I don't think the kid should scream. Having her just stand there and vanishing is more scary to me. Wonder how long before those hologram machines will be put to use for these pranks.
I do not, repeat, do not believe in ghosts one iota. But it doesnt stop me being shit scared of thing like that. Id be clawing the glass, screaming to get out.
You're lucky, I have no choice but to believe in tarantulas.
I went through the Pasage del Terror (whatever its called) at Blackpool about 10 year ago and i was screaming that badly, one of the actors had to stop and lift his mask up and tell me its ok, we're not real...
I love that. My ex said there was no way he would be scared but he was screaming to get out and ended up in the pub afterwards just shaking his head because he couldn't speak.
I think the prank was neither funny, nor irresponsible.
I don't speak Portuguese so I have no idea whether the people were set up by their friends, or if it's overall a fake.
Surely it's fake because of the inevitable lawsuits that would follow. Someone could have a heart attack, claim it's affected them permanently, or they could even instinctively hit the child, etc etc.
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Those wacky Brazilians.
They won't need to hire a fake ghost anymore
I don't think the kid should scream. Having her just stand there and vanishing is more scary to me. Wonder how long before those hologram machines will be put to use for these pranks.
Cue, silent hill music
This one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5USOVczSmE
You're lucky, I have no choice but to believe in tarantulas.
As if the person in the lift couldn't tell it was a prank. Duuuh.
I thought that, lucky nobody decided to kick her in the face.
You would have to be incredibly suggestible to fall for that.
I'm sure if they pulled a similar stunt in the UK , people would have a bit of a fright but then laugh because it's clearly a joke.
Thankfully nobody reacted like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBU47K854g0
I love that. My ex said there was no way he would be scared but he was screaming to get out and ended up in the pub afterwards just shaking his head because he couldn't speak.
I thought this.
The blonde pair of women, between much screaming: "It's ok, she has gone."
"Are you sure? I get scared really easily. I don't like this. Could it be that the door will open now? Please try."
Penultimate man: "Dear God in heaven! What is this?"
Last man, stops screaming, looks girl in eye and asks "What is this?" then starts screaming again.
Check out all the camera angles, it is faked;)
Practical jokes are lazy, stupid and can be dangerous.
I've seen like three threads TODAY about it.
I think the prank was neither funny, nor irresponsible.
I don't speak Portuguese so I have no idea whether the people were set up by their friends, or if it's overall a fake.
The PR Machine behind it is amazing, though.