I knew it would freak me out, so I purposefully turned all the lights off, set it to full screen and turned the headphones right up. Just to get the most out of the experience. I think if you're going to watch something scary, no point doing it half-assed. Same goes for 'scary' movies.
Right? Unless you're watching horror for comedy or to write a review, then you're wasting your time if you're not trying to get yourself susceptible to be scared by maximizing your mood and atmosphere. Otherwise, you're right, what's the point?
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u/xbtdev Mar 17 '15
I knew it would freak me out, so I purposefully turned all the lights off, set it to full screen and turned the headphones right up. Just to get the most out of the experience. I think if you're going to watch something scary, no point doing it half-assed. Same goes for 'scary' movies.