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Caxton Horror Stories
JOBURG - As we all gear up to celebrate Halloween with trick-or-treating and classic horror films, the journalists in the Caxton North newsroom shared the scariest films they have ever seen.
Some will make you jump out of your seat and others will leave you with an unnecessary emotional scar, from The Purge to The Exorcist everyone has been freaked out by a creaking door or a man in a scary mask.
Gugu Zwane… Sandton Chronicle Journalist Gugu Zwane said, “The scariest film I’ve ever seen was actually not even a horror, but a suspense thriller called Prisoners with Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. It was scary because my biggest fear is being abducted.”
Laura Byrne… North Eastern Tribune journalist Laura Byrne said the last horror she saw was Thirteen Ghosts, which she watched with her friends. She added, “I was about 16 at the time, and a bunch of friends and I watch it. We only got up to the third ghost and we had to turn it off.”
Ashley Lechmann… “I think An American Haunting was the scariest film I’ve ever seen. It really freaked me out,” said Digital Editor Ashley Lechmann.
Newsroom horror stories… The Caxton journalists share their scariest movie experiences.
Nadia Ismail… “The Exorcism of Emily Rose was really creepy,” said Fourways Review journalist Nadia Ismail, who said she does not usually watch scary movies. She added that the fact that it was based on a true story made it even scarier.
Khanyisile Ncgobo…. “The scariest film I’ve seen has to be The Exorcist because it had a lot of devilish elements. I’m not a horror fan, but that film was freaky. The devilish and supernatural elements scared me,” said Sandton Chronicle journalist Khanyisile Ncgobo who saw the movie in her teens and has stayed away from horror films ever since.
Lesego Puso… City Buzz journalist Lesego Puso said the scariest film she had seen was the 2013 film The Purge. She added, “I was scared by people killing each other and the whole innuendo about how white people would buy black people and kill them, so that was creepy.”
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