Ever wondered what mistakes you would or wouldn’t make in a horror movie?
They’re always going places alone.
It’s like, it’s a tale as old as time.
They’re always splitting off.
Guys, just go.
No, yeah, I’d be running for my life.
Pierson Fode: There’s a murderer downstairs.
Let’s go check it out.
Clearly, don’t do that, you know.
Oh, there’s a demon.
The cracks are in the house.
Just burn the house down, dude.
Leave, leave, immediately, leave.
But obviously, we don’t get a movie out of that.
Geoffrey James: If it’s nighttime, don’t go downstairs and check the living room or outside.
Just lock your bedroom door.
you might check it in the morning.
This has happened to me recently, and I’m like, I heard a noise.
I’m like, not gonna go check.
I just survived a horror movie.
I think I would be the least interesting watch, but I think I’d make it.
Kue Lawrence: Did you hear that?
I’m gonna go check it out.
No, no, don’t check that out.
Don’t check out the scratching noise you heard in your attic.
I’m more just scared all the time on set, like I got scared all the time.
So I don’t know if I could really fake the fear.
Max Malas: Splitting up is probably the biggest mistake.
It’s probably the most well-known mistake in horror movies.
Why did you split up and let him just pick you off one by one?
Just build, like, atmosphere and tension.
But I mean, if it was real life, it would not be me.
Sutton Johnston: Running to where the killer would be…
Some of them like, go to the kitchen and just like, hide themselves in a corner.
Like, no, just run away.
Yeah, that’s the biggest mistake, in my opinion.
So that’s all I will tell you about that.
Yeah, but I don’t think I would do that in real life.
Warner Davis: I mean, I’m always just like, run away.
The classic horror trope was, just run away, get out of the area.
Nobody seems to do that.
They always want to stay there.
Todd Friedman: Going towards the light.
You know, they’re always going towards the light [with] curiosity.
Why are people so curious all the time?…
I’d want to get the hell out of it.
Kai Cech: Oh my god, I would tumble.
If we were in the woods, I would be falling everywhere.
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I’m the first one gone.
Lets just say that.
Are you really a demon?
Because if so, I got some questions.
Are you fucking with me right now?
Like, come on, are you real?
What’s going on after we die?
I just want to know.
I’ll give you someyou want gold?
I don’t know.
Let’s find out.
Let’s do it.
Kue Lawrence: Investigating the noise.
I’ll be mad when they do, but I feel like I would still do it.
Dylan Friedman: I’d probably trip over everything.
I wouldn’t look, I’d be looking to the side.
I wouldn’t be looking in front of me.
So I definitely trip over everything.
Max Malas: Once I take my like attention somewhere else and look back, they’re gone.
I don’t know where they went.
Samantha Neyland Trumbo: Probably thinking that I can handle it on my own.
Daniel Delpurgatorio: Run and hide.
Yeah, I amI would not be, well, I can.
Warner Davis: I mean, I would say I’m… the curious person.
Be like, Oh, my God, going on.
I’m kind of curious what’s happening every here.
I’m just, you know, everything scares me.
Cautionary tale against misinformation.
It’s hard to say anything without giving the movie away too much.
That seems like a good choice.
Daniel Delpurgatorio: I think it’s important.
And so, no matter who’s telling it, they lean very heavy into specific tropes.
And some of those are pretty dark, some of them are deep, some of them are fun.
Warner Davis: You’ve got a twist that’s going to blow your mind.
That’s the bottom line.
You are not going to see what happens in this movie coming at all.
Todd Friedman: We blend a lot of genres on this one.
So you think of the classic camp story.
It’s just not we blend all them together, and we kind of liked about it.
It’s very visual.
It’s not the kind of classic story at all.
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Marshmallowhits theaters on April 11, 2025.
