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Spookers Page #3
- Year:
- 2017
- 90 min
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- CAMERON:
Yeah.never actually been a problem.
It's the impact that the voices had on me.
with my behaviour as such
because I was very confused about things.
I would disappear,
they wouldn't know where I was
and I couldn't remember what I'd done.
I was sent to a doctor
in Auckland Hospital.
He was a psychiatrist, he told my parents
that he believed
that I should be committed.
And my parents used to
come and see me regularly.
After being here for a while
they were told their visits upset me.
And in that day, when the doctor
said something, then that was it.
So they stopped coming to see me
and I never saw them for 18 years.
SPEAKER:
There's people who runbig businesses and,
to be honest, I think some of them
should have a psychiatric assessment.
They've got no compassion
or anything like that.
And then there's people who are
full of compassion and, you know,
have got a more eccentric view
and they're less tolerated than those
people who bully and badger people and
they're who cause people like that to
have mental health issues, you know.
You know what I mean?
CAMERON:
Dyslexia, it'sa learning disability so,
learning is a bit harder.
But also having ADHD with it as well,
is annoying because I've got to
take medication to make me...
concentrate on my work,
otherwise I'd be looking round and
doing texting or reading
stuff on the internet.
My only problem was that it wasn't
really pointed out or anything
when I was younger.
All the teachers just thought
that I was just a bad kid.
I did get bullied about having
dyslexia and all that a lot.
But then working here has helped me to
now, so it's kind of like
it's reversing all the damage.
INTERVIEWER:
What does a mayor actually do?ANDY:
So, mayors are responsibleproviding roads and drains and
all of those sorts of boring things
that into a local economy
that can sustain the rate increases,
So you chair a lot of meetings and
basically every night of the week
I'm out at a meeting somewhere.
horror movie, ever, in my life.
So I have to rely on other
people to tell me what happens.
Andy and I sat down
one weekend and thought,
'We need to watch horror movies,
this is the business that we're in.'
And we went to the video shop...
that's when there were still videos...
and we got, I think it was seven for $10,
and we sat down and thought,
'We're going to watch these things.'
And we got about 10
minutes into the first one,
looked at each other and thought,
'No, this is not us.'
And we took them back.
I actually don't like being scared.
INTERVIEWER:
And do you believe in ghosts?BETH:
Yeah.At our home there's somebody that
stands at the end of the bed
in one of the rooms.
And here at Spookers I've seen somebody.
JUNEEN:
The scariest thing,and it is supernatural,
is my mother ended up getting possessed.
And it wasn't something
that lasted 24 hours,
it lasted a long time
and it was really, really scary.
When it first started and I called the
ambulance and one of the paramedics
turned around and said to me,
"There's nothing we can do to help her."
And then he asked me if we
went to church and he goes,
"Call your priest."
She was trying to bite everybody except me.
I didn't get kicked, I didn't get
bitten, didn't get scratched,
but everyone else did.
I was three months
pregnant when that happened.
The next night when I
found her with a lava-lava
tied around her neck real
tight and that was really weird
because I'd gone to the bathroom
and I could hear a funny noise
coming from the room.
and went in there and I said,
"Mum, are you OK?"
And she was just making
this gurgling sound.
Sorry.
We had to hold her down and stuff
to restrain her from
doing any further harm.
Just seeing her deteriorate in
front of your eyes so quickly
reason behind it was also scary.
I do try to incorporate some of that
stuff that I've seen into what I do.
you know, it's just a story.
It's not a story.
My family had to live through that and
it was terrifying to see somebody
go through that, that you really love,
and the repercussions of what happened
afterwards with her health and stuff,
it was just, it was horrible.
wouldn't wish it on anybody.
MICHELLE:
There are probably 10 or 20a night that don't actually make it
through the attractions.
We have customers that curl
up into the foetal position.
We have customers that...
just run away screaming,
go and hide in their
cars and don't come back.
We obviously have a lot of
customers that wet their pants.
Some that do more than just wet
their pants, which is unfortunate.
They don't make it through the attractions
because they are scared.
Basically we've done our
jobs really, really well.
BETH:
The most frightenedcustomer I have seen is
foetal position in Corn Evil
She was so scared that we
couldn't actually even move her.
It took quite some time to
get her out of the attraction.
(SCREAMING)
BETH:
How many coats have you got on?You've got two coats on.
MICHELLE:
Yeah, yeah. So, tonightwe're doing '13
F-Ed-up Fairy Tales'.
Cool, eh?
The actors get to decide which
characters they're going to be,
within reason.
set that is, say, for clowns,
then they are going to be a clown.
But they do have creative
control over that character
and what it really does look like.
DAVID:
I'm hillbillyalong with Claudia tonight.
We're going to do a double act.
CLAUDIA:
Me and David's hillbillies.We're hillbilly princesses.
We're going to look hot tonight so, yeah...
INTERVIEWER:
Do you weardresses in your real life as well
or only when you're at Spookers?
DAVID:
I never weardresses in my real life.
Like, I think I'm, like, the only guy
that wears dresses all the time.
I don't really care 'cause
it's fun and, I know,
if you're going to go
hard at it, it's because,
why not wear a dress if you're a guy?
But, yeah, no, I definitely wouldn't
wear dresses in my real life
but as our character here it's because
I think it's awesome wearing dresses.
JAKE:
The biggest stepping stonefor me was finishing high school.
I actually ran away from home,
and I went out and got a job at McDonald's.
And I was, yeah, I'd just
finished high school that year.
A lot of it was more of
moving around so much.
I mean, look, I could sit all night
and talk about where I've lived
and where I've stayed.
But, yeah, that's
definitely been a journey.
(CHAINSAW BUZZING)
(FUNKY MUSIC)
JUNEEN:
If I had had another son,
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