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Posted by lisabethur8
^^ Yeah I believe you guys. I watched "exorcist", that movie is a classic horror. And that made me scared.
I haven't seen this one yet, but was tempted.
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For Jeffrey Dean Morgan, a nonbeliever of sorts, shooting The Possession provided a few eerie, unscripted instances while the cameras were rolling.
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Lionsgate's horror pic, opening Aug. 31, draws on the true story of an eBay user who purchased a dybbuk (the Judaic version of a possessing spirit) box online and wound up facing —horrifying things,?? says Morgan. —I'm very skeptical,?? he tells The Hollywood Reporter, —but not only would I not want the box around and to tempt fate, but there were enough weird things going on around our set that I??ve never seen happen on sets before.??
For more on the true story, watch the video above.
Morgan recalls lights exploding midtake and feeling cold bursts of wind on a closed, not-drafty set. —It always happened in the middle of doing key scenes,?? he recalls. —It didn't happen in between takes or doing scenes that didn't have a big story impact.??
The creepiest incident, however, came after filming.
—We had all of our props a couple days after we finished wrapping -- they put everything in storage for if you??re gonna do reshoots or anything,?? says Morgan. —It burnt to the ground. It was investigated, and there were no signs of arson, no electrical fire.??
Among the key props destroyed in the fire: the imitation dybbuk box used during filming. (It's also worth noting that one of the most frightening, crucial scenes in the film takes place outside what looks like a storage facility.)