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The 2002 film The Ring doesn't need any help being creepy.
But an anonymous previous owner of an old DVD copy of it sure decided to give it a helping hand anyway.
Riley Cassidy got quite a strange surprise when she opened her used copy of The Ring to find a "totally not haunted," as she described, photograph inside the case.
You can see her thrift store find here:
Bought a copy of The Ring at the thrift shop and it came with this totally not haunted photograph inside. https://t.co/J7fTXuHt3f— Riley Cassidy (@Riley Cassidy) 1619996030.0
https://t.co/YSZ6VHkOMO— Riley Cassidy (@Riley Cassidy) 1620009332.0
Some people had the nice idea to make everything significantly more creepy.
@RileyCassidy1 In 7 days you will get that same expression she has!— Alyse Wax (@Alyse Wax) 1619996838.0
@RileyCassidy1 That film suddenly became a lot scarier than it already was haha— David Haddon (@David Haddon) 1619997553.0
@RileyCassidy1 in a few years someone is going to buy the same dvd at a thrift shop, but this time your picture is… https://t.co/psmfxIbxy9— 🌿Karl🌿Plants & Horror🌿 (@🌿Karl🌿Plants & Horror🌿) 1619998452.0
@RileyCassidy1 I’m obsessed with looking at every corner of that photo. I’m not convinced there isn’t something hiding in the background— Andrew Hazelee (@Andrew Hazelee) 1620009457.0
Others simply told the girl to run, as such a photo inside the case is clearly an omen of doom.
@gorycoryhorror I don’t know if I should burn it or keep it forever!— Riley Cassidy (@Riley Cassidy) 1619997988.0
@RileyCassidy1 I. Am. Terrified.— Jessica Rose (@Jessica Rose) 1620010356.0
@WeWatchedAMovie https://t.co/bJxbOczGm5— Riley Cassidy (@Riley Cassidy) 1620010822.0
@RileyCassidy1 Oh no, now we've all seen it! Everyone better take a screenshot of it and pass it on, or we're doomed— Kristin Cleaveland (@Kristin Cleaveland) 1620057339.0
The Ring, based on a 1998 film from Japan also called Ring (or Ringu), is about a cursed videotape that causes the death of all who watch it in one week.
The American remake started a movement of American remakes of Japanese horror films that would largely rule the horror market in the mid-late 2000s, and includes other films such as The Grudge, Pulse, and The Eye.
@RileyCassidy1 LOL just wow 😂— Aaron Cohen (@Aaron Cohen) 1619999825.0
@RileyCassidy1 I love finding weird signs of past owners in stuff I buy at thrift stores.— Nathaniel J, professional fool (@Nathaniel J, professional fool) 1620000101.0
@RileyCassidy1 "I feel like you've cursed me to have this woman come out of my television set." --my boyfriend after showing this to him.— 🇵🇭 KAT //lumpia hoarder// 🇵🇭 (@🇵🇭 KAT //lumpia hoarder// 🇵🇭) 1620011047.0
Hopefully the photo doesn't lead to a new, real life horror movie for Ms. Cassidy.