Horror movies made me a safer driver.

Ducky · 31-35, F

To be fair, though, log trucks have side guards that prevent logs from falling to the side. Even if they did, they most certainly wouldn't bounce off the road and through someone's windshield like they do in the movie. In fact, they tried using real logs when filming that scene but went with CGI because they couldn't get them to bounce.

SarahAndSamantha · 46-50, F

@Ducky I still see this scene everytime I'm behind a truck like that and give it plenty of distance though lol.

TrashCat · M

This scene horrifying, iconic and masterful. It's a dance macabre. Beautifully choregraphed and executed to perfection regardless of what anyone thinks of this film franchise
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SarahAndSamantha · 46-50, F

@TrashCat I loved the first two. After that, it kinda became like the Saw franchise. I'm not really watching for the movie itself, I'm just seeing what kinda screwed up accidents or traps in Saw they're gonna come up with. Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Sleepysheep · 26-30, M

I like to drive behind those and test my luck until my exit. 😁

There’s not a FASTER way to leave but it’d be a memorable way to go that’s for sure! 😂

Zaphod42 · 46-50, M

Haha! Same! Especially trucks carrying loads of pipes or steel beams 😅

Namor69 · 41-45, M

FinaL Destination! 😱

pride49 · 31-35, M

Where did the hay bale come from

TheOthetAcc · 36-40, M

Final destination

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