It varies! If you have a nightmare with green slimy monsters and your scared, it most likely is fake. But if you have a nightmare about being on top of a high cliff and your afraid of heights, then it can be real!
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What do you mean "real?"
They're just actors, corn syrup, prosthetic body part, foam, latex, and red dye.
Some are based on real events but none are actual people being killed
Tragically, yes. a fad for stealing hub caps was inspired by a sort of fantasy gangster film, possibly Pal Joey. One line in the script went- these guys ( the gang) acted as though the Purchase Price for Man"s Redemption was- Four Hub Caps! Theft of hub caps became a popular juvenile crime in the fifties. There are more serious ( Fallout clouds) as well. Kids get all kinds of ideas for crime and dellinquency skills ( such as how to cut school- often from Cartoons like Flintstones! ( I"ll call Slate ( the boss) up from the diner ( on a pay phone- not easily traced- and he"ll never know the difference! ( I tried this stunt a number of times in high school!
of course sometimes who is looking so much horrors than sometimes they are becomeing maniacs
yes she does, she smokes in real life, not only movies, and shows, she has not quit.
Michael Myers is a fictional character. The Halloween movies are not based on a true story.
Theres already 5-7 movies out.
Hermione Granger is a fictional character, she doesn't exist in real life. The actress who played her in the movies, Emma Watson, is not married.
As long as the child understands that it is only a movie, and not real. Then no, I do not think they are a bad influence to kids. I grew up watching horror movies, and now they are one of my passions. I am a horror artist.