Why we hate horror movies rough draft

The Attack Of Your People If you happened to farm lettuce would you write an essay about how crazy people are who eat lettuce? Would you call out there weakness' stating they only eat lettuce to fulfill a need for healthy behavior?Or risk exposing the single element of life that allows your business to strive? Well in Why We Crave Horror Movies Stephen King did and today were going to talk about why. Maybe he had a need to express a personal belief. Then again he could have tried to expose a part of everyone’s psyche that is often hidden from one another. Or maybe he is offering a semi-logical excuse for him to publish such horrendous stories. I will end this paragraph with how he started his “ we are all mentally ill: those of us outside the asylums only hide it a little better- and maybe not all that much better, after all.” Are we not all little crazy? Hour long sessions of extremely disturbing yet utterly intriguing simulated murderous acts committed with psychopathic tendencies. I know after re-reading what I just wrote as a description of horror movies I would question my own mental health after viewing one and being pleased. In his essay Stephen King states “ If we are all insane, then sanity is just a matter of degree.” He goes on to explain how if your degree of insanity leads you to actually commit a horrendous act then we lock you up away from society. But if you have a slighter degree of insanity such as talking to your self or picking your nose openly then you are just left alone to live as quirky person you are. Can you measure insanity by public acts? You cant judge a book by its cover so what about the normal psychopath, the kid who gets up every day and goes to school and nobody notices anything. The next day he shoots up the school and after wards they find a hoard of disturbing journal entries. If we are all a little crazy how do we measure it?