A lot of people watch horror movies the same way they watch sports, yelling at the screen and explaining how they could do a better job. And this is targeted at someone that can’t hear them, mind you. While we know how poorly we would perform in professional sports, what about horror settings?Well, you’d do even worse, because you’d end up dead. Here are just a few examples of how hard life would be inside the movies, where you can’t pause the movie to figure out the best course of action. We’re just happy to not have to deal with these situations.cnx.cmd.push(function() {cnx({playerId: "106e33c0-3911-473c-b599-b1426db57530",}).render("0270c398a82f44f49c23c16122516796");});IMDbA Quiet PlaceMost of us can’t even eat chips quietly, let alone survive in this silent nightmare. The moment you trip, sneeze, or your stomach rumbles, it’s game over. Blind extraterrestrial creatures with super-hearing will find you instantly.IMDbThe PurgeYou have a 12-hour window where all crime is legal. Good luck. In this dystopian thriller, all emergency services are suspended for the night, leaving you completely on your own against anyone holding a grudge.IMDbSawNo one wants to play the puppet’s games. The 2004 film introduced Jigsaw, a killer who places victims in elaborate traps. Your only way out often involves an impossible choice or a horrifying sacrifice to prove your will to live.IMDbThe ThingJohn Carpenter’s 1982 classic strands you in Antarctica with a shape-shifting alien. The creature perfectly imitates its victims, so you can’t trust anyone. Paranoia and isolation will get you before the alien does.IMDbCubeIn this sci-fi horror, you wake up in a cubic maze, where many of the interconnected rooms contain deadly traps. Your odds of picking the ‘safe’ door are not great.IMDbThe MistBased on a Stephen King story, this film traps you in a supermarket as a strange mist rolls in. You’ll have a choice between staying with the increasingly paranoid survivors, or try your luck against the otherworldly creatures hiding in the fog.IMDbThe DescentA group of friends goes cave-diving only to get trapped and hunted by pale, humanoid predators known as Crawlers. We were already dead with the cave-diving alone, the Crawlers are just overkill.IMDbTrain to BusanThere’s nowhere to run when a zombie apocalypse breaks out on a moving train. The infected are fast, aggressive, and spread the virus instantly. You’re just another meal in a metal tube.IMDbAlienUnless you’re ready to do everything Ripley says, you’ll turn into Xenomorph food faster than you can expect. Fortunately, you can play Alien: Isolation to train for this scenario.IMDbHostelYour European backpacking trip takes a very dark turn in this film. You’re kidnapped by a secret organization that lets wealthy clients pay to torture and murder tourists. That vacation plan isn’t so appetizing now, is it?.IMDbThe Hills Have EyesA family road trip becomes a fight for survival in this 2006 remake. After getting stranded in the New Mexico desert, they’re hunted by a family of savage, cannibalistic mutants living in the surrounding hills.IMDbUsHow do you fight an enemy that looks exactly like you? In Jordan Peele’s 2019 horror, a family is attacked by their own violent doppelgängers, the red-suited ‘Tethered,’ who emerge from underground to take their place.IMDbItBased on the Stephen King novel, this film introduces Pennywise, an evil entity that preys on the children of Derry, Maine. This ancient evil exploits your deepest fears before luring you to your doom.IMDbVivariumIn this sci-fi horror, a young couple gets trapped in a bizarre, inescapable suburban neighborhood and is forced to raise a strange, non-human child. You’ll ‘live’ longer than 10 minutes, but your fate will be sealed the moment you step into the neighborhood.The post 14 Horror Movies Where You’d Be Dead in 10 Minutes appeared first on Den of Geek.