Universal Horror Night's billboards?

[figgie]

I've been taking in and thinking about this year's Horror Night billboards on our roadways and I am thinking they are ok this year. Locally, the billboards two years ago were very contraversial because of how goulish and graphic they were. A lot of use parents and grandparents were extremely upset by what was so visable to our kids from the roadways. Last year, they were really toned down, especially on the more local roadways, not so much traveled by the tourists. It was a concern as to how much would be shown this year as the furor over the really bad ones in past years has died down. I'm not so offended by this years billboards but this has always been a concern of mine, some have been just to grose for mainline travelers.

Anyone else have these same concerns?

[NJGIRL]

Their billboards have never been a problem for us and my son does not like scary.

I am more offended by the current Draino "Double Impact" commerical that kids can see all day on TV. Little ones might not understand it, but young teens fully know what they are hinting at. The scene with the snake going down the drain is a little much! lol

Kids now see so much I think that most know that those billboards are fake.

[joonyer]

I was going to say, that those billboards have been pretty gruesome and violent in the past, but compared to what kids can see on TV now, it's par for the course, I guess. I hate watching a halfway decent TV show with my kids, only to have those "erectile disfunction" ads come on. My mother would have been horrified at that. Heck, I would have been horrified as a teenager to have been in the room with my mother when on of those came on. LIfe was simpler then.