- [Kids] Trick or treat!
(man screams as children laugh)
- Is anyone here?
Is there a spirit out there with a message for us?
- I just felt a cold breeze.
- Your back is to the AC.
- You guys, we have to focus our energy
or the spirits won't talk to us.
- Yeah, she's right.
- [Blonde woman] Is there a spirit with--
(gasps)
- Oh my God, oh my God.
- I...
am...
H... E...
A... R...
- I am--
- Here.
- I am here.
- Spirit, did you mean I am here, like H-E-R-E?
(woman gasps)
- Yes.
- Oh, okay.
- What do you want?
- F...
For...
you...
to...
D-Y-E.
For you to die.
Die?
- I'm sorry, Spirit.
Do you mean for us to dye our hair
because if not, it's spelled D-I-E.
(ominous music)
(woman gasps)
- Your doomed?
My doomed what?
- I think it meant you're, like you are.
- No, no, I hate it when you're gets confused
with Y-O-U, apostrophe, R-E.
(all scream)
(man gasps)
- There, you're doomed.
(woman groans)
- What?
(all scream)
- Stop embarrassing me.
Oh God, it so painful!
- We'll take you to the hospital.
- No, no, the misspelling is so painful.
(all scream)
- Man, you're embarrassing yourself!
- Yeah, we'll stop correcting you when you learn to spell.
(all scream)
- Than?
- Than you will pay, no Spirit.
It's T-H-E-N.
- Yeah, than is a conjunction.
You would use then in this situation because--
(ghostly shriek)
Because you're not connecting two sentences together.
- I'm not someone who you should mock.
(grunting)
- It's whom.
- What?
- It's actually whom.
- I'm not someone whom you should mock.
(ominous music)
- Whom is a subject pronoun.
(woman screams)
(bone snaps)
- Each has their own demon to wrest with.
- Never end a sentence with a preposition.
(thuds)
(footsteps)
- Can you believe this?
- Horrifying.
Apostrophe shouldn't be there.
(demon screams)
(camera clicks)
(eerie electronic music)
(explosion with whistling)
(thunk)
(twang)
(demon screams)