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8. Tyson F. Gautreaux

   Posted January 7, 2010 at 3:23 PM

   Second. Doors slamming… um, perhaps I would’ve been scared when I was 6 but come on is this really what people find scary about this movie? Third. The girl getting dragged out of bed… perhaps the most scary scene in the movie as well as the best done scene. However it still wasn’t really scary… WHY? Because just like every other nite the camera is sped up and then just before anything happens it goes back to normal speed… Completely ruining any chance for suspense or fright… not to mention how it slowly grabs her leg and gently pulls her out of bed…
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