"It's almost like a genre rule: Don't Open The Box"

This quote by Joel Coen is a referral to the timeless scary film trope of not opening a strange box. It is a warning to the audience that if they open package, they will be met with something ominous and unexpected. This quote is also a pointer to the audience that scary movies frequently follow specific genre rules, and that one of those rules is to not open package. This quote is a tip to the audience that if they pick to open the box, they will be met with something unexpected and possibly unsafe. It is a cautioning to the audience to be familiar with the genre rules and to not open package, as it might result in something unanticipated and potentially unsafe. This quote is a reminder to the audience to be familiar with the category guidelines and to not open package, as it could lead to something unanticipated and potentially hazardous. It is an alerting to the audience to be familiar with the category rules and to not open package, as it could lead to something unexpected and potentially dangerous.