The Entity ...

The Entity and the movie:



But, does it actually happen?

Violent Poltergeist activity.

At the time mentioned this movie, oh and it happens a lot.

Exorcism with incense ...

Based on a true story.

You can watch the movie here:


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So, Poltergeist activity here.

More than once ... KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK.

I's the guitar strings.
Nope

I recall once my dad came back from the bathroom, and he was pale as a sheet.

"I just saw my granny in the passage, and she said: 'Love, love, love".

And this family friend said he was outside, and the clouds were like a box above our house.

Shot through the heart, and you're to blame, you give ghosts a bad name.

a reply to: RickinVa

Thanks for the link. I will try to find some time to watch this.

Unlike the "Blair Witch", do we ever see the entity?
Yip.

Incidentally, this case was also on Sightigs.

a reply to: CaptainHalf

I remember watching this at the cinema when it came out, pretty scary and they saved the best till last....."Based On A True Story" came right at the end just before the titles rolled.

There were some pretty cool effects in the movie and it certainly gave audiences the shivers at the time.

Thanks for the reminder, nice one.

That was in SA a 2-21 movie.

Jut saw dead bodies and the shrapnel still in my skin, and at the cinema, nope you can't watch this.

You're not 21!

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originally posted by: CaptainHalf
The Entity and the movie:

But, does it actually happen?

Violent Poltergeist activity.

At the time mentioned this movie, oh and it happens a lot.

Exorcism with incense ...

Sounds like a C.I.A. Inspired psyop to me .

The US cavalry - so you like ghosts?
Just don't let it become a dances.

a reply to: CaptainHalf

I love stories like that. The American Dad when Francine gets so 'needy' she opens a portal.
I think it is kind of like that.
Why often broken people have the ost severe paranormal experiences centred around them.

Trauma as catalyst to open the portal to the Noosphere or 'dimension of consciousness'

When i took Roots out of the library, my brother said, are you crazy?

I don't take a book that size out of the cupboard, let alone reading it.

Well, you can do weightlifting with one:

The Cultures of Native North Americans: Könemann 2000.

Wow, what a fantastic book.

I can't breathe, well move the book off your chest.

But urm, as far as English literature goes, what really made your "#-list"?

It must be Little Dorrit by Dickens.

Yeah, big fat Dorrit.
Oh woe oh woe.

On your reading list - you won't have a life.

Car sways perilously: "No really officer, I was on the way to my shrink, and then my brakes became demon-possessed".

I think it should be a valid excuse.

a reply to: CaptainHalf

The Wikipedia account that this fictionalized true story is based on.

en.m.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: FurPerson
Some people think movies and stuff like it open a "portal" and try to find various ways to defend against it... when they are a cooperating cause that supports each other without the one the other wouldn't exist.

You're in the GOO!!!