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thedailywhat:

Think Of The Children of the Day: A movie theater in south London has apologized to parents whose children were inadvertently exposed to horror movie trailers prior to a screening of Puss in Boots.

According to Cineworld’s deputy GM, a trailer for the exorcism movie The Devil Inside shown to the kids was meant to run ahead of Underworld Awakening — the next film scheduled for the same theater.

One parent, Peter Flynn, told The Mirror that his four-year-old daughter “was extremely frightened by what were exceptionally strong images, even by adult standards.” Catherine Walker, another film-goer, called the incident “every parent’s nightmare.”

In addition to The Devil Inside, a trailer for Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance is also said to have scared the children, though it remained unclear if that was due to “its depiction of a motorcycle rider whose head explodes in flame shooting fire at a devil who is trying to possess a human” or because Nic Cage.

[guardian.]

Oh, but when a movie theater in northern Virginia shows Face Off instead of Hercules, all we get is a free ticket.

A. I still, to this day, have not re-watched Hercules, nor have I ever watched Face-Off.

B. Did we even get a free ticket!? I mean I was too young to pay attention to that sort of thing, but still.

A. I had Hercules on one time this year while I wasn’t really paying attention because I just couldn’t watch it and

B. I think so. Maybe.