How long is A/V Geeks Present: I Know Why You're Scared?

A/V Geeks Present: I Know Why You're Scared is 1 hr 30 min long.

What is A/V Geeks Present: I Know Why You're Scared about?

Before the days of "trigger warnings," these films were designed to shock the audience with their messages! Step back in time with DUCK AND COVER (1951), a Department of Civil Defence film that showed baby boomer kids how to stay safe – while also reminding them of the ever-present danger of nuclear annihilation. Or experience the tragedy of CIPHER IN THE SNOW (1973), made by Brigham Young University, which starts with a kid getting off the school bus and ends in a cautionary tale that warped an entire generation. Test your courage with DEATH ZONES (1975), which illustrates the dangers of lingering around after getting off the school bus, or ALL MY TOMORROWS (1979), which cautions viewers about the dangers of mixing downers and alcohol. And don't forget to be scared of dentists with TOOTHACHE OF A CLOWN (1972), which shows a clown who has frightening hallucinatory dreams of children dentists.

A/V Geeks Present: I Know Why You're Scared

Name: A/V Geeks Present: I Know Why You're Scared
Genre: Concert/Special Events
Duration: 90

NR 1 hr 30 min

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How long is A/V Geeks Present: I Know Why You're Scared?: A/V Geeks Present: I Know Why You're Scared is 1 hr 30 min long.

What is A/V Geeks Present: I Know Why You're Scared about?: Before the days of "trigger warnings," these films were designed to shock the audience with their messages! Step back in time with DUCK AND COVER (1951), a Department of Civil Defence film that showed baby boomer kids how to stay safe – while also reminding them of the ever-present danger of nuclear annihilation. Or experience the tragedy of CIPHER IN THE SNOW (1973), made by Brigham Young University, which starts with a kid getting off the school bus and ends in a cautionary tale that warped an entire generation. Test your courage with DEATH ZONES (1975), which illustrates the dangers of lingering around after getting off the school bus, or ALL MY TOMORROWS (1979), which cautions viewers about the dangers of mixing downers and alcohol. And don't forget to be scared of dentists with TOOTHACHE OF A CLOWN (1972), which shows a clown who has frightening hallucinatory dreams of children dentists.