I got really excited when I first heard about Paranormal Activity. It's a low budget horror film, and the early buzz claimed it was the scariest movie of the past decade. I love seeing what people can do with shoestring budgets, and I haven't been scared by a movie since I was a teenager, so I was stoked to see it. My husband and I managed to see it before the nationwide release, and we came away with mixed reactions. We really enjoyed it, but all the hype had raised our expectations. We weren't the least bit frightened by the movie. Then again, it might scare the daylights out of an average viewer--the audience was certainly scared. We aren't exactly normal. ;)
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I think the best part of that movie, hands down, was the reaction of the people in the theatre; we had girls behind us screaming through the "scary" parts. :)
I have to agree about those three-toed footprints! Pretty silly, if you ask me.
Hahaa, chicken feet! I'd high-five Brightly for his comment about shaky camerawork, but I'm not sure how one high-fives a hooved character. :D
I'd totally see a movie called Paranormal Shenanigans.
I was going to have Minty tell Brightly that the movie didn't even have that much shaky camera work, but I totally ran out of space. :P My award for Most Vertigo-Inducing Movie EVAR still goes to Saving Private Ryan. o_O
That really should have been the name of the movie. "Heeey, who moved my car keys?!"
Though I have to admit I thought Uzumaki was creepy as hell, and I felt sorta unsettled after watching it, despite the fact the concept is utterly ridiculous and they used screen fades with silly sound effects for a good portion of the movie. Though I wouldn't exactly say the movie scared me.
The Ring, on the other hand, did scare me a bit during the movie. (But, interestingly, not after it.) I've had Ringu for years but have never watched it, because I sort of figure it'll probably freak me out.