soon.

In any horror movie, no matter what they know about the danger, upon hearing a noise people will go outside and say either "Is someone out there?" or "Who is out there?"
 
WinterBorn said:
You forgot a couple.

In any slasher movie, anyone having sex will die soon.

In any horror movie, no matter what they know about the danger, upon hearing a noise people will go outside and say either "Is someone out there?" or "Who is out there?"
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Another horror movie cliche.... once the group learns there is a psycho on the loose, they quickly split up and wander around on their own.
 
Superfreak said:
Another horror movie cliche.... once the group learns there is a psycho on the loose, they quickly split up and wander around on their own.
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Here's a conundrum that's puzzled me for years...it's not exactly a chiche but it's something that movies do that has bugged me for years.

For instance...take the old movie "Oh God" with George Burns and John Denver...why doesn't John Denver ask God why he looks exactly like George Burns?

How come NO ONE notices that God looks like George Burns?
 
Another is the requirement for every car wreck to end in multiple explosions.
 
If the characters are in any kind of airborne vehicle and it runs out of fuel, it will crash and explode as if it had full fuel tanks just after they get out of the vehicle, even if it lands in the ocean.
 
Another plane cliche. If a large portion of a movie is set in an aircraft, the pilot is doomed to die before the plane has landed, it's as deadly as being an unknown actor in a red shirt on the original Star Trek TV episodes. Luckily there will be somebody on board who has been taking flying lessons.
 
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