Ghosts & Supernatural
Ghosts, demons, specters, phantasms, and other evil beings all want to kill or possess you. Below is a collection of tips to increase your chances of survival when up against the supernatural in a horror movie.
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If your house was built on, near, or around a cemetery, pet cemetery, indian burial ground, church or any place of worship, you should move.
Don’t ever go into your basement, especially if the power goes out.
Books in latin or any ancient language should never be read aloud.
If you find a book made from human flesh, written in blood, or with a skull on the cover, put it down and do not read it.
When you child speaks in an unknown language or a strange voice, its not cute. Have your kid stay with a relative.
Don’t try to solve any puzzle that opens a portal.
Stay away from crypts, graves, mausoleums, burial mounds, or any other resting place for the dead.
If for some stupid reason you are at a place for the dead, do not take anything.
When your tv, radio, blender, or any other appliance turns itself on or off, it’s time to move
Don’t make jokes about the dead. The dead have bad tempers and a poor sense of humor.
If you are at a church or home and see an upside down crucifix, run away as fast as possible.
The gun you have is useless. It won’t hurt a supernatural evil.
Avoid any dark room, attic, or basement. A ghost or spectre will be waiting to steal your soul.
If you buy a home for a great price, find out why its so cheap before you move in.
Don’t use the phone. All you will hear is static or scary sounds.
If you own a Ouija board, throw it away. Contacting someone in the afterlife is never a good idea.
When your friends invite you over for a seance or the summoning of the dead, don’t go.
Puzzle boxes are not toys. Do not try to solve one.
If your pet starts acting crazy when around a friend or family member, avoid that person.
Never visit a rural town surrounded by corn for any reason.
