'Paranormal Activity 4' Trailer: When Video Games Attack (VIDEO)

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"Paranormal Activity 4" brings together two terrifying things: The suburbs of Las Vegas and Xbox Kinect.

Also, creepy demon children.

With five years having passed since the events of "Paranormal Activity 2" ("Paranormal Activity 3" was more of an origin story), "Paranormal Activity 4" catches up with Katie and Hunter, whose last appearance together took place after a grisly double murder. Fun? They're back in "Paranormal Activity 4" (though Katie isn't seen and Hunter may simply be possessing a poor boy named Robbie) and ready to haunt an innocent Nevada family with falling chandeliers and video games. Expect mass casualties, but also major coin: The first three "Paranormal Activity" films have totaled just under $600 million in ticket sales around the world to date.

"Paranormal Activity 4" arrives in theaters on Oct. 19, just in time for Halloween. Head over to Apple to check out the trailer in HD.

MORE For horror movie buffs below:

Ridiculous Horror Movies
'The Stuff' (1985)(01 of15)
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It's not quite ice cream, it's not quite yogurt -- but it comes from beneath the earth's core, controls your mind and makes you explode in a vomitous fury. (At least it's better than Miracle Whip.)
'Donkey Punch' (2008)(02 of15)
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Debaucherous partygoers smoke, drink and film anything they can look up on UrbanDictionary.com -- and to the surprise of everyone, it does not end well.
'It's Alive' (1974)(03 of15)
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A mutant killer baby claws its way home to mommy and daddy; if you think that's scary, just wait 'til it turns 18 and you get a look at its college tuition rates! Agh!
'Jack Frost' (1996)(04 of15)
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A serial killer gets reincarnated as a snowman and goes on a murderous spree. Man, they really need to control these frenzied crowds during the Christmas shopping season!
'One-Eyed Monster' (2008)(05 of15)
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A porn crew, stranded in a snowstorm, is slaughtered by the disembodied privates of adult film star Ron Jeremy. (sighs) Yes, really.
'Death Bed: The Bed That Eats' (1977)(06 of15)
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We don't ask for much in our trippy, low-budget '70s movies about beds that eat people, we just ask for them to be a little more coherent than this "film."
'Night of the Lepus' (1972)(07 of15)
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Townsfolk are terrorized by giant, man-eating rabbits. There has to be subtler ways to sell us on buying more canned rabbit meat.
'Black Sheep' (2006)(08 of15)
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This time, the townsfolk are terrorized by genetically engineered, man-eating sheep. So, basically, don't bother going outside ever again.
'Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead' (2006)(09 of15)
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A fast food chain is attacked by zombiefied customers possessed with the vengeful spirits of slaughtered chickens (we knew all this and still weren't prepared for how stupid it was).
'Frankenhooker' (1990)(10 of15)
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Nothing we can say about this movie can top Bill Murray's (real) endorsement: "If you see one movie this year, it should be 'Frankenhooker.'"
'Uncle Sam' (1996)(11 of15)
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A Desert Storm soldier, killed by friendly fire, returns from the grave to dispense cruel justice on anyone who is "unpatriotic"; Dick Cheney called it "the feel good movie of the year."*
* Joke supplied by guest writer Billy Crystal.
'Killer Condom' (1996)(12 of15)
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(shakes head) No, just no.
'Evil Bong' (2006)(13 of15)
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... Honestly, this is getting kind of exhausting.
'The Gingerdead Man' (2005)(14 of15)
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They made two sequels to this -- "Passion of the Crust" and "Saturday Night Cleaver" -- but Gary Busey didn't return for either. The quality of the scripts must have really dropped off.
'Monsturd' (2003)(15 of15)
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We don't want to to live on this planet anymore.

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