Short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video where two speakers trade anecdotes about horror movies (personal reactions to Hellraiser, how certain scenarios are terrifying) and then pivot to ask how The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy changed one speaker's life.
This time on books that change my life.
Sometimes I'll wake up and I'll watch a horror movie while I'm eating breakfast and then continue it during lunch and then finish it during dinner.
My experience with horror movies is when I was a kid, I went and saw Hellraiser, and I had nightmares for months.
Oh, no. You know what's so funny with me for Hellraiser is I consider that movie a comedy. I like to laugh at how absurd it is the whole time.
What are the horror movies that actually scare you?
The thought of what would you do if your kid accidentally killed your other kid? That is horrifying. Yeah. Happy that. No, no.
So the big question how did the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy change your life?
It changed my life because it made me feel.
