Horror films can be fun, but what if the truly scary stuff is actually going on behind the scenes?
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Why are they all supernatural, demonic movies? Why not a slasher?
All right I'm just going to say it nobody should be shocked at the fact that Poltergeist Scott a possible curse on the set the very moment that the director decided you know what we're not going to use prop skeletons we're going to dig up some real skeletal remains it's not like that's going to come and bite me on the ass or there's going to be any consequences that anybody that's lives which there was and not only that that's very disrespectful to the deceased bodies of you know people that had to pay a lot of money to bury those people to begin with so yeah I'm not going to lie I know this sounds wrong but I felt like the director deserved to get sued and I felt that the only people that should have gotten any money out of it or the actors that worked so hard the production crew anybody else that was affected on the set and possibly the people who had to make sure that those bodies of their deceased friends or family members had to be buried again
Me watching Dexter – urgh! Jennifer Carpenter annoys me so much. Deb is the worst part of the show.
Me watching The Exorcism of Emily Rose – Man that lady can act!
Ask Steven Spielberg about Heather O'Rourke's death. She died of sepsis from a perforated colon. Isaac Kappy says Spielberg or people close to him did something really bad to her.
Funny story, you know what Mr. Hands died from?
I will warn anyone when it comes to haunted or possessed items. Don't buy them. They should kept away from society.
I've dreamed about Annabelle a year ago. I utterly despise both Annabelle and Robert dolls because both aren't exactly haunted or possessed. They're conduits for the demonic entities of the spirit realm and neither should be tampered or mock about.
Since the warrens have now passed away. It is rumoured that Annabelle has escaped her casket and roaming somewhere. So if you do see her, don't approach or invite her in your home.
The ghost in three men and a baby
When The Possession came up I got excited as I thought it was the one from 1981. Possession with Sam Neill and Isabelle Adjani's shocking performances has disturbed my brain for some time.
I've been on a couple of haunted sets. One was a slaughterhouse in which a man had hanged himself. We filmed a zombie movie there, and I always got creeped out in one particular room, which turned out to be where he died. Also, I filmed a horror short about a possessed teddy bear. Ironically, we were plagued by technical issues due to a haunted teddy bear. Our sound equipment malfunctioned several times, and lots of our footage was spoiled by electromagnetic interference. The story behind the bear is that it had been buried in the coffin of a little boy in New Orleans. A terrible storm had caused several coffins to float to the surface. They were reburied, but this one toy was accidentally left out. It ended up in a thrift store, and one of the actors in the film owned it and had it on set. Once we figured out what was causing the glitches in our equipment, we removed the toy from set, and everything went smoothly from then.
TWILIGHT ZONE THE MOVIE!!!!
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The Warrens aren't dEmOnOlOgIsTs; they were con artists(and Ed was a sexual predator).
What movie is the little girl in the thumbnail from?
I know it’s not considered a horror movie but the set of The Crow was said to be cursed.
How is Poltergeist so low on this list??
"What scares me is what scares you. We’re all afraid of the same things. That’s why horror is such a powerful genre. All you have to do is ask yourself what frightens you and you’ll know what frightens me. It [horror genre] never dies. It just keeps getting reÂinvented and it always will. Horror is a universal language; we're all afraid. We're born afraid, we're all afraid of things: death, disfigurement, loss of a loved one. Everything that I'm afraid of, you're afraid of and vice versa. So everybody feels fear and suspense." – John Carpenter
"The horror genre is an extremely delicate thing. You can talk to filmmakers and even psychologists who've studied the genre, and even they don't understand what works or what doesn't work. More importantly, they don't understand why it works when it works." – Stephen King
Gotta say, Jules Gill sure does sound an awful lot like Ellie Littlechild. (see vanity card at the end of the video)
Forgot to mention the Indian died as well. The guy who played the Indian, I forgot his name he died shortly after as well. Didn't they have someone come on set and do some sort of cleansing? To make them feel better?
Most likely those stories were create by the PR team.
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And this is why Asian horror films have a cleansing ceremony before filming horror films.