The legend of mary worth game

Cooper Campbell Clair as Clair. Kristen Dalto Maggie as Maggie. Lauren Phillips Ashley as Ashley. Joe Hendrick Roommate as Roommate. Chris Blasman Rev. Samuel Blake as Rev. Samuel Blake. John Stecenko. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. Now a senior in college, Ryan is reaching a mental breaking point from the years of stress and guilt from his sisters disappearance.

His girlfriend Rachel frustrated herself at Ryan's emotional distance and self pity, calls for help to a former professor of Ryan's, Father O'Neal. Father O'Neal is both a priest and a archaeologist who decides to help Ryan end his tormenting grief by using his detective skills and wit to figure out what exactly happened to Ryan's sister, and uncover the truth to the Legend of Bloody Mary.

I Believe in Mary Worth. Did you know Edit. Goofs The s paper excavated from the murder site is typeset in ITC Blackadder, a modern computer font. Quotes Clair : Bitch ruined my hair. User reviews 12 Review. Top review. Direct-to-DVD low-budget teenage flick. The title of my review pretty much sums it up, but since I have to write at least 10 lines, here goes. You will not want to watch this movie if you want to see: 1.

I also can't recommend this movie to people susceptible to claustrophobia, because half of the time the camera is pretty much shoved almost into the faces of the actors for no reason whatsoever. It gives the feel that everything was recorded in rooms barely large enough to hold both the actors and the filming crew. There are some scenes of people walking and driving cars, with no other apparent purpose than to lengthen the duration of the movie, even though the pacing is already sleep-inducing on its own.

Some of these scenes are accompanied by music that feels out of place, unless you accept that this movie is geared towards a young teenage audience. These scenes look like a typical karaoke video but without the scrolling lyrics. Different re-tellings of the story offer different versions of the tale, with some imagining Bloody Mary quite literally dripping in blood when she appears behind you, others telling of her dragging you away if you turn around to look at her in person as well as more macabre tales that talk of violent murders and blood pouring from taps.

Mary Worth. Is Bloody Mary real? Some people think so, based on the story of witch Mary Worth. Many people already believed that Mary was a witch, simply because she lived in the forest, in an extremely small cabin, and was known around the local village for selling tinctures and herbal remedies.

Soon, small girls started to go missing. The people in the village looked everywhere that they could think of for them, but they just could not think of where she could be. Her usually elderly and haggard appearance had drastically changed and she was starting to appear more feminine and youthful. She was found out and executed. However this does not tie in with a child or baby which is often mentioned in the ritual of summoning her.

The other story accompanying the ritual is a local woman was involved in a fatal car accident nearby, her face horribly mutilated. She reappears in the mirror when summoned with that same horrific face. It is largely believed that the origins of the names "Mary Worth" and "Bloody Mary" came from a slight mix up of characters from history. There is a lot of speculation as to the names being taken from Mary I, Queen of England who reigned during the Tudor period.

Mary Tudor was also commonly known as "Bloody Mary. Her nickname of "Bloody Mary" became attached to her when she violently executed and burnt people at the stake for heresy throughout her reign of a little over 5 years.

She also was unable to bear children and suffered two phantom pregnancies, this is where it is speculated that the Bloody Mary game involving chanting "I stole your baby" or "I killed your baby" became tangled up with the now known Bloody Mary game.

There is another suggestion that the name "Mary Worth" was derived from a victim of the Salem Witch trials. There was no person involved in these trials by the name of Mary Worth.