AThose are the individuals who helped to promote the film via the "Demand It" viral marketing campaign. Individuals who voted for the film to come to their city and/or linked others to the eventful site were given the opportunity to submit their names to Paramount for inclusion in the credits as a way of thanking them for their efforts. Some individuals chose to submit their online handles (such as "Pimpman Squeezejuice") as opposed to their real names.
AFollowing the night #20 attack on Katie, where she is dragged out of her bed, she gives up hope and wants to move to a new house. She shows Micah a bite mark on her back. When Micah announces it's time to move, however, Katie doesn't want to go. When Micah storms out of the room, leaving the camera on the bed watching Katie, Katie speaks in a voice which is hers but also the voice of a man at the same time. The next night, shortly after 1 AM, Katie wakes up, walks over to Micah's side of the bed, stares at him for two hours, and then leaves the bedroom. She walks down the stairs and about half a minute later she screams. Micah runs out to her. After screaming and thumps and squishy noises, heavy footsteps are heard. Micah's body is tossed at the camera, knocking it over. Katie enters the bedroom, hovers over Micah's body, and growls at the camera. A followup note reads: Micah's body was discovered by police on October 11th, 2006. Katie's whereabouts remain unknown.
