There should be a horror movie where a bus gets stranded,

[Glitch]

and a monster attacks. Half the bus is killed, and the only ones left are a group of teenagers and a 30+ guy.

The 30+ guy then has the horrific realization that he is the "responsible adult" in this situation. The monster laughs and runs off. Specifically before the guy can say "you forgot to kill me!!!"

I call it "The Adulting". Dun,dun,dun!

[The Unconquered Sun]

Nah, a real scary movie would be if the monster attacked, killed everybody but the 30+ man, and his wife and kids. He then realizes to his horror that he has to live with them...the rest of his life 
a truely nightmarish ending.

[Glitch]

Jan 8, 2017 19:51:04 GMT -5 The Unconquered Sun said:

Nah, a real scary movie would be if the monster attacked, killed everybody but the 30+ man, and his wife and kids. He then realizes to his horror that he has to live with them...the rest of his life 
a truely nightmarish ending.

If he has a wife and kids, he already kind of plans to live with them the rest of his life. Plus nowhere near the horror of being forced to become a "responsible adult" against his will.

[Mr PONYMANIA Mr Jenzie]

SOUTH PARK DID IT
SOUTH PARK DID IT

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Jan 8, 2017 20:10:59 GMT -5 Glitch said:

Jan 8, 2017 19:51:04 GMT -5 The Unconquered Sun said:

Nah, a real scary movie would be if the monster attacked, killed everybody but the 30+ man, and his wife and kids. He then realizes to his horror that he has to live with them...the rest of his life 
a truely nightmarish ending.

If he has a wife and kids, he already kind of plans to live with them the rest of his life. Plus nowhere near the horror of being forced to become a "responsible adult" against his will.

He means that the monster has to live with the family against its will.

[A Platypus Rave]

Jan 8, 2017 20:58:58 GMT -5 @irontyger said:

Jan 8, 2017 20:10:59 GMT -5 Glitch said:

If he has a wife and kids, he already kind of plans to live with them the rest of his life. Plus nowhere near the horror of being forced to become a "responsible adult" against his will.

He means that the monster has to live with the family against its will.

Isn't that Harry and the Hendersons?

[hassanchop]

[Push R Truth]

Jan 9, 2017 12:15:27 GMT -5 A Platypus Rave said:

Jan 8, 2017 20:58:58 GMT -5 @irontyger said:

He means that the monster has to live with the family against its will.

Isn't that Harry and the Hendersons?

I was thinking Mr Nanny, but Harry works too.

[Deleted]

For years I've been wanting to make a slasher movie where halfway through they manage to kill the killer and the rest of the movie shifts to a character drama about the grief and horror of the situation and everything they went through.

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Jan 9, 2017 12:22:43 GMT -5 Lizuka #BLM said:

For years I've been wanting to make a slasher movie where halfway through they manage to kill the killer and the rest of the movie shifts to a character drama about the grief and horror of the situation and everything they went through.

I've thought on similar lines before. After watching a good horror/slasher, you can't help but think "that person is never going to be okay."

[Cela]

Sounded like Jeepers Creepers 2 before the turn.

[Captain Stud Muffin (BLM)]

Jeepers Creepers 2 basically did it 

and 

[Hit Girl]

How about a story where teenagers are trapped in a school and a monster is outside, stalking them. Food resources begin to run short, and they have to decide who lives and who dies. They get into arguments about who is worth more based on intelligence, race, religion, moral virtue, social class etc...and gradually begin to throw students out based on their decisions. Eventually, they come down to a small core group, and even they start turning on each other until only one remains. When his/her food also runs out, they decide to die by leaving the school and letting the monster kill them rather than starving to death. The movie ends with the student going outside and realising there was never a monster. The whole thing was an elaborate social experiment to see how teenagers cope with stress.

[Sephiroth]

Jan 9, 2017 12:19:16 GMT -5 Push R Truth said:

Jan 9, 2017 12:15:27 GMT -5 A Platypus Rave said:

Isn't that Harry and the Hendersons?

I was thinking Mr Nanny, but Harry works too.

...stop thinking about the sex tape.

[Push R Truth]

Jan 9, 2017 13:27:27 GMT -5 Hit Girl said:

How about a story where teenagers are trapped in a school and a monster is outside, stalking them. Food resources begin to run short, and they have to decide who lives and who dies. They get into arguments about who is worth more based on intelligence, race, religion, moral virtue, social class etc...and gradually begin to throw students out based on their decisions. Eventually, they come down to a small core group, and even they start turning on each other until only one remains. When his/her food also runs out, they decide to die by leaving the school and letting the monster kill them rather than starving to death. The movie ends with the student going outside and realising there was never a monster. The whole thing was an elaborate social experiment to see how teenagers cope with stress.

I like that idea except the twist at the end is the monster choked and died on the second to the last student.

[Glitch]

Jan 9, 2017 12:19:07 GMT -5 hassanchop said:

Except this would be intentionally funny.

[James Fabiano]

Forget that, I want my killer toilet horror movie!

[Glitch]

I can envision after the monster escape.

Teen1:"We have to fix the bus."

30+ guy:"I don't know how fix a bus!"

Teen2:"You're old! don't you own or drive a car?"

30+ guy:"I can drive, but I mostly use public transportation. Why do you think I'm on this bus?"

Teen1:"What if you have to go far?"

30+ guy:"I borrow my brother's car. Which by the way, I don't know how to fix."

Teen3:"What if you have to see your kid?"

30+:"I don't have a kid."

Teen3:"Then why do you have a lego box?"

30+ guy:"Those are mine."

Teen4:"Can i play with them?"

30+ guy:"No, get your own!"