Requirements: One candle for every room in your home. One candle for every hallway in your home. NOTE: All candles should be capable of standing up on their own. Pillar candles are a good choice; if you must use tapers, make sure each has a candle holder. Matches or a lighter.
A timekeeping device with an alarm. A digital wristwatch is ideal. Instructions: The Prelude: Begin during daylight. Turn off any and all electronic devices — if it can make noise or light up, it should be off and, ideally, unplugged. Portable electronics such as phones, tablets, MP3 players etc. The only electronic that should remain turned on and outside the box is your timekeeping device.
Place one unlit candle at the end of each hallway in your home. Have your partner place one unlit candle on the floor of each room in your home except for your own room. Do NOT let your partner tell you where the candles are. Do NOT ask your partner where the candles are. Once your partner has hidden the candles, he or she should leave your home and not return until am.
Place one unlit candle inside your room directly in front of the door. Do NOT have your partner place this candle; you as the principal must place it yourself. Close the doors to all of the rooms in your home. Set the alarm on your timekeeping device for precisely pm. At sunset, enter your room, close the door, and go to sleep.
Keep your matches or lighter nearby. The Main Event: When your alarm wakes you up, confirm that it is precisely pm. Note: Do NOT proceed if your alarm did not go off at the correct time. If the alarm did not go off at the correct time AND it is still dark out when you wake up, remain in your bed. Remain facing the ceiling. Do NOT look around your room or under your bed. Do NOT fall asleep. Do not move until am.
If your alarm rings precisely at pm, you may proceed. Once it goes off, you have one minute and one minute only to light the candle in front of your door using your matches or lighter. Do NOT look around your room after the candle is lit. Do NOT proceed if you do not light your candle in time. If you manage to light your candle by pm, you may proceed. Knock on the door to your room three times. There should be a three-second interval between each knock. Magui Bravi Erica as Erica. Amparo Espinola.
Clara Kovacic. Agustin Olcese. James Wright. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. A group of friends must confront their fears in a terrifying game. They must sit by the other players in a circle made of a hundred candles, take one of them and tell a horror story. As stories are told and candles blown out, strange events will start to happen.
They will feel strange presences around them, lurking in the shadows. One hundred candles One hundred ghost stories And a mirror in the dark To summon the Spirits Add content advisory. Did you know Edit. Connections Edited from The Visitant User reviews 22 Review.
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Woodblock print on paper, Japan. Sign up to our emails and be the first to hear about upcoming events. In Edo period Japan, a night-time game consisting of flickering candles and supernatural tales became a widespread folk phenomenon called Hyakumonogatari Kaidankai The Game of Candles.
After each teller finished their story, a candle would be extinguished, plunging the room, by small degrees, into a darkness filled with ever more hungry ghosts. Join storytellers Tim Ralphs and Sarah-Liisa Wilkinson as they pay tribute to this unnerving folk custom. This event is presented in collaboration with the Crick Crack Club , a UK-based storytelling programmer and promoter, working with spoken word storytellers, developing audiences, supporting artists and collaborating with venues and festivals across the UK.
Ralphs' performances merge the contemporary with the ancient.
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