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    As we were looking for a spot to sleep we found an old ripped up ouija board by a grave that said Zozo. After we saw that we went to the other side of the graveyard and decided to stay there. For our fans we decided to go and get the ouija board and to play it. Right as I touched the planchet terror filled up my body and went through all my bones and internal organs. The wind was moving so quickly that it almost sounded like it was whispering my name. Later that night we asked our fans for a Q&A most of the things that they asked us questions like what is our favorite color have we ever had a pet. But this one person said to play the ouija board we were a little freaked out because no one knew that we saw a ouija board. Because we had not uploaded our vlog yet and we just asked for questions on our instagram live. So no one knew about the ouija board. We ran over to ouija board and started to play with it. We asked for the name and it kept going to Z O Z O over and over again. We started to panic because we were sitting by a grave that said Zozo. Even though it scared us a lot we kept on playing it. We asked it where are you Zozo told us that she was under us. I started to…

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    For anyone who sat through the insufferable and laughable Ouija in 2014, you experienced a film that relied almost exclusively on jump scares, whizz-bang noises, and some of the most stilted acting and wooden dialogue this decade. The film's reliance on the "Lewton Bus" tactic, where we brace ourselves for something to scare us only to have something else reveal itself in that very moment, was used so much the movie became a joke in and of itself. And yes, sitting in the theater, I looked…

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    Once he got home, he went straight to his room. He didn't bother with talking to his family because they didn't have the answers he needed. Gerard cleared a spot off his desk and pulled the dirty Ouija board from his bag, setting it down. He took it out of the box, and the room was suddenly freezing. It was like Gerard had stepped outside into a snow storm without clothes on. He shivered, but he was determined. "I'd like to speak with Frank," Gerard spoke. He sat there in absolute silence,…

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    The Ouija Board

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    Why does the Ouija board get a bad rap? The Ouija Board is known as a talking board from the late eighteenth century for a novelty toy. It is merely a large board that has the alphabet, numerals, and a planchette to guide over the board. It has been known by many names throughout its history, but when the Parker Brothers' at Hasbro coined the named “Ouija” it stuck ever since. Its purpose from the early beginning of its journey was to decipher messages from the mysterious beyond through its…

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    Ouija Board Quotes

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    Trying the Ouija Board “The Best way to find yourself is too loose yourself in the services of others .” This quote is by Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Independence movement against British, led India to its Independence, and inspired movements. This quote goes along with my story pretty well and it would have been nice to have known about the quote before I did my actions. About 3 months, I didn’t stay true to myself and regretted it for a whole 2 months, I learned to be true to yourself and…

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    An Ouija board is a “game board” that is used to communicate with spirits. Why would someone want to communicate with spirits? In Sylvia Plath’s case, to connect with her dead father and ultimately with herself. Sylvia wrote the poem, Ouija, after getting involved with dark magic through her husband. In the end, dark magic is what killed her, although her death is viewed as suicide. She was once innocent but then dark spirits and her husband changed her. Darkness was what Sylvia sought and due…

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    A gentle breeze starts blowing, giving the air a little chill. Wanda shivers as she continues asking questions. The two hoped they could find out what happened to the children forty years ago. "So he kidnapped you, took you to the house?" Rebecca asks. The Ouija planchette moves to yes. "Did he do anything sexual to you?" Wanda asks. The small plastic object moved to no. "How many did he murder?" The planchette moved to one. "Just one?" Rebecca asked, knowing the police found eleven decomposed…

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    Having a paranormal experience can be bloodcurdling, but it can also be a phenomenal experience to look back on. When I was about thirteen years old, I had my first experience with a Ouija board. A Ouija board is used to communicate with people that are no longer among the living. I was with my uncle Elvis, who is my mother’s brother. My uncle took me to his friend’s apartment, and at that moment he pulled out what appeared to be a very ancient Ouija board. My uncle tried to “warm it up” by…

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    We had come to a complete stop staring at Simons Door! We listened closely hesitant to go inside. We heard some satanic gibberish. Then we saw a board game that claimed Ouija on the top. Suddenly, we had seen a dark figure shoot like lightning across the room, then Simon’s shirt ripped off of his tiny body. Next thing we knew we saw a huge scratch across the chest of Simon. He cried out “Help!” we scrambled over there and grabbed Simon. We had took him all the way to the local hospital down the…

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    Why We Crave Horror Films

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    effects have made these films easier to make, and more prominent. Paranormal Activity One made over 19 million dollars opening weekend. Could the reason paranormal movies are so popular be because people can relate to these movies more than serial killers or monsters? Most people have stories about situations in which something they cannot explain happened. A successful ghost or demonic spirit movie usually contains a big house, some mysterious noises, and you guessed it, teenagers. Ouija, a…

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