11. You are wearing a red shirt. 10. You announce that you're going to retire, right after you finish this case. 9. You decide to rise up from your apparent death one more time to surprise the hero. 8. You betray Al Pacino. 7. You decide to stop following the hero and take a different route. 6. You declare "everything is safe" then step out from your hiding place. 5. A serial killer is on the loose and you reveal your breasts. 4. You're playing Jesus. 3. All your bullets miss the hero, even at point blank. 2. Han Solo owes you money. 1. You are giving birth to someone important in the movie. Lol, all of these are quite true -clapclap hahahahahaha number 6... ALWAYS hahaha
You act according to archetype horror victim: tell strangers about your life story (complete unabridged), follows some stranger home instead of searching for your vanished friend(s), have an argument and fly solo from your boyfriend/friend when you are in a unknown town, preferably in the middle of the night...
You are in the shower scene in a slasher flick. You are having sex at the start of the movie in a horror film.
You sense there's something wrong when you see blood on the ground and instead of calling the cops and get the hell out of there, you go in that dark, deserted alley...
You are following something, you have no idea what you are following, but you just keep on following it. Then all of a sudden, everything else in the world seems to have slipped from under your feet, for a moment the silence is deafening. There's only one voice you can hear, and it came from your back...
^ Not the most likely plot development though. 9 out of 10 films, the main character never dies, with matching croach life of the villain... =_=b So that they can make sequels...
When you are not the hero but a tough-acting guy in the group. When you laugh at warnings "Don't go in there" and walk right in.
