VIDEO: Scary Dead Girl Freaks Out People on the Streets!

How would you feel if you were minding your own business and all of a sudden a super creepy dead girl jumped out of nowhere? Some might even have a little heart attack if they scare easily and some things might be a little too scary for them.
Luckily we’re talking about a prank and not a real situation because that really would be messed up. A girl called Jeana Smith decided to prank people on the streets of Philadelphia by dressing up as the creepy girl from the famous horror movie The Ring.
This isn’t the first event of this kind as many people have decided to do the same thing and the guys that made the movie actually made a campaign that include something like this to promote the movie.
What do you think of such a prank? How would you have reacted to see a creepy girl jump out in front of you out of nowhere?
According to dailymail.co.uk, customers at an electronics store were terrified to see an evil little girl known for wreaking murderous revenge on her victims emerging out of a television.
What could be more terrifying than a horror movie coming to life? Well for a group of unsuspecting shoppers that is exactly what happened.
Thankfully, the scary encounter – which took place in upstate New York – was just part of a promotion for upcoming horror film sequel Rings.
The little girl was an actor playing Samara, who in the original film was a vengeful spirit known for killing people seven days after they watched a cursed videotape.
Shoppers were showed a cabinet of the latest television sets in an electrical store where the salesmene ncouraged them to compliment the ‘life like’ picture.
However, as they are left to admire the sets to their horror the character from the Rings trailer can be seen creeping out of the television as is the story line in the film.
One man, wearing a black baseball cap and black tee-shirt, made a run for it after ‘Samara’ – who has a grey, deformed face and sunken eyes – tried to touch him.
The video was tweeted by The Rings movie official Twitter account where it amassed more than 25,000 retweets and 24,000 likes.
Many Twitter users agreed that they would not have been nearly as calm in the same situation.
Rings revolves around a woman concerned over her boyfriend’s obsession with a videotape, which dooms anyone who watches it.
Julia (Matilda Lutz) puts her life on the line to save her boyfriend Holt (Alex Roe), only to learn that ‘there is a “movie within the movie” that no one has ever seen before.’
The sequel, which comes out in February, comes 14 years after The Ring, a remake of the 1998 Japanese film Ringu, was a huge hit in cinemas.
It took in more than $128 million during its theatrical run. It’s one of the biggest horror movies of all times and a great representative of the genre.

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