Do any of you watch horror movies as much as I do? I finally got around to watching Cabin in the Woods today, and as I was watching it, I was thinking to myself how it would have been so much better if I could actually see what was going on. I realized that that's a problem with me with almost all scary movies. I know that they make them dark to set the scene and the mood, but does that really matter when you have to tell the store by texture? There was one scene where I literally only realized the character was dying because there was a shiny pool covering the screen slowly that I deciphered was supposed to be blood. Now, I know that if I reset setting on my television, close the blinds, and turn off all the lights, the picture will be more visible and such, but still. That seems silly to me to have to change everything around based on what genre movie I'm watching.
Does this problem pose itself to anyone other than me? No?
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