Fans of horror movies can celebrate the spooky season this year by watching some classic Stephen King films and get paid to do it.
The company will want the participant to take note of how they feel while watching the movies, especially during the scary scenes, and to share which movie is their favorite or least favorite. They’re also encouraged to share whether they will be watching solo or with a friend.said it wants to find a candidate who is detail-oriented enough to record their experience, with the option to share their scares on social media or a vlog.
You don’t need a degree to be eligible, but you must be at least 18 years old and a U.S. citizen or permanent resident to apply. You’re asked to tell the company why you’d be the perfect candidate for the job and what you hope to gain from the experience, aside from $1,300, when you apply.
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