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Dream Job Alert! Are You a Horror Fan?

Get Paid $1,300 to Watch Scary Movies

Published by
Eduardo Vega·9/22/2021
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Getting into that Halloween spirit? We found the perfect job for all you horror fans, you can get paid $1300 to watch 13 horror movies and measure your reactions.

Details

Financebuzz.com is looking to find out wether a movie's budget influences how scary they can be.

They will provide you with a Fitbit to measure your heart rate, and reaction to each of the 13 movies they selected, in addition to a $50 gift card to cover the rental cost of the movies. You will also rank the movies based on your guess of the size of each movie's budget.

The Movies

  1. Saw

  2. Amityville Horror

  3. A Quiet Place

  4. A Quiet Place Part 2

  5. Candyman

  6. Insidious

  7. The Blair Witch Project

  8. Sinister

  9. Get Out

  10. The Purge

  11. Halloween (2018)

  12. Paranormal Activity

  13. Annabelle

Additional Information

  • All applicants must be based in the United States & be over 18 years old

  • Applications close on September 26th, 2021 at midnight ET.

  • The chosen applicant will be selected by October 1st, 2021 and contacted via email.

  • The Fitbit will be sent by October 4th, 2021.

  • The chosen horror fan will have from October 9th, 2021 until October 18th, 2021 to watch the movies and finalize the report.

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