Before we begin this week's episode, we would just like to say a massive thank you to everyone

who donated to Ulemu. We have raised a total of 3434 euro for an amazing cause. As we said previously,

there were 10 pieces of merchandise that were being given away to the people who donated. So the

10 winners are Zoe Chambers Ward, Hannah McDougall, Jessica Foken, Emma Conroy, Holly Banks, Sarah

Harvey, Louise Lunis, Al Ready, Christine Emerson, and Elizabeth Sitchette. Thank you so much to everybody

who donated. It is so appreciated and it will make a massive difference to so many children's lives.

Also, before we start this episode, as I've edited it, I've realised that there is a slight

popping on my microphone in particular. I think it's probably to do with our new studio setup

and the way our equipment is set up. So it's not a permanent thing, don't worry, it won't be around

for next week's episode and hopefully I will be able to fix it. Thank you.

Hello and welcome to episode 123 of Real Life Ghost Stories. How you do? To kick things off this

week we need to thank our newest Patreon subscribers. We would like to thank Daniel, Madeline, Jessica

Macchierelli, Patricia Coleman, Jamie, Pichyandra, Amy Allen, The Legends and Spirits podcast, Natalie

Consalvie, Ghost Donut, Ola Jessica, Stacey Hamilton, or Ed Woods, Pam, Denise Kroff, Mary and

Scott Hawke, Jessica Rose, Mary Sir Halliday, Marlow's Brill, Phil G, and Damon Cunningham.

Thank you all so much for being our Patreon subscribers, we love you and we appreciate you every day.

We sure do. Our film review this week. Our film review is Darkness Falls. Darkness Falls was released

in 2003. It has five out of ten on IMDB and nine percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Nine percent.

Nine percent. Would you like an upsis? Yes please. Kyle returns to his hometown to confront his

troubled past and save his childhood sweetheart and her younger brother from an unrelenting evil

that has plagued the town. What are your thoughts on this film? I'm going to have to say that any

judgment that I make on this film is hindered by the fact that I could not get over how much

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