[quote name='Sofa King Kool']This movie is much scarier now that it's happened 15-20 minutes from my house. That little tagline at the end is especially creepy, considering it's almost identical to the attitudes of the accused in this case.
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Dude. Get over it. The Strangers itself was inspired by a true story.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Keddie_Murders
Those guys have been caught. The odds that another bunch of crazies is going to break into your house are astronomically high. You're more likely to die tomorrow in the car ride to school. I don't see you shitting a brick about that. Why? Because it's a

ing mundane way to die. Get over it. Keep working on your scripts and learn how to work out flashbacks. The Kung-Fu Panda script is a great place to figure out how to do it.
In the case mentioned in the Wikipedia link, they never even caught the murderers. That is what terrifies me.
Odds of being killed sometime in the next year in any sort of transportation accident: 77 to 1
Odds of fatally slipping in bath or shower: 2,232 to 1
Odds of being murdered: 18,000 to 1
Odds of getting away with murder: 2 to 1
On April 11th, 1981, in a small resort cabin nestled in the Hills of northern California, a triple murder took place so horrific it still haunts the area to this day.
That morning around 9:00a.m., Sheila Sharp, who had stayed the night at a neighbor’s house not more than 15 feet away, walked through her front door, not knowing what she was about to see would change her life forever. Directly inside, on the floor, were her 16 year old brother, John Sharp, and his 17 year old friend, Dana Wingate. Both were bound hand and foot, stabbed, and hammered to death. There was blood on every surface of the cabin. On the blood-soaked couch was her mother, Sue Sharp, also murdered in the same brutal fashion. Amazingly, her 2 younger brothers and a friend were in a back bedroom, untouched. However, her younger sister, Tina, was missing.
The walls had cuts on them, the furniture was busted up, and the victims were beaten. However, no one seemed to hear anything that night. The case quickly grew cold, and rumors of the town being haunted hurt the community so deeply it eventually became a ghost town, with only a hand full of residence living there today.
To this day, the case remains unsolved.