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Paranormal Activity ranks among the scariest films to ever hit the silver screen.

Although made two years ago, Paranormal Activity has only just been released, and it has viewers leaving their seats for all the right reasons!

Touting a film as being "based on a true experience" can draw an audience. Here are two very convincing films that are presented as true stories or documentaries.

Universal Studios film The Fourth Kind hits theaters November 6, hoping to rival Paranormal Activity at the box office with its tale of alien abduction in Nome, Alaska.

The Chupacabra is a mythical Mexican beast that is often called a "goat blood sucker." Recently, creatures resembling the Chupacabra have been sighted in Texas.

These three films are based on true cases where priests or paranormal investigators were called in to help rid the sufferer of an evil spirit or demon.

Many supernatural films claim to be based on true events or legends. The following films have their basis in actual happenings and allegedly true paranormal events.

For those who enjoyed such films as The Blair Witch Project and Death of a Ghost Hunter, Paranormal Activity is a must-see.

A complete and extensive list of all the films Peter Jackson has made, from 1987 - 1995, broken down by year of release and including short synopses.

The Alternative Party will gather together 1,000 computer hobbyists to enjoy art, music, workshops and retro computers. The theme of this year's party is steampunk.

The Office, currently airing on NBC, has many fans. What some of these fans may not realize is that the sitcom is based on a BBC sitcom of the same name.