One spooky moment at the mall

After a complicated and difficult work week, on Friday at noon, we agreed to go to the cinema and watch the movie "Michael".

The screenings at the cinema closest to us were late in the evening, but we still wanted to see it, so we bought tickets for a movie that started at 9:45 p.m.
The Cineplex cinema in the Beo Shopping Center (which has working hours until 10 p.m. when the bars close their doors and in which the employees go home around 11 p.m.) is located on the second floor and is often not filled to capacity.

We almost never went to such late evening screenings on weekdays, so now we decided to treat ourselves to very comfortable seats with adjustable backrests and footrests.

Along with a great movie, in which I was reminded of some long-sung songs, we also enjoyed the comfortable seats, although the cinema hall was eerily empty.

As the movie ended a little before midnight, when we left the theater, we found ourselves in the empty and dark corridors of the mall.

The video Thriller came to my mind first. I imagined myself running through these dark deserted corridors with zombies chasing me 🙂

Our car was parked on the -2 level and when we went out to the garage, although it was well lit, it was so empty that it was also spooky.

Ideal for the scene of a horror movie.
The sound of screeching tires of a car in the distance, which I didn't see, "scared" me even more, so we walked briskly to the car and drove off to sum up our impressions after the movie in the peace and safety of our home (no spooky zones) and to listen again to the tracks we enjoyed in the movie that I share with you in #saturdayselection

Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough

Billie Jean

Thriller