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Ok so how many of you had the crap scared out of you watching whatever you watched?!
And how many of you remembered your mum saying "Dont be frightened, its just a film"?
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Nov 1, 2018 - 3:01 AM
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Thor
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If you're not going to a Party and just staying home, are you planning on watching any particular film this Halloween? I know Halloween isn't followed in Britain, (not really), and forget about Norway, but if you're viewing anything significant this October 31'st, care to share?
Actually, there were quite a few Norwegian kids running around in costumes yesterday evening. Nothing compared to the US, obviously, but this tradition is far more popular in Norway now than when I was a kid. Damn those US imports! 
I didn't have any candy in the house, so I'm thankful no one stopped by. Personally, I turned off the lights in my apartment and binged most of the second season of DAREDEVIL on Netflix. Nothing horrorey about that, really, but then again I'm not into Halloween. I watch horror all through the year, even in the sweltering heat of summer.
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Parents don't let their kids do anything unsupervised.
Pathetic.
E.T. ' s Halloween or Meet Me in St. Louis show how it usec to be. 
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