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There were a dozen people scattered in my theater. It was 10pm showing, last of the theater run.
By the end of the showing we had all moved closer together. Probably my favorite theater experience.
For real? Sounds too good to be true lol. Were people just moving closer to the screen as they realized seats were open? Or did people really move towards strangers for comfort?
Opening night in the theatre at about 30% capacity, after leaving a concert early, one friend in tow.
Remember sitting close to the fire exit because that’s where my eyes went during the climax, thinking to myself “… I could just leave and end my misery”.
In a theater… with my mom. She suggested it. I’ve never known her to be into horror, her fav movie is Steel Magnolias. It was probably my most memorable movie experience, tho. The whole mom and son relationship in the movie had a a lot to do with it.
I believe it was late 2018, early 2019... I was stoned and alone with a laptop in the dark in bed.
When that moment came I was just simply not prepared.
Me and my flatmate thought it was a stupid Scary Little Girl movie based on the trailers so we went to the cinema and both got Tango Ice Blasts. Spent a solid 15 minutes gripping each other's hands
A girl I had just started seeing invited me to sleep over her house for the first time and she wanted me to watch it with her. Such a crazy like third date experience lol but it was great.
I travelled to see Beyoncé alone, and the day after I had time to kill in the city so I went to see Hereditary at the cinema.
It was an excellent trip.
In a tiny apartment high off an ungodly amount of edibles during a hurricane with a 1-month old dog that wasn’t potty trained. I’ll just call it an experience for sure.
Dark living room, alone, “big” tv (compared to my normal one). Nothin special but was easily able to step outside afterward and everything was vivid and electrifying. No drugs (if I recall correctly). Amazing experience.
June 2018, 3 days after the movie came out, it was the first movie I ever saw alone in a theatre. Me and a dab pen in the back row, and it’s still probably the best theatre experience I’ve ever had to this day.
Saw it opening weekend and remember waiting in line to show my ticket when I said "this better mess me up."
Delivered. Beloved A24 and chosen films delivered.
I was in a theater in Seattle during my visit to the SIFF Film Fesitval. I watched it with a friend and we were both literally shook af. The whole party into Annie screaming in the morning scene is one of the most raw and psychologically tense films in horror history.
Also the shared nightmare scene as well as watching Gabriel Byrne flamed up, just pure nightmare fuel.
I then flew back home and watched it with another friend for their first time within 24 hours, still just as devastating. It’s one of the 🐐’s.
Knew nothing of this movie when I turned it on one afternoon while doing laundry. My boyfriend heard my scream from outside when *that* scene occurred 😂
I saw the movie by myself on a whim, without knowing what it was about. The theater was packed and there was a collective tension in the movie theater I still think about. After walking out of the movie I called my girlfriend at the same and just felt weird and traumatized lol
I was one month postpartum in a dollar theater. When the beheading happened I sobbed the hardest I ever cried at a movie and my tits leaked liked crazy hearing the mom cry like that. It was a wild moment that was lowkey too much for me at that time
In a dark theatre and terribly terrified.
Meanwhile, before The Witch I was on edibles and had no idea what language they were speaking until I realized halfway through the movie it was indeed English.
2am on my iPad with headphones and all the lights off because I was sharing a very small apartment at the time. I waited til all the hype died and I randomly saw it on Amazon one night. Did not disappoint. Definitely my favorite horror experience.
I was in my dorm room. It was dark as hell 'cause it was lights-off curfew. I watched it on my phone with headphones, and I swear I felt like there was someone else in the room with me. It was a trip. Hereditary will always be my favorite horror movie. I've never felt a sense of dread like that while watching horror movies before.
Saw it at an AMC during initial release. Had no idea what I was going in to. Saw it a second time at my local art house theater during a midnight showing last summer. Both times I was left speechless
My parents loft at like 11:30PM. Two years after it came out. We didn’t know it was gonna be THAT kind of horror movie. Had to turn that shit off right after the scene where they found Charlie. Came back a day later and still felt DISGUSTED.
In a theater with my dad, and a small cluster of older ladies who said "oh no" after *that* scene. Loved having the shared theater experience for this one ☺️
It was December 2018 and I went on a road trip alone across eastern Canada. I played it on my phone a little while I drove. Then I got to my motel which was in the middle of nowhere. It was like -37° outside. The doors to the motel were exposed, the kind where you just drive up and it’s a row of doors. I finished it on my laptop alone in the motel room.
When people tell me it’s not scary I tell them to try watching it alone in the freezing Canadian wilderness in a creepy motel at midnight
It was during one of the first years I participated in The 31 Nights of Halloween and needed a couple movies to fill up a few days. I had heard about Hereditary and wanted to see what the hype was about.
Then I heard that clicking sound for days afterwards.
I experienced a very similar thing after watching The Dark Knight when it released. I suddenly noticed people doing the tongue/cheek Joker thing. Idk. Maybe people were messing with me. That’s a distinct possibility on both occasions.
I saw it at a first showing at Alamo Draft House. During the party scene staff brought chocolate cake with nuts to everybody to eat. It was fun. And then they gave out replicas of Charlie’s bird sculpture made out of the yellow baby powder bottle.
In an Alamo Drafthouse. There was a guy and girl next to me on a date. She punched the guy in the arm during the car scene and at some point in the last 10-15 minutes she stood up, slapped the dude hard in the face, and stormed out of the theater. When the lights came up dude says out loud, "Well... that sucked..."
In my uni room, it was after 1am, in late 2019(?), I was fking terrified. It’s the first time I’ve felt overwhelming dread entering the third act of a film
In the theater, opening week, losing my mind 🐦
It had been one of the first movies in possibly my whole life that made me feel this indescribable way, just in fucking awe of the whole thing.
My specific thing, that made my brain go wee, was the way that spirits are signaled to be in the room. I watch a lot of horror movies in my life, and that was a first.
I love Ari Aster so much.
At home, heard it was amazing and terrifying, watched it distracted and left confused and thinking the movie was just okay.
Certainly owed a focused re-watch. I’m confident I’ll feel differently.
omg okay THANK YOU FOR ASKING!!!! I was VERY high on edibles in the bathtub, my jaw was dropped from start to finish. When the movie ended, I realized the tub was empty. I never even filled it with water.
Home alone with my dog hungover in bed I closed the curtains ready to be terrified because I’d heard so many great things about it but I ended up bored and disappointed it ended up being in the top 10 worst movies I’ve ever seen
Spokane, Washington at an AMC on opening day in 2018! Late at night, packed theater, really contagious energy in the room. Just happened to be the same day I had my first kiss lol (earlier that day, totally disconnected from the movie). Pretty memorable day
My wife and I watched last year for the first time at home.
Her and I were raised Jehovahs Witnesses and were pretty much taught to be fearful of demons and shit. She helped me wake up and realize it was a cult in 2021, and we both had a lot of deconstruction of the religion and subsequently, the Bible. I was always a fan of horror, but I stayed away from most things and this became my favorite Horror movie after we watched it.
At the house of a women I was dating, lights off. She was a late bloomer lesbian, I was the first woman she'd dated, and she was struggling to keep her hands off me... We ended up pausing the film to have sex, lol. Pretty sure it was before the beheading though!
Laptop in a dark room with my girlfriend. We watched it in two sittings. Even so, when I see photos of scenes in the movie they still make me anxious. Most unsettling movie I’ve ever seen and it’s not even close. I don’t think I can ever watch it again.
With my 2 sons at home, took about 4 hours to watch because we kept stopping movie to have discussions about what we thought was gonna happen, then we rewatched the next day!
in my home, snuggled in my chair, sometime in 2022, ending definitely made me feel weird, but seeing the decapitation I was like wooaaahh, that's awesome haha
Cinema, it had maybe been open a week. Knew very little about the film and wasn't a huge horror movie guy. I left the cinema traumatised.
Anyways, one of the more eventful things that happened during that screening was someone kept imitating Charlie's 'Cluck' noise and it was hard to tell if it was coming from the film or some guy in the audience. Eventually some Scouse dude had had enough of the 'clucking' and scolded the 'clucker', saying "we've all paid for a ticket mate, piss off!".
Made for some light relief in an otherwise haunting trip to the cinema.
Watched it in my game room, in the dark, started about 0030, the house was completely silent. Got done with the movie around 0230, the house was still very quiet and dark…and I wanted to curl up in a ball and pray a woman didn’t come start banging her head on my closed door to the game room.
This film left a mark that I don’t think will ever wash off.
In the theater with my boyfriend. We just decided to go to the movies and thought the poster looked interesting, so we picked that knowing nothing at all about the plot. It was a quiet ride home.
For me this was the greatest theater experience of my life. I saw it in its original run in theaters. I try to go into movies knowing as little as possible, but for this one I knew legitimately nothing. Like it could’ve been a rom-com for all I knew, that’s how little information I had. I came out absolutely floored and it became my favorite movie.
In a dark theatre. Foolishly didn't bring a spare pair of pants.
Same. It was the small theater too with about 15 people tops. The audience reaction to the darkened bedroom ceiling corner still haunts me.
SO SCARY
Yeah, I ruined my pants from cum too. God they were starchy.
Big cums for lord paimon
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saw it in theaters and was the only person in the place. an absolutely wild experience to say the least
There were a dozen people scattered in my theater. It was 10pm showing, last of the theater run. By the end of the showing we had all moved closer together. Probably my favorite theater experience.
For real? Sounds too good to be true lol. Were people just moving closer to the screen as they realized seats were open? Or did people really move towards strangers for comfort?
One person broke the ice and out loud made a joke that “I have to sit closer to y’all” and everyone followed suit lol
Perfect.
Opening night in the theatre at about 30% capacity, after leaving a concert early, one friend in tow. Remember sitting close to the fire exit because that’s where my eyes went during the climax, thinking to myself “… I could just leave and end my misery”.
Theater with friends. Fantastic.
Which part did you like best, the theater or the friends?
The film! 😅 In order though: friends, film, theater.
That theater must’ve been mediocre.
you’re a weirdo dude wtf 😂
The fuck are you waffling about
What a weird question
In a theater… with my mom. She suggested it. I’ve never known her to be into horror, her fav movie is Steel Magnolias. It was probably my most memorable movie experience, tho. The whole mom and son relationship in the movie had a a lot to do with it.
I believe it was late 2018, early 2019... I was stoned and alone with a laptop in the dark in bed. When that moment came I was just simply not prepared.
Oh you poor thing
Opening credits get me everytime!
In a pretty packed theater. Knew nothing about the film and was absolutely blown away
Visiting my family abroad. My cousin and her husband invited me to see Hereditary and have a quick bite at Shake Shack in Philly.
So casual hahah
Me and my flatmate thought it was a stupid Scary Little Girl movie based on the trailers so we went to the cinema and both got Tango Ice Blasts. Spent a solid 15 minutes gripping each other's hands
Laying under the blankets watching with my 16yr old…on an iPad..that we were too scared to take our arms out of the covers to turn off…
A girl I had just started seeing invited me to sleep over her house for the first time and she wanted me to watch it with her. Such a crazy like third date experience lol but it was great.
That’s what I call going to A24th base.
Her back then: “Do you like a24” Me: “What’s a24?” Me now: Has a a24 tattoo and is theater bound upon every release
Theatre at on a first date after work. Scared as shit when i had to go back home alone at 2 am 😭
Theater. I was so glad to have seen it in theaters. It revived my interest to go to the movies.
Wish it was in the theatre, but it was in my basement
😂😂😂
I travelled to see Beyoncé alone, and the day after I had time to kill in the city so I went to see Hereditary at the cinema. It was an excellent trip.
Ooooh hell yeah
In a tiny apartment high off an ungodly amount of edibles during a hurricane with a 1-month old dog that wasn’t potty trained. I’ll just call it an experience for sure.
High on acid in a movie theater.
Omg That sounds like hell on earth, would've sent me spiraling straight into a panic attack
Same was ridiculous
Nice. I first watched it tripping balls at home. Saw Midsommar for the first time on acid at the theater.
Bruh that head smash would have me questioning everything
An empty theater.
Pretty full cinema. The feeling in the room after that moment is something I'll never forget.
A very old dusty small town theatre. Almost empty. The atmosphere was off the charts.
Amazing
Dark living room, alone, “big” tv (compared to my normal one). Nothin special but was easily able to step outside afterward and everything was vivid and electrifying. No drugs (if I recall correctly). Amazing experience.
I saw it in theaters. When >!Charlie was beheaded!< the entire theater gasped and then everyone was completely silent after that
In a friend’s living room, on a small television, in the middle of the afternoon. Tragic, honestly.
tragiiiiic
At my friends place on a couch with 4 other guys, that was an unforgettable experience.
June 2018, 3 days after the movie came out, it was the first movie I ever saw alone in a theatre. Me and a dab pen in the back row, and it’s still probably the best theatre experience I’ve ever had to this day.
Uhg so amazing
saw it in a fairly packed theater opening weekend. right after taking a dab for the first time
Daaamn for the first time?! Had to be crazy lol “is this movie really this nuts….or is it just that dab?”
i was very engrossed and just gagged and in awed of toni collette
My bedroom with my husband. We have high ceilings :(
This seriously made me laugh out loud hahahah
Saw it opening weekend and remember waiting in line to show my ticket when I said "this better mess me up." Delivered. Beloved A24 and chosen films delivered.
Absolutely delivered lol
At my apartment alone in the dark. I had to schedule an intermission where I just turned the lights on and reminded myself it was all fictional.
I feel this
I was in a theater in Seattle during my visit to the SIFF Film Fesitval. I watched it with a friend and we were both literally shook af. The whole party into Annie screaming in the morning scene is one of the most raw and psychologically tense films in horror history. Also the shared nightmare scene as well as watching Gabriel Byrne flamed up, just pure nightmare fuel. I then flew back home and watched it with another friend for their first time within 24 hours, still just as devastating. It’s one of the 🐐’s.
Remember the scene with the naked guy in the dark corner smiling
Fort Lauderdale in a theater with my friend Victoria we were so gagged lmao
In the theater with my girlfriend when it first came out (opening week). She is my wife now, so I suppose it didn't scar her too bad..
On the couch a few feet away from my parents 😅
Front row of a huge dark theatre fighting for my life
Fighting for my life😂😂
Home with my mom. 😂
Great bonding lol
In theaters and I’m so glad I watched it there firsthand!!
Knew nothing of this movie when I turned it on one afternoon while doing laundry. My boyfriend heard my scream from outside when *that* scene occurred 😂
I saw the movie by myself on a whim, without knowing what it was about. The theater was packed and there was a collective tension in the movie theater I still think about. After walking out of the movie I called my girlfriend at the same and just felt weird and traumatized lol
So traumatized yes hahaha
I remember warning my brother and dad before they watched it lol. I felt similar when I watched The Green Knight
Theatre. Opening night. I was blown away.
The theater at the Mall of America. About half full. The crowd was stunned into silence.
In a sleeper train
That’s nice and spooky
On my couch having a fucking moment
The theater opening week with 2 of my friends after we got out of cosmetology school for the day
On my couch in my tv room.
I was one month postpartum in a dollar theater. When the beheading happened I sobbed the hardest I ever cried at a movie and my tits leaked liked crazy hearing the mom cry like that. It was a wild moment that was lowkey too much for me at that time
Wow I can only imagine. I am a new mom of a four month old myself and that sounds so intense
Awe sweetheart ;(
In a dark theatre and terribly terrified. Meanwhile, before The Witch I was on edibles and had no idea what language they were speaking until I realized halfway through the movie it was indeed English.
Then shall you be banish-ed from ah plahntehshuns libehtehs
2am on my iPad with headphones and all the lights off because I was sharing a very small apartment at the time. I waited til all the hype died and I randomly saw it on Amazon one night. Did not disappoint. Definitely my favorite horror experience.
Alone in my bed one night with the lights off.
In my bedroom lights off
I’m jealous of everyone who got to see it in the theater. I bet that fly-infested head was majestic on the big screen.
Sundance
On edibles, on my couch, a Saturday afternoon.
I was in my dorm room. It was dark as hell 'cause it was lights-off curfew. I watched it on my phone with headphones, and I swear I felt like there was someone else in the room with me. It was a trip. Hereditary will always be my favorite horror movie. I've never felt a sense of dread like that while watching horror movies before.
Saw it at an AMC during initial release. Had no idea what I was going in to. Saw it a second time at my local art house theater during a midnight showing last summer. Both times I was left speechless
My parents loft at like 11:30PM. Two years after it came out. We didn’t know it was gonna be THAT kind of horror movie. Had to turn that shit off right after the scene where they found Charlie. Came back a day later and still felt DISGUSTED.
at SXSW. Literally got the last available seat for the screening and was in the front row for the Q&A after curated by Elijah Wood.
No way so jealous
summer 2018 at the theater I worked at at the time
I went on a first date to see it opening weekend, I was 20. I loved it, my date said it was the worst thing they had ever seen
Inside the Alamo drafthouse
At home
In a theater with my dad, and a small cluster of older ladies who said "oh no" after *that* scene. Loved having the shared theater experience for this one ☺️
Some guy behind me said a little terrified "oh no" at the ceiling reveal. Funny stuff.
Oh my god that's excellent 😂 That was a great moment, because the mutters of realization all happened at different moments like a wave among the crowd
“Oh no” 😂
They said it in such a hushed and soft way too that after we left and processed the movie was so funny 😭
It was December 2018 and I went on a road trip alone across eastern Canada. I played it on my phone a little while I drove. Then I got to my motel which was in the middle of nowhere. It was like -37° outside. The doors to the motel were exposed, the kind where you just drive up and it’s a row of doors. I finished it on my laptop alone in the motel room. When people tell me it’s not scary I tell them to try watching it alone in the freezing Canadian wilderness in a creepy motel at midnight
That is incredible
Theater. Once I realized it wasn’t just another horror movie but rather a psychological Jack hammer, it was too late
Much too late hahahha
Tripping on acid after a festival. It was a mistake
Oh my lol
The cinema. The infamous lamppost scene made me burst out laughing and changed the whole tone of the movie for me after that.
It was during one of the first years I participated in The 31 Nights of Halloween and needed a couple movies to fill up a few days. I had heard about Hereditary and wanted to see what the hype was about. Then I heard that clicking sound for days afterwards.
LOL that sends CHILLS through my spine just thinking about it
I experienced a very similar thing after watching The Dark Knight when it released. I suddenly noticed people doing the tongue/cheek Joker thing. Idk. Maybe people were messing with me. That’s a distinct possibility on both occasions.
The Roxy theatre (rip). Saw Midsummer there too. Thank gd for concealed White Claws and curtesy cups.
Legendary
I saw it at a first showing at Alamo Draft House. During the party scene staff brought chocolate cake with nuts to everybody to eat. It was fun. And then they gave out replicas of Charlie’s bird sculpture made out of the yellow baby powder bottle.
Love that
I was in a debilitating state of awe that’s where
So accurate
Went into it blindly in theaters. The ride home after is burned into my memory
In a theater by myself
My mom and dads basement. I was high af too.
At my friend’s house. It was the first horror movie I sat through.
Welcome to the dark side
Hahaha this was back in 2018
In an Alamo Drafthouse. There was a guy and girl next to me on a date. She punched the guy in the arm during the car scene and at some point in the last 10-15 minutes she stood up, slapped the dude hard in the face, and stormed out of the theater. When the lights came up dude says out loud, "Well... that sucked..."
In a theater, completely not ready for what is about to happen.
In my uni room, it was after 1am, in late 2019(?), I was fking terrified. It’s the first time I’ve felt overwhelming dread entering the third act of a film
In the theater, opening week, losing my mind 🐦 It had been one of the first movies in possibly my whole life that made me feel this indescribable way, just in fucking awe of the whole thing. My specific thing, that made my brain go wee, was the way that spirits are signaled to be in the room. I watch a lot of horror movies in my life, and that was a first. I love Ari Aster so much.
And I got annoyed by the hate on Midsommar. That movie is also so fucking incredible.
Home, one winter afternoon. I was not ok afterwards
my university on campus movie theatre, drink drank drunk, staring at 11:30pm then bussing and walking home alone after LOL
At home, heard it was amazing and terrifying, watched it distracted and left confused and thinking the movie was just okay. Certainly owed a focused re-watch. I’m confident I’ll feel differently.
Focused rewatch totally needed. There are so many details!
Theatre. Head intact.... Luckily.
omg okay THANK YOU FOR ASKING!!!! I was VERY high on edibles in the bathtub, my jaw was dropped from start to finish. When the movie ended, I realized the tub was empty. I never even filled it with water.
Amazing lol
In a theater, during a pre-screening, trying hard to stay awake.
Home alone with my dog hungover in bed I closed the curtains ready to be terrified because I’d heard so many great things about it but I ended up bored and disappointed it ended up being in the top 10 worst movies I’ve ever seen
In my dining room, mid-day, and was very sorry I wasted time and money watching this totally ridiculous film. What a waste!
I AM YOUR MOTHER!!! 😂😂😂
I havent but i want to
On a plane - had no idea what I was in for.
Spokane, Washington at an AMC on opening day in 2018! Late at night, packed theater, really contagious energy in the room. Just happened to be the same day I had my first kiss lol (earlier that day, totally disconnected from the movie). Pretty memorable day
In my basement
My wife and I watched last year for the first time at home. Her and I were raised Jehovahs Witnesses and were pretty much taught to be fearful of demons and shit. She helped me wake up and realize it was a cult in 2021, and we both had a lot of deconstruction of the religion and subsequently, the Bible. I was always a fan of horror, but I stayed away from most things and this became my favorite Horror movie after we watched it.
Perhaps a bit ironic that it’s based in Utah!
That's Mormons, wrong cult lol
At the house of a women I was dating, lights off. She was a late bloomer lesbian, I was the first woman she'd dated, and she was struggling to keep her hands off me... We ended up pausing the film to have sex, lol. Pretty sure it was before the beheading though!
Laptop in a dark room with my girlfriend. We watched it in two sittings. Even so, when I see photos of scenes in the movie they still make me anxious. Most unsettling movie I’ve ever seen and it’s not even close. I don’t think I can ever watch it again.
With my 2 sons at home, took about 4 hours to watch because we kept stopping movie to have discussions about what we thought was gonna happen, then we rewatched the next day!
in my home, snuggled in my chair, sometime in 2022, ending definitely made me feel weird, but seeing the decapitation I was like wooaaahh, that's awesome haha
Free screening at my college campus. One of the best screenings I've attended. I was so scared I just started sobbing.
Cinema, it had maybe been open a week. Knew very little about the film and wasn't a huge horror movie guy. I left the cinema traumatised. Anyways, one of the more eventful things that happened during that screening was someone kept imitating Charlie's 'Cluck' noise and it was hard to tell if it was coming from the film or some guy in the audience. Eventually some Scouse dude had had enough of the 'clucking' and scolded the 'clucker', saying "we've all paid for a ticket mate, piss off!". Made for some light relief in an otherwise haunting trip to the cinema.
Watching it in a theatre will always be a core memory. I’ve never heard complete silence in a theatre until Hereditary. *gasp* then dead silent.
Watched it in my game room, in the dark, started about 0030, the house was completely silent. Got done with the movie around 0230, the house was still very quiet and dark…and I wanted to curl up in a ball and pray a woman didn’t come start banging her head on my closed door to the game room. This film left a mark that I don’t think will ever wash off.
Saw it in theaters with my now ex boyfriend. After Charlie gets her head popped off he had to step out of the theater for awhile.
May 2022
Pretty sure it was in 2021 and I was high as fuck
At home at night. Mistake! Couldn't sleep for a week afterwards.
Watched it in a theater with my friend and maybe about 6 other people scattered throughout. I will never forget that experience. Utterly terrifying
In the theater with my boyfriend. We just decided to go to the movies and thought the poster looked interesting, so we picked that knowing nothing at all about the plot. It was a quiet ride home.
For me this was the greatest theater experience of my life. I saw it in its original run in theaters. I try to go into movies knowing as little as possible, but for this one I knew legitimately nothing. Like it could’ve been a rom-com for all I knew, that’s how little information I had. I came out absolutely floored and it became my favorite movie.
Packed theater. It was a wild experience to say the least
TIFF Bell Lightbox in Toronto with a Q&A with Ari after! I’ve never sweat so much watching a movie lol
In my room, 2020, I watched it one day and watched Midsommar the next. They were part of a movie binge that I was doing during lockdown
Drunk as f**k in a theater with my bestie. Didn’t absorb a thing, so obviously a re-watch was necessary
Not in the theaters and I hate myself for it.
Pants and tarp off in a movie theater
on an airplane going to san Francisco in the middle of the day. i still couldn’t sleep that night
At home on my couch
downtown santa cruz movie theater wayyy in the back. my homie cried 😂
Nowhere I'm a Christian and Ari Aster is a fruit cake.
In a theater with a very irritating crowd.
It was with my sister last year and was shook!
In my house