Do people really die in horror movies?

Answer 1

Well, honey, in Horror movies, people may not actually die in real life, but they sure meet some gruesome ends on screen. It's all smoke and mirrors, darling. So, grab your popcorn and enjoy the show without worrying about any real casualties.

Answer 2

No they do not unless they are filming and the actress had a heart attack.

Accidents do happen. Vic Morrow and two child actors died when a helicopter crashed on top of them during filming of "Twilight Zone: The Movie" (1983).

Brandon Lee died during the filming of "The Crow" (1994).

Answer 3

Because they're "killed" with props. If shot, the bullets are fake. If stabbed, the knife has a spring so it retracts into the handle, etc. An actor pretends to have cancer, he doesn't really have it.

Answer 4

yes. it would really suck to have to actually die to be in some of the movies people see these days. the producers would also only get one shot at each scene, and run out of actors really fast.

Answer 5

No of course films are just fake!!!

Actors and actresses ACT; they portray a fictional or non-fictional character. They do this as their career, therefore they don't actually die during the filming of the movie. Throughout the history of the film industry there have been ACCIDENTAL deaths while performing. (Branden Lee accidentally received a fatal wound during the filming of The Crow.

People also put drink all over their body and pretend that they are dead.

ANSWER BY Taiwo Adebayo

Answer 6

no,but there stunt people may get hurt sometimes