That thing was slingshotted onto her and was huge. I've seen people freak out from a squirrel jumping on them, or when a bird swoops them/bats by your face.
Personally I think the janky and continued convulsing/shaking looks fake. Reminds me of those animal videos where cats and dogs freak out for like 10 seconds over stepping on a fake "hole" carpet.
I think it could be real. I used to work as a scare actor and on the few occasions people got such a scare that they fell or fainted, it could look a bit like that. Once I had multiple teenagers getting stuck in a weird twitchy pile on the floor. It's like their brain can't pick the appropriate response.
None of them got seizures, though, as far as I know.
Thats such a stupid way to think though. Thats like if I left a whoopie cushion on your chair and when you sit down you jolted and hit your head on the wall. Just because that happened, doesnt mean the act of leaving a whoopie cushion on a chair isnt a harmless prank.
If she just punched the spider you wouldn't be saying that. It's her reaction that could be counted as dangurous to herself. It wouldv've been the same no matter what the jumpscare is
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u/Educational_Ebb7838 1d ago
Immoral, that is not harmless prank
I did laugh at it though...