"Twas the night before All Hallow's Eve.  My bright idea was to watch a scary movie on Halloween Night.  That's the kind of thing that you're supposed to do on Halloween, right? 

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 I thought of which <del>sucker</del> friend would join me in this nonsense.  The Buckeye Who Prefers to Remain Anonymous was game.

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And then I flashbacked to Halloween 2010 when I was double dog dared to see <em>Paranormal Activity 56</em>.  Or was it just <em>Paranormal Activity 6</em>?  Or maybe it was <em>Paranormal Activity 2</em>. 

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Whichever one it was, I was so creeped out when I returned home that I found the contemporary Christian radio station on my TV and blared Jesus throughout my house. 

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I decided right then and there that I would NEVER watch a scary movie again. 

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But since my memory is not the best, I forgot all about my solemn and scaredy cat vow.  Until the morning of Halloween 2012. 

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I called The Buckeye Who Prefers to Remain Anonymous. 

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"Listen.  I know I said that I wanted to get in touch with my inner 16 year-old and see <em>Freddy and Jason Take Manhattan...Again </em>but . . . . "

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The Buckeye surmised, "But you've chickened out?"

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"My inner 5 year-old wants to come out and play instead.  She requests <em>Frankenweenie</em>.  Please." 

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The Buckeye sounded confused.  "Isn't that a children's movie?"

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"She's 5!  And she asked nicely."

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"O.k."

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So The Buckeye Who Prefers to Remain Anonymous showed up with Sour Patch Kids, Mike and Ikes and Raisenettes for the movie. 

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My Review

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Two enthusiastic thumbs up.  Waaaaayyyyyyy up!

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100 Fresh Tomatoes!

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A must-see for dog lovers!

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