Reading Wikipedia Summaries Of Movies And TV Shows Is Better Than Watching Them
Were most of those movies likely indie films that went straight to DVD, if even that? Maybe. But if you assume that even just 5% of them were released in theaters, that's over 500 films.
That's not even getting into the backlog of stuff from years past that remains"culturally significant" aka I feel socially compelled to have seen. they never intend to see, and like...yeah. Duh. Words on a Wikipedia page can't produce a decapitated head out of nowhere in the span of .5 seconds.What's so wrong with wanting to be vicariously frightened without actually having to experience Scary Things™? NOTHING.
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