Horror Snacks

Scratch and Sniff ideas are a fav of mine, and I'm still very impressed with the fact that even after 30+ years, my John Waters Polyester Film's scratch and sniff card is able to deliver faithfully all of its smells.

I now propose to extend this idea to embrace even more of the senses with a range of Horror Snacks. This one is specifically targeted at zombie films. Here's how it works:
The actual snacks are shaped to resemble the body parts being consumed in the film, and are all individually wrapped and numbered in the bag. Just as in Polyester, at certain key moments in the film, a numeral flashes up on the screen indicating the snack number to be unwrapped and eaten.

This is more likely to be something like an ear that has been torn from some unfortunate's head, but might also be a finger that requires a degree of gnawing. The texture and combined audience sound of the snack being crunched and chewed purposefully adds to the experience, with the film falling silent to emphasise the effect. Blood drinking is of course connected to the timed consumption of a drink injested via a specially engineered noisy straw.

Other food and noise interactions designed as contributory aspects to the genre are under consideration..... screaming is the obvious, but heavy breathing, nails scraping on doors, gasping for air etc may all feature.