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The Exorcist is still a scary movie.
Smurf said:So is the ring.
tribdog said:The Exorcist is still a scary movie.
tribdog said:Way back when the first Nightmare on Elm Street came out that scared the Hell out of me. Every one after the first one sucked though.
Thanks MIH! You inspired me to get into costume after I saw your "Borg Barbie".Math Is Hard said:Evo - nice costume!
It's a deal, I'll keep my costume on.tribdog said:put off the movies until tomorrow night and I'll come over.
Okay, I have to go to Flagstaff tomorrow and pick up a bunch of money, then I'll go get a plane ticket. Where am I flying to?Evo said:It's a deal, I'll keep my costume on.
Evo said:Thanks MIH! You inspired me to get into costume after I saw your "Borg Barbie".
Anyone want to come over and watch scary movies with me?
I'm all alone.
Moonbear said:Scary movies are only scary when you watch them alone! I love to turn out all the lights, then watch the movie by myself. It's the only way I can scare myself, otherwise I just laugh too hard at most of those movies.
Nice costumes...I finally got into mine too.
tribdog said:The Exorcist is still a scary movie.
No, "No Wuss: The Exorcist Still Scary Movie" is not based on a true story. It is a work of fiction and any similarities to real events or people are purely coincidental.
"No Wuss: The Exorcist Still Scary Movie" aims to be just as scary as the original "Exorcist" movie. It contains intense scenes and jump scares, so it may be just as frightening for some viewers.
Yes, "No Wuss: The Exorcist Still Scary Movie" can be enjoyed as a standalone film without having seen the original "Exorcist" movie. However, watching the original may enhance your understanding and enjoyment of the film.
No, "No Wuss: The Exorcist Still Scary Movie" is not appropriate for children. It contains intense and frightening scenes that may not be suitable for younger viewers.
At this time, there are no plans for a sequel to "No Wuss: The Exorcist Still Scary Movie". However, if the film is successful, a sequel may be considered in the future.