12 real paranormal activities scary enough for a horror film – This will shock you!

Paranormal activities: Whether you’re a believer or non-believer, a good ghost story will always be able to send a chill down your spine and keep you awake at night. In cinema, the horror genre is timeless, universal and almost risk-free, generating a higher return on investment than any other genre in Hollywood. 

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Movies based on real-life events tend to create a lot more buzz than standard horror movies. They often make viewers question the rational part of their mind and ponder the great question, “What happens after we die?” While films like The Exorcist and The Amityville Horror prove that tight writing and a solid artistic vision is paramount; behind these pieces of creative genius lies real-life sinister stories that have already set the scene and provided a plot worthy of widespread recognition.

These 12 reports of paranormal activity are all destined for the big screen. While some of them have attracted the attention of Hollywood and already entered pre-production, none of them have had the solid green-light (yet).

12. The Death of Elisa Lam 

Elisa Lam was a Chinese Canadian student who was last seen on the 31^st of January, 2013, in the Cecil Hotel. On the day of her disappearance she was caught on a security camera, exiting and re-entering an elevator, gesturing to someone — or something — down the hall. Fourteen days later, interest in her case spiked when police released the eerie footage. This prompted thousands of theories from the public, many of which were related to possession. On the morning of February 19^th, an employee checked the hotel’s water tank after receiving complaints from residents about the oddly colored, foul smelling water, and discovered her naked, decomposing body. An autopsy report and forensic examination found no evidence of foul play, nor did it provide any light on how she managed to get onto the roof — which was only accessible by hotel staff — or inside the water tank. Since Lam’s death, a horror script inspired by the investigation entitled The Bringing, has entered pre-production with Sony Pictures.