FAQ

Yes. This is referred to as glamouring. A commonly used term on the vampire series, True Blood.

This is sometimes true in small, tight-knit communities.

For its European release, a 2-hour movie version was made from the 3-hour TV miniseries. The movie omits the opening and ending scenes in some countries, and also trims various other scenes throughout the story. Some of the scenes in movie were slightly different from the TV miniseries, such as where Cully holds a gun to Larry Crockett's head after finding him with Bonnie (in the movie version, he makes Larry put the gun in his mouth).

The Haunting (1963) (1963) and Burnt Offerings (1976) (1976), both of which revolve around the idea that evil houses attract evil. The Amityville Horror.