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The only thing keeping them from crawling down his throat was some sort of mouth guard. He ended up getting stung several times.
—adamjunrein and tawncat
"I don’t know what happened," she said, "unless I had a mosquito bite and I scratched it with three fingers."
She was genuinely terrified while filming, and had a mental breakdown after the movie due to the stress and torment Stanley Kubrick put her through.
Paul Bateson murdered and dismembered six men in New York City, while also training to be an X-ray tech (which landed him his spot in the movie).
The late artist H.R. Giger was in charge of the design. When asked about the skull, he once said, "Don't ask me where I got it."
The real doll, which is kept at the real Ed and Lorraine Warren's in-home occult museum, is believed to be inhabited by an inhuman spirit.
Tippi Hedren, who played Melanie in the film, mentioned that "the building was immensely populated... but there was nobody there."
Director Tobe Hooper said within the last few days, every time he'd yell "cut," the actors and crew would immediately run to throw up.
—Roxanne Marie, Facebook
Thomas Harris, the author of the book that the movie is based on, thought Treviño was the prison doctor, but he was actually there serving time for killing a man, draining him of his blood before dismembering him, and burying the pieces in boxes.
Dominique Dunne, who played the older sister in the first movie, was murdered right after it first premiered. Two others died, along with the little girl who played Carol Anne, who died at 12 years old from cardiac arrest. Many people attribute this "curse" to the real skeletons used on set in the pool scene.