· Dogs always know who the bad guy is, and bark at them.
· In a horror film when there is a full moon there is either an owl hooting or a wolf howling in the distance.
· Car tyres and footsteps crunch on gravel.
· In a chase situation car tyres squeal when car turns, pulls away or stops.
· Every button you press on a computer makes some kind of beep or click.
· Storms start instantaneously with a crack of thunder and lightning.
· Thunder is always in sync with lightning.
· In horror films, doors always creek when hero/heroine is searching big, empty house.
· An approaching airplane or helicopter will make no noise until it is directly over the characters, at which point it will suddenly become extremely loud.
· Even when depicted as foreigners (including aliens from outer space) all actors speak and understand a common language (usually English) unless the film's plot depends on a language barrier.
· Kids always whisper even if their two inches away from a villain - he won't hear. If they step on a branch however, the villains will immediately know it’s not some animal, and catch them.
· When villains fall to their deaths, you can hear their screams gradually fade out, even if they only fall ten feet or so.
· Anytime a person speaks into a microphone, their first words will cause microphone feedback.
· When listening to music on the radio in the car, the song on the radio never changes during a single scene. The scene rarely outlasts the song...if it does, one of the characters will turn the radio off before the end of the song.
· There are never any commercials playing on radios or TVs.
· People never answer the door until the doorbell or knocking has sounded at least twice.
· Explosions in space make noise.
· All machine guns sound alike.
· When people are on the phone, there’s rarely any background noise.
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