Want to get over $660? Just watch a bunch of horror movies

Want to get over $660? Just watch a bunch of horror movies

NewsEasy money if you're a horror fan, wouldn't you say? (Vitaly Gariev via Unsplash)Vitaly Gariev via UnsplashBy Claudia Dimuro | cdimuro@pennlive.comIf you’re already a horror fan, then this is easy money for you.A website is looking to pay willing individuals a grand total (and appropriately spooky) of $666 each to watch a bunch of scary movies this Halloween season.CableTV.com is the one looking for who they call these “doomed souls,” which will not only get paid that that $666, but will also receive a $50 UberEats gift card so they can make sure their stomachs are full as they sit down for some scares.Here’s what people who get the job will need to do as a “Thrilltern”: Watch some of the “scariest movies of all times” — as dictated by CableTV.com or just any of your own choosing — and then share their opinions on any of the standout characters featured in each film. These opinions will then be incorporated into CableTV.com’s next “Bloodstream” feature article.The only qualifications are that applicants be 18 years of age or older, and that they live in the United States. You don’t even have to like horror: you can just be willing to sit through some frightful films.You can apply at the CableTV.com link above. Applications are open now through Oct. 11 at midnight, Mountain Time; only three lucky candidates will be chosen when all is said and done. Good luck, and Happy Halloween!Senate declines push for permanent daylight saving time: ‘No clear path forward’Florida-based cruise line shuts down indefinitely, cancels all sailings10 Costcos are opening up soon, and more are on the way Claudia covers trending and breaking news stories across the United States. She previously worked as a digital reporter for PennLive.com, where she covered a range of topics from metal music to consumer news to...

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