"I can’t decide between the latte, cappuccino, or green tea."

Just a confusion over this example, Kiya! Isn't 'between' used in case of two persons or things whereas 'among' is used in case we talk about three or more people/things?

I have learnt a new use of 'affect' as in 'flat affect'. Thanks.

I think, for me, what makes a movie scary is what is not shown. Those kinds of movies, like M. Night Shamalan's, are more psychological. They get you going because you don't know when something is going to happen, and there's always a twist that you didn't expect. I like when the soundtrack works with the story instead of overpowering it. It can give you delicate hints that something bad is about to happen, so you wait for it. When I'm at home watching those, I always have to have a pillow clutched to my chest so I can avert my eyes whenever it gets too scary.

I look for the bluring of good and evil. I know the character is evil because of the evil things he or she does, but I am made to like it anyway because it seems the right thing to do. I don't care much for mindless violence unless there is thought provoking reason behind the scenes. If the writer can turn down the lights so I am made to believe, then, I am happy.