One Pic and a Smallish Poster for Paranormal Activity: Tokyo Night



Since I wasn’t really a fan of the original “Paranormal Activity”, it’s hard for me to summon any sort of excitement for the upcoming sequel and its Japanese counterpart, namely “Paranormal Activity: Tokyo Night”. However, I understand that the series has its legion of supporters, many of which have tried to persuade me to revisit the original with an open mind. Of course, that’s probably not going to happen, but I will keep a close eye on “Tokyo Night”. The official website  is live, complete with a ghostly twitter account and a few images. Check it out if you’re in the mood to consume some promotional material. The aforementioned picture is to the north, while the poster lies to the south. Thanks to kindly individuals at Film Smash for supplying the imagery.

Paranormal Activity Tokyo Night Trailer Asks: Why Can’t Our Theaters be Full of Cute Japanese Girls, Too?

By now you’ve already heard: aside from the American sequel to “Paranormal Activity”, there’s also a Japanese sequel, called “Paranormal Activity: Tokyo Night”. Here’s the trailer, which goes the trendy “See how scared these people are? You’ll be scared, too!” route by way of trailer introduction. And go figure, apparently you can take your blanket to Japanese theaters. Genius! (Plus, Japanese theaters are apparently al fill to the brim with cute Japanese girls. Ticket, please!)

“Tokyo Night” is a sorta sequel to the Oren Peli original, and follows a Japanese couple (Aoi Nakamura and Noriko Aoyama) who unwittingly bring an evil force back to Japan with them from their visit to the States. See, this is why I stay away from the haunted locales. Tourist, man, they never learn.

Directed by Toshikazu Nagae, “Tokyo Night” has a 2011 release date in Japan.

I can't stand hearing to Japanese girl screaming.