Swedish Commercial Terrifies People
This is some messed-up Lord of the Rings crap right here.
Swedish television viewers were terrified when a woman who could have been the stand-in for the Satan dude in "Passion of the Christ" appeared on television singing some creeptacular Swedish folk song and pulling her blowing hair from her face.
The Ikea-loving Swedes were so freaked out that over 100,000 of them joined a Facebook group called “Jag är rädd för tjejen i Apolivareklamen," or “I am scared of the girl in the Apoliva commercial." The groups describes itself as:
“Those of us who have a TV and like to watch commercials/can't be bothered to reach for the remote are facing a problem. Apoliva has begun to run a commercial that is frightening. A woman singing a Nordic/Swedish folk song in freezing rain with lightning. I am creating this group for those of us who need somewhere to seek support and talk things out. It's only a matter of time before it creeps into our dreams and terrorises us in our sleep.”
For the record: I think the Swedish supermodel, Adina Fohlin, featured was tragically sabotaged by bad lighting.
Scary, yes or no?
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Uh... it's two steps above The Ring, creepy but not run screaming from the room, scared for life. Is it for a moisturiser? Because I'm not sure I want to feel the way she feels.
Posted by: katie | August 10, 2009 at 01:54 PM
Yeah, definitely creepy. But more in a DVR-it-so-I-can-mock-it kind of way.
Posted by: Darcey | August 10, 2009 at 02:21 PM
SCARY. There was a moment there when I wasn't sure if her eyes were becoming spinning vortices of evil.
Posted by: schmutzie | August 10, 2009 at 05:31 PM