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The better question is "Why are 99% of horror movies r-slurred?"
The last one I saw that wasn't was A Cabin in the Woods and one's over a decade old at this point. I haven't exactly been watching a lot of movies since we had our kid, but every horror movie trailer I see online makes it look like the movie was made for people with the brains of drug-addicted down syndrome patients.
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horror movie connoisseurs are pretty r-slurred
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