Ruth: So Akane, is there anything that you're frightened of?

Akane: Well.. I'm really scared of horror movies. I never watch them cause they really, really frighten me.

Ruth: Horror movies, wow. Have your ever seen a horror movie?

Akane: Well, when I was little I used to swatch them with my friends because back in the 80's, horror movies used to be really popular. Like "Jason" and "Freddy Krueger " and things like that yeah. But they used to keep me up at night and I couldn't sleep.

Ruth: Yeah, my friend actually had a "Freddy Krueger " poster. It used to frighten me.

Akane: Did she?

Ruth: Yeah, it wasn't my favorite. So, what don't you like about horror movies?

Akane: Well, I think.. I don't know. I think it's the psychological aspect of it. They just really make me feel scared.

Ruth: Ah. What was the last horror movie that you watched?

Akane: The last one I watched was I think it was the "Blair Witch Project".

Ruth: Oh I know that film, yeah.

Akane: The first one, I saw it in the theatre with my friend. And I couldn't sleep properly for a week after that.

Ruth: Oh no!

Akane: Yeah. I mean, I know it's stupid. A lot of people think it's a pretty stupid movie. But I think it was just the psychological aspect of it that really made me feel scared. And I think with that movie, after people saw it they weren't really sure whether it was real or not.

Ruth: Oh yeah.

Akane: And so there was that element as well.

Ruth: Was that the same film that I'm thinking of. The one where they filmed people in a forest, is that right?

Akane: Yeah, that's right. It was in a forest. And the whole thing was done with a camcorder. A hand held camcorder. And so it was.. a lot of it was I think, black and white. I can't remember. And the camera was very shaky and…

Ruth: So it wasn't professionally filmed?

Akane: I guess it didn't look like it was.

Ruth: Right.

Akane: Yeah, I heard that the movie actually only took.. It didn't take a lot of money to film it. But it made a lot of money.

Ruth: Yeah, I can believe that actually. Well, thanks for that.