Yep. Ya know the old story about how yer never supposed to use one by yerself? Went and did just that, ended up invitin' somethin' in, got pretty freaked out and tried to go after a neighbor with a claw hammer......

No, that's Jesus.

I didn't expect it to turn into religion so quickly.

Hey, how about a splatter series with Jesus as the hero?

The Man from Nazareth
The Man from Nazareth II
Son of the Father of The Man from Nazareth
Jesus in Space

The tagline could be:

Before Ash ... there was The Man from Nazareth. Groovy.

1. You're funnin' with us.
2. You're delusional.
3. You're telling the truth.

Hmm ... not sure which of the above I'd prefer. ::roll eyes::

= ) You are too funny! That's one of those "leading answers". Do you mean the "supernatural" things that happen are really natural, we just don't fully understand them yet? I think most would agree to those semantics.

Or do you mean it like, if an out-of-control car was moving towards you, and you didn't believe in cars, then you wouldn't see it, and the car couldn't make physical contact with you?

LOL! That's close to the phrase that crossed my mind; from Stephen King's The Stand (movie), the old black woman said something like that to Rob Lowe the mute.

Not until it threatens you.

LOL! I love you, Bloo. I laughed out loud when I read this! The irony of that is perfect for a SNL script.

What happened when you went after your neighbor with the claw hammer?

I'm pretty sure my post made it clear that I don't believe in ghosts, demons, angels, gods, etc.

So why the interest in horror? Not that one can't be a materialist and a fan, I suppose...

Some friends rounded me up and got me outta there before the fuzz showed up.
Ahh the ole days...good times good times😁

Well, I don't believe in magic, but I love Harry Potter.

I find the plots and overall experience more entertaining than other genes. Those are the biggest reasons I like horror.