Ghost Strikes Again

Emmitt 2021-12-18 08:01:10

The time background of the story dates back to 1988, and it seems to be the prequel to the series. At that time, home video recorders just emerged. The protagonists in the first two movies, Katie (Katy Fidstone) and Christine (Spregie Grayden), were both just little girls at the time. The plot keeps flashing back to childhood scenes, and it seems that the source of all the stories begins with the two playing with a family video recorder. The camera recorded Katie and Kristi playing and playing, and also filmed the scene of the two yelling "Bloody Mary" (meaning witch) in the mirror in a dark room. However, unexpected things happen immediately. …

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2007, Oren Paley took a portable DV and took the whole process of shooting at home. It took a week and spent 11,000 US dollars to shoot his debut [Smart: Ghost Record]. The film was made into DVD. Release, the market turned out to be extremely hot, two years later with the help of Steven Spielberg to finally enter the theater. No one could have imagined that a low-cost thriller made nearly 200 million U.S. dollars in the world. The jaw-dropping results shocked Paramount’s top chin and made it the highest return on investment in history. Thinking about the [Blair the Witch] ten years ago, it was a model of Xiaoboda. The return rate of 1:6857 made it a popular marketing case and cultural phenomenon. Look at [Ghost Record] with a low budget and high reputation, sweeping the entire Halloween schedule without leaving it, and the [Chain Saw Cry Ⅵ] that confronted with it can only end with the lowest box office in the series. Although in the sequel Paramount increased its investment to $2.75 million, the $157 million in the account is still a lot of money.

However, no matter how good a joke is, will anyone listen to it the third time? Paramount doesn't believe in this evil, so how can he let the chance of grabbing the box office frantically again? So the filmmaker invited the director of last year’s popular pseudo-documentary [Catfish], Henry Just and Ariel Schumann to personally take the helm of [Ghost III]. The whole process was shot with a handheld stand-alone camera, and the screenplay was written by Christopher for the sequel. ·B·Landon performed again. But what is puzzling is that when the first two films were released, Paramount played a trick and did enough word-of-mouth marketing for the film, but this time it did not see the usual publicity methods, and whether the [Ghost] series ended there or there will be a sequel. Plans have also been up in the air. The audience still buys the number of ways to buy new wine in old bottles. You must know that [Ghost III] wants to regain its glory during this Halloween schedule. It is not enough to chew on the old books.

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  • Alexandrine 2021-12-18 08:01:10

    The scariest thing about Nima was 31 minutes 01. The video recorder was clearly off but recorded a lot of things! !

  • Friedrich 2022-04-20 09:01:45

    uncomfortable after watching

Paranormal Activity 3 quotes

  • Randy Rosen: [arguing about the demon] This isn't... Casper the fucking friendly ghost you're chasing man!

  • Katie: [playing the Bloody Mary game, Katie first explains it] So, you say Bloody Mary three times.

    Randy Rosen: Mmm-hmm.

    Katie: And then you wait a little bit and then you turn the lights back on; and then you're supposed to see her body in the mirror and she's gonna try to kill you.

    Randy Rosen: Try and kill you. Good game.

    [chuckles]

    Katie: Yep.

    Randy Rosen: I don't know why you wanna play this- One of us is gonna be dead by the end of it. I guess it's a one-time game. Okay, let's do it.

    KatieRandy Rosen: Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary.

    Katie: [Randy turns on the light as nothing happens] Randy!

    Randy Rosen: Nothing happened.

    [chuckles]

    Katie: You turned the light on too soon!

    Randy Rosen: Oh, come on, Katie. This is stupid.

    [as he walks to the door]

    Katie: No, no, no, no, no, no, no! You can't leave!

    [blocking the door]

    Randy Rosen: Let's just go play doll house or something.

    Katie: No, you didn't do it right.

    Randy Rosen: What did I not do right?

    Katie: You need to keep the light off longer.

    Randy Rosen: Okay. Okay. All right. You wanna play Bloody Mary? Let's play Bloody Mary.

    Katie: Okay, ready?

    Randy Rosen: You're not gonna see anybody play Bloody Mary like I'm about to play Bloody Mary.