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- Number S01E49
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Everything Wrong With Paranormal Activity In 7 Minutes Or Less
Still on a horror kick for October, and today we're pointing out all the sins we found in Paranormal Activity, the hit found-footage movie that spawned 11,000 sequels in four years--oh, look, there's another one coming out in January!
Tomorrow: Nothing--we did our mid-week video on Monday. You can watch it here if you want: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9U-np4_TW8
Thursday: More horror sins.
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