What are the real - life events that inspired 'Stand by Me'?

The space race mainly inspired it. The competition between the United States and the Soviet Union to be the first to reach the moon. This intense race led to a lot of public attention on moon exploration, and 'Fly Me to the Moon' was born out of that general excitement.

One of the real - life events that might have inspired it is the long - standing tales of haunted religious institutions within the Catholic Church. There are stories of strange noises, apparitions, and unexplained happenings in convents.

Details about the specific real - life events for 'The Conjuring 4' haven't been fully disclosed. But it's likely based on one of the many cases the Warrens investigated.

The movie was likely inspired by real - life events where people claimed to have had encounters with the supernatural. There are numerous accounts of people feeling a presence in their homes, seeing apparitions, or experiencing strange occurrences during sleep, like sleep paralysis which is often associated with a feeling of a malevolent presence. These types of experiences, which are documented in various paranormal studies and personal accounts, could have been the inspiration for the movie. It took these real - life concepts and wove them into a fictional horror narrative.

The Regency - era social events like balls were real - life events that inspired Bridgerton. These balls were important for socializing and matchmaking among the upper classes.

The real - life events that inspired 'The Possession' are mainly from the accounts of dybbuk possessions in Jewish folklore.

One of the real - life events could be the various terrorist threats that cities face. The movie might have been inspired by how the police respond to such threats in real - life. They need to be quick, efficient and coordinated, just like in the movie.

The real - life events mainly come from Japanese folklore. There are tales of places where people felt an unexplainable sense of dread and misfortune. These could be old houses where some tragic incident took place in the past. The movie 'The Grudge' takes such concepts and amplifies them. For instance, the idea of a spirit being so full of hatred that it can't move on and instead inflicts harm on those who enter the place. It's all about taking these cultural superstitions and creating a horror story out of them.

The real - life events involving the investigations of Ed and Lorraine Warren inspired it. Specifically, it was based on one of their more complex cases dealing with dark forces and possessions.

The Enfield Poltergeist case inspired it. There were strange occurrences like furniture moving on its own, knocking sounds, and possession - like behavior in a family's home in Enfield, England.