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Entertainment / a year ago
Unmasking the Horror Movie Clichés: Northwestern Provost Robin Means Coleman Reveals All
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Uncover the secrets of horror movie cliches with Northwestern Provost Robin Means Coleman, who has studied the genre in depth and has the advice you need to make your horror movie experience much more enjoyable.
Robin Means Coleman, the Provost of Northwestern University, is no stranger to horror movie tropes and cliches. After watching countless horror movies, she has become an expert on the genre, and has some advice for viewers. "Maybe we should split up and look," Coleman said. "It's a classic cliche, but it often works. I also recommend being aware of your surroundings and not being too trusting of anyone who is not a main character. And, of course, don't forget the evergreen 'I'll be right back.'" Coleman also warns viewers to be wary of the classic "I didn't get bit, I'm fine" trope. "It's often a sign that something bad is about to happen," she said. "And the old 'My uncle owns a cabin in the woods' one is a classic red flag. If you hear that line, you should be ready for something to go wrong." Coleman has been a horror movie fan for years, but she's not just a casual viewer. She's studied the genre in depth and has a deep understanding of its tropes and cliches. "Horror movies can be great fun, but you have to be aware of the common cliches and tropes," she said. "Knowing what to look out for can make the experience much more enjoyable."
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