If You Don’t Stay In School In Australia, You Will End Up In A Horror Film And Die

Which is actually one of the least terrifying ways to die in Australia.

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Educational ads usually say, “stay in school or else you’ll be unemployed and sad all the time,” though that’s also applicable to most university grads I know. In Australia, though, they’re not satisfied with vague threats about your career and your future; oh no, they want you to know that if you drop out of school, you will die a horrible death.

In this commercial for Australia’s Learn for Life Foundation, obvious horror-fan filmmakers Henry Inglis and Aaron McCann demonstrate the most intense of consequences for slacking off and skipping class. It’s a pretty cute video – until it gets real. Stay in school, kids!

(via FEARnet, image via YouTube)

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