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'Paranormal Activity 3' Leaves Fans Terrified


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[url="http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1672781/paranormal-activitiy-3-reactions.jhtml"][b]FROM MTV MOVIES:[/b][/url] It's not often that you see people standing for hours in a line that wraps around the block just for the chance to get scared out of their minds, but that's exactly what happened Tuesday night in New York at an advance fan screening of "Paranormal Activity 3."

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Fans tweeted for a chance to check out the third entry in the found-footage horror series and to learn how the haunting started. Some of the hopeful audience members showed up as early as the morning before the 10 p.m. screening.

Once inside the theater, the lucky crowd competed for prizes like iPods, only heightening the excitement in the room. When it was finally time to screen the movie, directors Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost showed up, appropriately decked out for Halloween with fake knives and syringes lodged in each of their heads.

[url="http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1672781/paranormal-activitiy-3-reactions.jhtml"][b]Read the full story at MTV Movies![/b][/url]



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