Comments on: ‘Paranormal Activity’ All too Normal

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By: Pete_K

Pete_K — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:18:32 +0000

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By: akorozco

akorozco — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 14:41:53 +0000

This may be the sixth, but it'll be the first to overtake a Saw movie! http://www.newsy.com/videos/paranormal_activity_a...

By: nolotrippen

nolotrippen — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 15:41:09 +0000

I am sleeping better (just got a new bed, too, but that's a different story).

Actually, I do want to say "don't be interested in those things," because they're not good for you. People can "experiment" with drugs. I knew a wonderful young lady who was interested in doing just that. And she died after trying it just once. There's a universe of things to be interested in, so just be careful in what you spend your time on.

God bless you.

By: Charles_Del

Charles_Del — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:26:11 +0000

I really liked this movie … but then I liked Blair Witch Project and loved Cloverfield. From the comments, I guess that those who like the Blair Witch / Cloverfield tradition like Paranormal Activity and those who don't, don't. Fair enough. But then that means that a lot of the criticisms of PA are really not criticisms of PA, but of the genre – or subgenre – not criticisms of PA as such. But then isn't that kind of like someone who doesn't like musicals trying to critique Singin' in the Rain, or someone who doesn't like whodunits criticizing Sherlock Holmes or Lord Peter Wimsey? Anyway … as someone who really does like this kind of film, I think PA is a good, scary, creepy flick and a great example of what I hope will continue to be a thriving if narrow horror subgenre.

By: Charles_Del

Charles_Del — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:11:10 +0000

That was my experience, too. I went just last Sunday, and there were plenty of gasps and low screams and sounds that said it was working good 'n' scary for the audience. And it did for me, too. There were lots of things about the movie that made it feel very, very real and very, very creepy. All in all, this was a really first rate horror flick to me.

By: filmklassik

filmklassik — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 22:17:53 +0000

Well, you can't just say "Don't be interested in these things" nolo. Interest doesn't work that way. One cannot control what they find interesting and I am EXTREMELY interested in that stuff. But I respect your right not to be.

On a related subject, whatever it was you saw when you were younger, nolo, I'm glad it's gone now. I'm sure you've been sleeping better.

By: nolotrippen

nolotrippen — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:56:36 +0000

It would help to know if you are a Christian, then the explanation of what exactly I saw would make more sense, but here goes anyway. I believe that Satan is very real and is behind the fascination people have with the occult. When I was younger, I shared this spiritually unhealthy fascination. In my teens, I would wake up in the middle of the night and see visions in my bedroom, sometimes it was a cloaked figure perched on the chest-of-drawers, another time it was a young boy actually sitting on the edge of my bed. I lost track of them all. And that was Satan's problem. He overplayed his hand and instead of being scared, I became bored and annoyed and merely asked them to leave; I'd then watch them slowly disappear. Was it just my imagination? Perhaps, but once they didn't bother me, they stopped coming. Hmmm. I feel UFOs are a similar manifestation. Bottom line, don't be interested in these things. They are distractions from God's truth. Turn to his word instead.

By: idkate

idkate — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:59:02 +0000

No need to worry about "stirring the pot". I don't post here to pick fights with people. I guess my point was I know many adults (myself included) that can scare just as easily from a silly movie as your average teenager. I saw the Exorcist when I was 13 years old and to this day I can't see the image of that possessed chick without being terrified by it and I know many grown ups with one foot in the grave that feel the same way. That's all. Kudos to you for being so big and strong and brave I'm a big scaredy cat when it comes to demonic possession movies.