The Effects Of Paranormal Activity On The Forest - 1103 Words

A small, five-year-old girl enters the Hoia Baciu Forest, only to get lost and not to return for five years, when she is ten years old. When she returns, she is still wearing the same dress as the day that she got lost in the forest and surprisingly it is still in good condition. The young girl cannot recall what happened when she was lost inside the forest for the past five years and as a result, became a dark person because she was lost in the forest (Swancer). This is only one of many of the strange events of paranormal activity claimed to be inside of the Hoia Baciu Forest. Other hair-raising events that take place in the Hoia Baciu Forest includes Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) sightings, physical harm inside of the forest, a dead vegetation zone, sightings of apparitions, electronic malfunctions, and random bright lights. These events and even more make this forest known as the â€Å"Bermuda Triangle of Romania† (â€Å"Haunted Forest†). The Hoia Baciu Fore st is probably not haunted due to the history, lack of proof, and poor research of paranormal activity inside the forest. The Hoia Baciu Forest is located in the Cluj County of Transylvania, Romania. The location of the forest is the basis for other paranormal activity such as vampires and the legend of Dracula originated in Transylvania, Romania. Although the forest only covers about a square mile, it has a very long history of strange and paranormal events. The forest was named after a shepherd (Baci inShow MoreRelatedThe Realist Aesthetics Adopted By The Verite Horror Subgenre937 Words   |  4 Pagesstoryboard, shoot and edit their films in conjunction with the computer manipulation of images† (Price, 1996, pg.27). Since digital imaging technologies have changed the very nature of film production, it is important to understand and examine the wider effects these new modes of filmmaking have on spectators. 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