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Fantastic Fest Review: Paranormal Activity
Fantastic Fest By Landon Palmer on September 25, 2009 | Comments (10)
Paranormal Activity follows the Hitchcock 101 school of filmmaking like it’s scripture: show as little as possible and let audience imagination fill in the rest. It’s a rule most horror films could implement a bit more, and it works in this film to an astoundingly effective degree.
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