10 Jokes For Gore

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Updated on: Jul 01 2025

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I was at a haunted house, and they had this guy in a chainsaw costume chasing people. I thought, "Is this a horror attraction or just a guy who's really passionate about lawn care?" I'd be more scared if he handed me a rake and asked me to help with the leaves.
You ever notice how when you're watching a horror movie, there's always that one character who hears a strange noise in the basement and decides to investigate? Like, come on, in real life, if I hear a weird noise, I'm not going down there, I'm calling a priest, a detective, and maybe even the Ghostbusters. I'm not playing Scooby-Doo with whatever's lurking in the dark.
You know you're an adult when you get excited about the discounted Halloween candy the day after. Forget the costumes and spooky decorations, just give me a bag of half-priced chocolate, and I'll call it a successful holiday.
Horror movies have a way of making everyday activities seem terrifying. Like, I can't even go to the bathroom after watching a scary movie without checking behind the shower curtain for monsters. The real horror is realizing you're out of toilet paper after you've already sat down.
Halloween is the only time of the year when people encourage you to take candy from strangers. Any other day, and that's just considered suspicious behavior. "Hey, kids, it's October 31st, go ahead, knock on that creepy neighbor's door and take whatever they give you!
Horror movies always have these ominous warnings like "Based on a true story" or "Inspired by real events." I want a horror movie that's more relatable, like "Based on the time I couldn't find my keys in the dark." Now that's a tale of terror we can all relate to.
I was at a Halloween party, and someone showed up dressed as a ghost. Really? A bedsheet with eye holes? That's not a costume; that's just lazy. Next year, I'm going as a well-rested adult – just show up in pajamas with a cup of coffee, and everyone will be genuinely terrified.
Horror movies these days are so intense, right? They've got all this CGI and special effects, but you know what would really scare me? Trying to assemble IKEA furniture with just an Allen wrench and vague instructions. Now that's a true test of survival.
I was at the store the other day, and they had this aisle dedicated to Halloween decorations. I saw a severed head hanging from a hook, and I thought, "Whoa, that's a bit much for the front yard." I just wanted some pumpkins, not a crime scene display.
Have you ever noticed that haunted houses always have these signs that say "Enter at Your Own Risk"? Like, thanks for the warning, but let's be honest, I'm here to be scared, not to sign a liability waiver. If I wanted to play it safe, I'd stay home and watch a romantic comedy.

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