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The Manor: Enter if you Dare...
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Welcome to The Manor, Children of the Dark Here, members of the Pokecommunity can gather to discuss the paranormal, supernatural and just horror in general from Cryptid Sightings (Bigfoot, Mothman, etc.) to where the scariest haunts are. This club is open for those who want to dip their toes in the dark pool to those who have been hardend by the strange things they have seen. If you want to share an experience or just want to get spooked, you have come to the right place. But first, there are some commandments that one must follow. I. Thou Shalt follow already established rules (Nuff said) II. Thou Shalt be helpful to other members (Help a member if they ask about something) III. Thou Shalt Not act in a disrepectful manner IV. Thou shalt Not post gruesome images (keep your gore to yourself) V. Thou Shalt Not speak falsehoods about supernatural/paranormal activity VI. Thou Shalt enjoy thyselves. Members TheGhostHunter (Founder) strangerhypno Fairy Anime Psyclone VisionofMilotic Ruudiment Pudding Cici Sama NeverThere |
Hello does this also double as a horror genre club? Anyways I too have had some experiences (although questionable) with the paranormal.
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Count me in. Love horror. Being scared is addicting.
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I gotta say the horrorgenre is a lot better than what people think.
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Thinking about what to do for Halloween. Any ideas?
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Watch a bunch of horror films.
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I'd like to hear people's opinion on found footage films. Some are really good horror like REC and then there's the Paranormal activity series which are tolerable at best.
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We could like assign a horror movie to watch each day in October until Halloween and post our thoughts on it here.
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I'd like to join! I'm not much into the paranormal myself but I am a HUGE horror movie buff. Super excited about Blumhouse's Halloween. n_n
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Horror is probably the genre that I watch the most. My top favorite horror film is probably The Thing. The dread that comes from not knowing who's infected is effective. The practical effects are gruesome. Great acting. Great monster. Very rewatchable for me.
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I have such a weak spot for hokey, silly, obtusely grotesque, horror classics.
Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Child's Play, Scream, Halloween... I mean, I can go on forever. You all know what I'm talking about. :) I have a huge passion for the makeup and practical effects used in creating believable (and sometimes very uncanny) horror movies. The work that goes into transforming actors and filming the scenes is so fascinating to me. One of the many jobs I have on my bucket list is to create my own movie monster. |
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I think for October I will watch a horror movie I haven't seen before every day and post my thoughts on it here. Hopefully I will find the time to do so.
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Thinking for National Ghost Hunting Day (Sept. 29), I might try to run some apps in my house and post the results.
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Question for New Members
What is the creepiest thing you had experienced on the job, supernatural or otherwise? For me, it started on a summer day at a local boathouse. Things were slow and the boss and another girl I worked with just left, so it was just me and another coworker who I will refer to as Dani. Me and Dani were behind a desk where the calculator for bank stuff was when the landline rang. I had answered with the usual greeting I had, but to no reply other than silence on the other end. After I asked if who or whatever was on the other end was still there, I hung up after ten seconds of silence. Same thing happened five mintutes later. I have no idea if a person had dialed by accident or what. |
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As for your mysterious phone call, I get that on my own phone a lot. It's most likely a silent call. Could be phone fraud as well. Luckily it happened on the landline and not your phone for you. I'm worried about people potentially stealing my personal info, that's way scarier than a ghost call. |
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To answer the question you posed, it is more of an experimental thing. I have been interested in the supernatural since I was a teenager. Likewise, I have had several bizarre experiences in my home such as what I think was sleep paralysis along with other strange things such as the one night I woke up at five in the morning to screaming despite everyone sleeping along with a strange photograph that I can upload later. On the same point as experimenting, I thought that it might be a way to celebrate the day from home (the nearest satellite is in West Virginia). |
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So late at night we had actually passed through the road very anticlimactically the first time. Nothing happened. But we had to go back through to head back home so we turned around and started driving. While we were driving a car turned in behind us and started speeding up really close, then slowing down really far back. This happened a few times before they dropped back and started speeding at us at a much, much quicker pace. Dude had to have been going 80mph. So we cut the lights and make a sharp turn, only for the car behind us to completely vanish. Weird part is there was no way the car could have kept driving forward. Up ahead there was a big concrete slab that separates the road from a lake. There is absolutely no way that car could have stopped in time considering the speed they were going. Plus the sound of a car hitting concrete at 80mph - we would have heard it and seen it. It was literally right behind us. But yeah, never saw anything. So logically i know it was probably some douche who knows the Clinton Road lore, knew that the only people out there that late at night would be to see spooky stuff, and deliberately messed with of for laughs. And my mind just morphed it into something much more frightening. I've been back to the road many times since at all times during the day and night without anything weird or bizarre happening. Car must have had some damn good breaks, haha. |
Creepy thing that happened to me was thinking someone was home but it turns out they weren't. Sends chills down my spine because I swear somebody was there.
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Two new blockbuster horror films are all the rage it seems. The Nun and Halloween remake. Both have good reviews. I'm surprised with the remake though usually classic remakes get messed up except for soft reboots like Evil Dead. I want to see The Nun though. It seems like horror movie blockbusters are more popular than I imagined. No one really cares about the not big name horror flicks though unfortunately.
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