30 Nights of Paranormal Activity With the Devil Inside the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

Synopsis

30 Nights of Paranormal Activity With the Devil Inside the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is a 2013 horror-comedy spoof that hilariously parodies popular films from the paranormal, thriller, and mystery genres. Starring Kathryn Fiore, the movie follows a couple who move into a new house experiencing ghostly phenomena. However, the presence gets increasingly ridiculous as various supernatural and cultural references collide, making the narrative a chaotic mash-up of well-known cinema moments. Filled with over-the-top gags, ridiculous scenarios, and satirical nods to films like Paranormal Activity, The Devil Inside, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, this movie attempts to blend horror and comedy but often veers into absurdity rather than scares or laughs.

Cast

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  Kathryn Fiore

  Dana Galen

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  Flip Schultz

  Aaron Galen

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  Olivia Alexander

  Liz Galen

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  Arturo del Puerto

  Felipe the Manny

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  Danny Woodburn

  Sluggy Kornnutz

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  French Stewart

  Herb

Reviews

The reception for 30 Nights of Paranormal Activity With the Devil Inside the Girl With the Dragon Tattoo was overwhelmingly negative. With an IMDb rating of 2.6/10, many viewers and critics expressed disappointment, pointing out the film’s ineffective humor and lack of a cohesive storyline. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official score, but the few user reviews on various platforms echo a similar sentiment of frustration with the film’s relentless reliance on cheap, tired jokes and a confusing script. Critics have described it as "an unfunny, exhausting parody" that fails to entertain, with one review noting, "Despite its potential for satire, the film is bogged down by repetitive gags and poor pacing." The attempt at parodying multiple genres simultaneously was viewed as overambitious and underexecuted. However, some viewers did appreciate the film's camp value and its boldness in mixing so many references, calling it "a guilty pleasure for fans of lowbrow comedy." Overall, the movie struggled to impress both horror enthusiasts and comedy fans alike, making it a largely forgettable entry in the parody movie genre.