would have us believe, but considering that this is a prequel, I think we can safely say that the two girls grow into the sort of people who sometime later (and conveniently caught on film) stare at beds all night, smash their partners repeatedly into walls until dead, then scream malevolently at cameras and steal babies. So we already know that the girls don’t die, what else do we know? Tis time the date on the camera is 1988, so we also know that the camera they are using will only have enough battery for an hour’s recording, will need at least a day to re- charge and will require a poltergeist to hold the damn thing up. Perhaps that’s
T WIN WINWIN 30 / October 2011/
outlineonline.co.uk
PARANORMAL ACTIVITY 3
he third film of the series is upon us, and its plot is shrouded in mystery. Well, that’s what they
how it started; two girls want to make a film, but, faced with the technological difficulties of being in 1988, say “Bloody Mary” three times in the bathroom mirror to raise a demon cameraman. Unfortunately, after failing to agree on basic union conditions, the whole agreement falls apart and it decides it will have their first born son instead. Tis film reveals the origins of the aforementioned activity, and then presumably comes up with a cunning reason why they never remember this until it returns twenty years later! Directed this time by Henry Joost, it thankfully retains original, shrieking cast member, Katie Featherstone, as the film attempts to prove that paranormality runs in the family.
To win yourself either a private viewing of Paranormal Activity 3 with ten of your nearest and dearest (viewing time at the discretion of Odeon Cinemas), or ten film tickets, or even four gallery tickets, tell us what year the first Paranormal Activity film was released in…
A) 1929 B) 1979 C)2009
Answers (including your telephone number) to
emma@outlineonline.co.uk by Friday 20th October. Subject: Film Comp.
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