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including titles that just don't belong or they'll put all the right ones on but in doing so, simply tell you what you already know. Well, fr*aky. And I firmly believe that if I had been exposed to this trailer when I was a kid, it would have broken my mind. How could it One da*ned commercial in particular always seemed to know when I was alone in the house and it would ambush me every time and every time I was convinced this movie was far too evil for me to deal with. Someone had gone and made a movie that was the devil personified. I saw it and I couldn't unsee it. Pure evil burned into film. Oddly enough, the actual theatrical trailer - you know, the one that typically screened before grown ad*lts who were ready to handle it - the room when it came on. But could hear it! That evil background music playing under the equally evil narration was enough to have me The fact that it ended with Rated R is really what sealed the deal for me. That was back when I was genuinely intimidated by R-rated movies (what can I say, I was a very fragile young person). Some R-rated movies didn't automatically cause me to cower in fear at the couldn't immediately wrap my mind around what it was even about. When I would see a commercial or a trailer for a slasher movie, I instantly got what it was. Someone in a mask and carrying a knife or an axe was chasing someone. And that's pretty scary, sure, but I can comprehend what I'm being scared of. I didn't have that luxury with an unseen evil force stalking people and I couldn't handle it, man! Another year or so down the road, though, and the spell that horror movies could cast on me was broken. I became old enough to still be excited for them, to still expect to be scared at times but they were now...just movies, you know? But in 1981, I was still young enough and I kind of miss that feeling. We all get jaded eventually, it's just the natural course of things. You can't say wide-eyed forever. But That said, this trailer was met with a special sense of excitement: