Showing horror movies to kids while queueing

<p>I took my two children aged 4 and 7 to the Ster Kinekor at Tygervalley<br />on Monday afternoon as a holiday treat.</p> <p>While we were standing in line to buy tickets for the new Smurfs movie, the 14:30 show. I was busy talking to my son (4), and then saw my daughters (7) face go pale.</p> <p>I looked up and saw on the screens that show the movie previews was showing<br />the preview of a movie called Bye Bye Man, which I have now seen is a 16 age restriction horror movie.</p> <p>The past two nights since then my daughter has woken up in tears after having nightmares from what she saw on those screens. I don't know how long this is going to go on for? I have subsequently watched the preview for myself, and was horrified to see what it is that my daughter actually saw.</p> <p>Who in their right mind thinks that it is ok to show previews for age restricted horror<br />movies during the day time where any child waling past can see it? The images are very disturbing and it is ******** to expose small children to something like that.</p> <p>Please ensure that something like that never happens again, I am now sitting with an emotionally distraught child, because someone could not think properly, and would not want it to happen to other children.</p> <p>I am highly disgusted by this whole experience.</p>