“Paranormal Activity” just leaves plenty of room for the next one to be scarier, stranger and more satisfying. There is something promising about seeing a Broadway theater packed with people who are ready to scream. “Paranormal Activity,” the stage thriller inspired by the low-budget horror film franchise, arrives on Broadway after an Olivier-nominated West End.
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“Paranormal Activity” just leaves plenty of room for the next one to be scarier, stranger and more satisfying. There is something promising about seeing a Broadway theater packed with people who are ready to scream. “Paranormal Activity,” the stage thriller inspired by the low-budget horror film franchise, arrives on Broadway after an Olivier-nominated West End.
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