The credits rolled but the blood kept flowing.
A Long Island security stabbed a moviegoer after a showing of the gruesome splatter flick “My Bloody Valentine 3-D” in Valley Stream Sunday night.
Nassau County cops said that a 16-year-old boy refused to leave the theater after the horror film ended and began fighting with security guard Ricardo Singh, 24, of Uniondale.
The unidentified teen, police said, refused to leave the premises until his ride home arrived. Singh insisted that he clear out immediately.
After some pushing and shoving, Singh allegedly took a cue from the movie and produced a small pocket knife and jabbed the victim in the stomach.
The victim was taken to Winthrop University Hospital where he received six stitches to close the wound and was released.
Singh was arrested, charged with second-degree assault and is set to be arraigned today.
The remake of a 1981 slasher classic tells the tale of a pickaxe-swinging psychopath and promises it’s audience a “3D ride to hell.”