To celebrate Chucky, The Notorious Killer Doll Day, we remind ourselves of what the lovers of horror fans have to put up with. 

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You get dragged to every horror movie that comes out at the cinema- Even if they know beforehand that it's going to be a stinker- they have to see it nevertheless. And if it didn't make it to the cinema- you have to find it and watch it at home.

They're a genre guru- Tell them the plot- they can name the film- name the actor they can tell you all the horrors they have starred in- name the director and they can rattle off which horror flicks they're responsible for. They would be great in a pub quiz if it was only on horror movies- you could just sit back and look forward to enjoying your winnings.

They are very critical of the genre- They know what they like and what they think makes a good horror so if they don't enjoy a movie you will get a full run down of why something else was better afterwards.

They compare- The most annoying thing about watching a horror with your SO is that they compare scenes from other movies. 'Well that's a copy of…!'- 'And where have they got that idea from? It's clearly a rip off of…' are common phrases used during film time.

They are hardy when it comes to scares- If there's a bump in the night- they will go and check it out- if you try to scare them they- have nerves of steel- you won't succeed.

Your DVD collection is made up mostly of horror films- So when you don't fancy a horror movie, which let's face it- is most of the time- it can be hard to find one that's not full of blood and gore.

They're unaffected by horror films- Yet if you watch one too many- you feel a little down and edgy because of all the negativity you've absorbed from what you've just watched.

They can watch them on their own- If you're away for whatever reason and ask them what they did with their free time- they often say they watched something scary- and you couldn't think of anything worse if you were home alone.

They don't flinch when they're watching something frightening or gory- If someone is getting chopped to bits or there's a tense moment where the baddie is going to have their big reveal- your partner watches it like they're catching up on the news, all the while, you're hiding behind your hands and pulling disgusted faces.

They love Halloween- The perfect excuse to dust off all their horror movies, watch them on TV, dress up as their favourite characters and celebrate their craving for creepy!


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