Six friends are on their way to a football game. They decide to camp out for the night and continue driving the next day. The next day the friends find that they're having car troubles, so two of the friends accept a stranger's ride into a small town named Ambrose. The main attraction in Ambrose is the House of Wax. Except something is not right in this town, the wax figures are so realistic and the whole town is deserted - except for two murderous twin brothers. The six friends must fight to survive and escape from being the next exhibits in the House of Wax
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SO HERE ARE SOME OF THE TRIVIA ABOUT THE MOVIE. . .
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- The cast members were taken to a rock-climbing center in Derbyshire to help prepare them for filming.
- This film's poster art is borrowed from a portrait photograph by Philippe Halsman ofSalvador Dalí, entitled Salvador Dali In Voluptate Mors. (The photo itself was inspired by surrealist Dali's gouache Female Bodies as a Skull painting) This same imagery was also used for the poster for The Silence of the Lambs.
- According to the audio commentary on the special edition DVD, there was a exact replica made of Nora-Jane Noone and after the movie was finished, she got to keep the head of the doll and put it in her mother's freezer as a joke.
- Watch closely during the scene after the cave-in. While the girls are arguing about how to get out, Sarah is moving her flashlight about the chamber. She shines it on a ledge for a fraction of a second as she is moving the light around, and you can can see the shadow or outline of a crawler. When she passes by the ledge again with the flashlight, the shadow is gone, and you can faintly hear a scurrying sound as it is running away.
- The appearance of the creatures was kept secret from the cast members until the first scene in which they encounter them was filmed. When the cast were finally filming the scene where the girls encounter the crawlers, the girls were genuinely scared and screamed the building down, running off set and laughing.
- There is a shot of a "beasty" much sooner than you think. Not long after they start the descent, in the cave that they light up red, when Sarah hears children's laughter as is checking out where it's coming from, look in the background to her left and you'll see a silhouette.
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AND NOW HERE IS THE TRUTH! THIS IS THE TRIVIA OF THE HIT MOVIE "PARANORMAL ACTIVITY"
- The original ending was changed at the suggestion of Steven Spielberg.
- Although released by Paramount, this film is unique in that the studio's logo does not appear, nor do credits, except for one establishing copyright.
- Filmed for USD$15,000 and grossed USD$9.1 million in its first week in the US, breaking the record of highest-grossing weekend ever for a movie playing at less than 200 theaters.
- Oren Peli got the idea for the movie from a personal experience. Late at night he was sleeping and a box of detergent fell off the shelf. The box was pushed too far back for it to just tilt and fall.
- Filming was completed in 10 days.
- Shot in 2006, not put into general release until 2009
- The scene where Micah shows Katie the Internet page about Diane originally showed a lengthy online video of the exorcism; the scene was cut down significantly.
-The knife Micah is wielding when talking to Katie during the making dinner scene at the beginning of the movie is the same knife he is killed with in the alternate ending.
HERE IS THE OFFICIAL TRAILER OF THE MOVIE "PARANORMAL ACTIVITY"]
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HERE IS THE MOVIE TRIVIA
- Andrea Martin, who played Phyllis in Black Christmas, said in an interview that she hadn't thought about Black Christmas for 32 years and it "came out of the blue" when Glen Morgan offered her the role as the house mother in the movie.
- Kristin Cavallari turned down the role of "Kelli" while Camilla Belle and Amber Tamblynturned down the role of "Heather" due to scheduling conflicts. Belle was working on another film while Tamblyn was committed to The Grudge 2.
- The film was shot in Canada and was shot in 29 days
- All the girls did their own stunts.
- The original screenplay was much more serious, and Leigh lived in the end. Also, Billy had died in the mental asylum. The original ending ended as Kelli and Leigh killing Agnes, and being rushed to the hospital. Kelli and Leigh have a heart warming talk, and Kelli's cell phone rings and the caller i.d reads Kyle Aurty's Cell.
- The UK ending ended with Leigh being killed, and Kelli electrocuting Agnes. The US ending ended with Kelli killing Billy after killing Agnes.
AND HERE IS THE OFFICIAL TRAILER OF THE MOVIE (1974)
AND HERE IS THE OFFICIAL TRAILER OF THE MOVIE (2006)
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TRICK 'R TREAT MOVIE TRIVIA
- The film was originally slated to be released in October 2007 for a Halloween release. Warner Bros., without explanation or reason, pulled the film from the schedule and no reschedule date was announced. One reason might have been that Saw IV was slated for release around the same time and Warner Bros. did not want to compete against it in fears of a big opening against them. Another possible reason the film was buried by the studio was that it was possible fallout from the box office disappointment of Superman Returns, which was co-written by Trick 'r Treat writer/director Michael Dougherty and both produced and directed by Bryan Singer, whose production company produced this film. There was brief talk that the film would finally be released around Halloween 2008 and possibly early 2009 but neither release ever materialized. The film was finally released straight to DVD in October 2009.
- The film is based on Michael Dougherty's animated short film Season's Greetings, which debuted the character of Sam.
- The film had many title changes before filming began. Originally titled Season's Greetings (also the name of the short film), it was changed because it sounded too much like a Christmas film. Then it was called Halloween Terrors, Jack O' Lantern Tales, October the 31st, and Trick or Treat. The final title was kept but since there was already a movie of the same name out, they changed the spelling to Trick 'r Treat.
- The name of the character Sam is derived from Samhain, the ancient Celtic festival of the dead from which modern-day Halloween is derived. Despite having been portrayed as such in this film and several other works, Samhain is not a deity or other personage of ancient Celtic polytheism; it is only the name of the celebration. However, the idea of being either a deity or other personage dates back to at least the late first century, largely thanks to an Irish bishop named Cormac mac Cuilennàin and his book "Sanas Cormaic" (Irish Gaelic for "Cormac's Narrative"), which had identified Samhain as such.
