Canadian woman attempts to "Thrill" the world

Thriller first aired on MTV nearly 20 years ago and revolutionized the way music videos were made.

The video mixed Jackson's amazing dance moves with director John Landis' masterful approach to making tongue-in-cheek horror films. The result was a 14 minute frightfest that has since become a classic.

Since it's release, a Halloween hasn't passed that someone somewhere hasn't played Thriller or it's video. Just hearing the beat gets folks up and out on the dance floor and now, thanks to the YouTube generation, there are many different videos online featuring regular folks dancing as if it were the 1980's all over again.

They dance the dance at parties, at weddings, even prisoners in the Phillippines do it. Now, a Canadian woman is hoping the dance will put her in record books.

In 2006, Ines Markeljevic made news with a project called "Thrill Toronto". Now, she's set her sights on the world.

Ines has started a new project called "Thrill the World" it includes a website with an instruction video.

On October 27, 2007, at exactly 6:00 p.m.(EDT), she hopes to attempt to break a Guinness World record for the Largest Simultaneous Dance to the song.

She realizes it may be a while before she actually breaks the record, but will try until she truly does "Thrill" the world.

Ines says the dance is easy to learn and any one can do it. If you'd like to learn more, visit her website.