As bad as the films are, I love me some Paranormal Activity. Will probably wait for DVD, though. On a side note, when is Paranormal Activity 5 out?
The thing I like about this series is that it takes so many cues from claims of actual demonologists and their encounters.
Reading about Ed and Lorraine Warren's experiences in the 70's reads like a Paranormal Activity script. Obviously the films take some liberties but they stick pretty close to the patterns of demon oppression/possession.
I feel like this trend of mega-franchises is kind of new?
Not since the 80s has it been common for films to have four or five sequels, all released in close succession.
So far away. I guess this will suffice for now but it really does that horrible, cheap spin-off look to it. Here's hoping I'm wrong.October 24, 2014
I keep meaning to check that out.The Conjuring is about the Warrens, and it's not a bad movie IMO. Check it out.
I keep meaning to check that out.
In terms of horror and scares, how would you rate it? I'm in the mood for a 'jump' film and may have to watch The Conjuring if it delivers on both.You should. I watched it last night with a big group of friends and everyone loved it. James Wan is a fantastic director, it was really well done.
In terms of horror and scares, how would you rate it? I'm in the mood for a 'jump' film and may have to watch The Conjuring if it delivers on both.
The chick from Paranormal Activity 1 had nice boobs. I have nothing to contribute to this thread other than that, I'm terribly sorry.
I've only seen the first film, thought it was good from what I remember. This looks meh, is it worth watching the others?
Looks like Microsoft didn't pony up that marketing money this time.
The Conjuring is about the Warrens, and it's not a bad movie IMO. Check it out.
I have the opposite feeling. When seeing a horror film I don't pay money to listen to people scream, squeal and laugh at scenes. It completely ruins the tension when they do that.these films are the only time I actually enjoy seeing this in a crowded theater so I can hear the rest of the audience freaking out. You've always got that one person in the back who shouts "Aww hell naw! run bitch!" and the 2 high school age friends who went on their own and are just hugging each other and have their eyes closed the entire time
How this franchise has not become direct to dvd is beyond my comprehension.
That's what pissed me off about it.I watched and enjoyed the first three movies but skipped the fourth due to its universally negative reception and the fact that it seems to add nothing to the franchise's mythology... did I get this right?
It better. There aren't any "latino" markets outside of the USA so it'll have to rely on it being a good movie to make money. But then again these movies are super low budget.This is going to kill in Latino markets.
Shits gonna have some long lines.
Not really. It's the same movie over and over again.
That said. This one looks slightly different though with the whole super strength thing. Won't watch though.
I have the opposite feeling. When seeing a horror film I don't pay money to listen to people scream, squeal and laugh at scenes. It completely ruins the tension when they do that.
So they've given up any pretense of logic or realism now, and it's just going to be one of those "found footage" movies where a main character inexplicably videotapes every interaction and conversation he has? And never puts the camera down even in situations of extreme danger?
What I liked about PA was that (most of the time) it made sense for the footage to exist. Honestly if they're going to do this they really should just drop the found footage angle altogether.
Couple creepy scenes toward the end of the trailer.
Will probably skip, since I skipped 3 and 4