Is this based on a true story?

lmao

Yes...yes, it is.

Um, yeah.

Best post ever

This is based on the Demon Outbreak of Berlin in 1984.

Since it was in the part of Berlin that was controlled by Soviet Russia, we never found out until a Soviet military official involved in cleaning up the mess leaked the information to Dardano Sachetti.

You see, the official was off duty in a bar a year after the incident. He had taken to drinking to cope with what he saw on the streets during the days of the clean up.

By pure chance, Dardano Sachetti met the drunk man there after sneaking in to take pictures of the East side of the Berlin Wall.

Sachetti, writer of the original story, just copied what the military man told him and changed the setting to West Berlin, occupied by the Allies, so that the Soviets wouldn't look bad if people like you asked questions like this.

When Sachetti returned after the Wall had fallen in order to find the official who'd told him the story, he found that the man was no longer serving in the now Russian military. He had been dishonorably discharged for being drunk while on duty and sent back home to what by then had become Saint Petersburg again.

Sachetti found only a grave.

Of course, any other Soviet official denied the incident ever took place, and to this very day, Russian authorities' official stance is that the Demon Outbreak never happened and that the movie Demoni was just a tale spun by Sachetti.

Bump for lolz.


I wish I were a Warhol silk screen hanging on the wall...

Yes indeed...it's directly pulled from Black Friday footage at the local Walmart...

Horrific but this movie was based on true events. I know because one of my family members never made it out of that theatre. For legal reasons, they used a different name in the film but my aunt was in fact 'Rosemary'.
RIP Aunt Vonda and to the rest of the Metropol victims who died that tragic night.

She melts in your mouth, she melts in your hands.