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Watch: People Are Losing Their Mind Over This Very Real Ghost From The Ring

IANS, 24 Jan, 2017 12:07 PM
    Just imagine the scary long-haired ghost stepping out of the TV screen and morbidly crawling in front of you! Yes, how would you react if you suddenly come across a ghost coming out from a TV set on display at an electronic store? Well, if you don’t know, watch this video.
     
    The video shows the reactions of many unsuspecting customers who had come to win a free television.
     
     
    While the potential customers surveyed products from the various brand, the creepy girl from The Ring series comes crawling from behind the screen. And it goes without saying that it knocked the living daylights out of them.
     
    The prank was a part of a promotion for the upcoming horror movie, Rings, sequel it the scary 2002 hit film The Ring. As part of the campaign, the makers of the film played a prank on shoppers, with a ghost who crawled out of the TV set with people running for cover.

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