Be prepared for the unexpected from "summary" of How to Survive a Horror Movie by Seth Grahame-Smith
When you're up against supernatural or just plain deranged adversaries, you can't always rely on logic or reason to guide you. Sometimes, the best defense is to expect the unexpected. That means being ready for anything and everything, no matter how bizarre or terrifying it may seem at first glance. In a horror movie scenario, the rules of reality are often bent or broken altogether. That means you can't always trust your instincts or rely on what you think you know. Instead, you have to be willing to adapt and think on your feet, even when faced with th...
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