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Hard disagree it's very much you white fuckers (said with love because I'm white) need to embrace the social experience of a movie.
Horror is peak in theaters.
Drag me to hell was the best experience I ever had. Everyone was talking and yelling in the theater. It was rowdy. I was drunk with my friends. It was an 11/10 experience.
Second was Smile post pandemic the theater was packed it was loud and boisterous.
Serious white people get the stick out your ass and enjoy life
Counterpoint: I ruined The Ring for everyone when that bitch came out the TV and I busted out laughing
Participation with the movie like at a Rocky Horror Picture Show screening is great.
Some dude talking loudly about some bullshit that has nothing to do with the movie is something else altogether and not enjoyable.
Someone shouting "DON'T GO THAT WAY, THE KILLER IS THERE!" in a horror movie would be funny af.