Why do horror movies always have...

[waloshin]

Mansions with large windows that a killer get easily break through?

 

[techfreak85]

So the killer can get in.
Without that there wold be no story.

 

[eawmp1]

Mansions with large windows that a killer get easily break through?

I'm guessing you have a problem with the concept of suspended disbelief.

 

[Jaffa Cake]

So the killer can get in.
Without that there wold be no story.

That's right, that's how the villain always gets in – intruder window.

 

[macfem]

Wouldn't be much of a story if he couldn't get in. Most of the story would be him walking around the mansion with no visible way in...and then eventually giving up and going home.

 

[waloshin]

Wouldn't be much of a story if he couldn't get in. Most of the story would be him walking around the mansion with no visible way in...and then eventually giving up and going home.

But couldn't they use a weapon like a fire axe to take out a wall lol.

 

[TheOnlyJon]

Horror movies also have stupid females who always take showers when they're home alone and there's a mass murderer in the neighborhood.

But wouldn't you?