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Welcome to a special Halloween edition of R slash Entitled Parents,

where these entitled parents bring their screaming baby to the cinema

to watch Five Nights at Freddy's.

Parents brought screeching baby to Five Nights at Freddy's.

This happened a few hours ago, and I am still fuming. I went to see Five Nights at Freddie's last night, since it was sold out on Friday and at every theatre by me during the daytime. I found a theatre by me that was showing five nights at Freddy's well until 11 PM, so I figured

it would be dead.

It wasn't really, but still, okay.

940 PM, it was.

The time where tiny children should be asleep right no everyone is sitting down and when the movie starts the theatre goes quiet till the murmurs of a baby can be heard a kid around seven comes in, then a dad, then a screeching baby and a

mum. They came in right as the movie started and were loud the entire time.

Now this kid didn't cry at the jump scares. Instead it kept making sounds

for the entire run of the freaking movie and I mean louder than movie sounds. The people

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