In the song, Jackson teases his date on the way home by singing about a monster with the name of the movie.
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Scared, his date leaves, and he follows as he tells her that it is only a movie and his date says to Michael that it wasn't funny and Michael tells her if she got scared of it, and her date tells him that she did not got scared as she walks home. However, this is revealed to be a horror movie called Thriller that Michael's character and his actual date are watching in the theater. The music video begins with a scene which is set at night in the 1950s of Michael Jackson proposing to his girlfriend while driving in a forest before abruptly turning into a werecat and attacking her after he tells her that he's not like other guys. The song is sung by the late Michael Jackson character of the same name, narrating possible events that may (or will) occur to his frightened date. The Thriller is also described as being cold and smelling like rotting corpses. If the eyes are like that of Jackson's werecat eyes, then they are bright yellow with thin black irises and pupils. It is said to be so terrifying that its appearance alone causes complete paralysis.
While the Thriller's true appearance is never shown, it is described in the song's lyrics. It is described as a monster of unimaginable horror that appears on "thriller night", which is most likely Halloween or Friday the 13th. The Thriller is the main antagonist of the 1982 Michael Jackson song and 1983 music video of the same name. ~ Vincent Price at the end of the song "Thriller". And though you fight to stay alive, your body starts to shiver, for no mere mortal can resist the evil of the Thriller!
And grizzly ghouls from every tomb are closing in to seal your doom. The foulest stench is in the air, the Funk of 40,000 Years. And whosoever shall be found without the soul for gettin' down must stand and face the hounds of Hell, and rot inside a corpse's shell. Creatures crawl in search of blood, to terrorize your neighborhood.
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