Paranormal Activity

Subject: Re: Paranormal Activity November 3rd 2009, 6:45 pm

NancyB (admin) wrote:

Frances wrote:

NancyB (admin) wrote:

I don't get scared of ghost movies or anything... just real-life stories about murders and stuff are what creep me out.

The is no such thing as ghosts, demons, space creatures, esp. or any other thing like that. There is absolutely no evidence of any kind. If there was such a thing, don't you think scientists would have written about it by now? ( I mean real scientists, not kooks or charlatans wanting your money)

If you realize there is no such thing, then you can deal with your fears on a psychological level.

I politely disagree. I have my beliefs and you have yours and its all good. For you, you see no evidence but to me I see the evidence of God everywhere and Satan. But, I'm not saying my way is the right way just that it's what I believe.

Where did I mention God?

You didn't mention God, just ghosts, demons and space creatures. I added God to let you know what I see. I'm sorry if I worded it incorrectly. I'm not trying to get you or anyone upset. I saw your post and just felt compelled to respond.

I really enjoy science too.

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Subject: Re: Paranormal Activity November 3rd 2009, 6:52 pm

mimTN wrote:

I have had a few experences, the first when I was 5. All good, none were scary.

I won't go see movie, will wait and see it on video because I am cheap. I used to play in a cemetary when I was a kid (even at night), never had one scary experence. I was related to about half the people buried in it, maybe they made the others leave me alone. lol.
I agree with Nancy though, it is the living bad people that are scary to me, not the dead ones.
just saying.....

Oh MIM! You are so lucky. I love cemeteries and to hang out in one that has half your relatives sounds divine. I have a few favorite cemeteries where I live and visit them often. They are lovely peaceful places.

I too believe it's the living people that scare the heebie jeebies out of me as well.

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Subject: Re: Paranormal Activity November 3rd 2009, 7:27 pm

Subject: Re: Paranormal Activity November 3rd 2009, 8:14 pm

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Subject: Re: Paranormal Activity November 4th 2009, 7:56 pm

'Paranormal Activity' star Katie Featherston's new movie: 'Experimental Activity'

by Missy Schwartz
Categories: Film, Horror, News

Once upon a time, there was an indie horror flick called Walking Distance, about a small town where weird government experiments happen. It starred Friday the 13th’s (and Friday the 13th Part 2′s!) Adrienne King, plus a bunch of other people you probably don’t know. Or didn’t until one of said people, Katie Featherston, became an overnight sensation thanks to Paranormal Activity. So how might Walking Distance’s distribution company celebrate this unexpected windfall? Change the movie’s name to…Experimental Activity. Get it?
Of course you do.
“Walking Distance could be any genre and that is confusing for people who want to see it. So we wanted a name that felt more ‘genre’,” Cara Shapiro, Vice President of Acquisitions for Showcase Entertainment, explained via email. And if the new title happens to shamelessly capitalize on evoke what is shaping up to be the biggest box office phenomenon of the year, so be it, right?
Hey, far be it for me to judge. It’s always been survival of the fittest in the movie industry, so why wouldn’t the good folks at Showcase seize a golden opportunity like this? I think it’s pretty damn hilarious, actually. Even more amusing is that Featherston has what sounds like, at best, a minor role in Experimental Activity. Here’s what she told me last month (prior to the rechristening, of course): “My good friend James LaMarr produced Walking Distance and I flew down literally for a day and did two scenes for that.” Two scenes. At least Featherston’s mug isn’t splashed all over the poster (left). Well…not yet, anyway. (Showcase is still figuring out if the movie will get a theatrical or DVD release.)

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