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Reviewed
by Lord J
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I
heard rumors about a French horror film that was too intense to
be released in American theaters. After finding out that the duo
responsible for this film, Alexandre Bustillo & Julien Maury,
were set to work on the upcoming Hellraiser remake, and
reading some very positive reviews, I could not resist the opportunity
to attend a limited screening of Inside (À l'intérieur).
After the first 30 minutes or so, I feared that I had let my expectations
get too high. By the end of the final frame of the movie, I knew
that I could not have been more wrong. This is undoubtedly one
of the best horror films that I have ever seen.
In
one tragic moment during the middle of her pregnancy, our heroine
Sarah is involved in a deadly two car collision. She and her unborn
child survived. The love of her life and father of her child did
not. 5 months later, the now widowed Sarah is spending Christmas
alone. It will be her last night alone as she will be going in
to the hospital to have labor induced the next day. Only we will
soon find out
Sarah is not alone.
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Reviewed
by WL Paynecraft
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Shutter
is about a young newlywed couple that is haunted by a ghost. The
young man is a professional photographer and he gets a job to
do a photo shoot in Japan. The couple appear to run over a woman
while driving around in Japan, but the body never does turn up.
Afterwards, they start to see strange occurrences and images in
the massive amounts of photographs that the two are taking while
on their trip. Eventually, the spirit manifests itself into more
than just photo irregularities and tries to kill the couple and
their friends. Will they figure out the ghosts terrible
secret before its too late? This, my friends, is Shutter.
Like
William Wallace had an uncanny ability to detect a trap before
it was revealed, WL Paynecraft has an equally uncanny ability
to detect a shitfest from merely viewing the trailer. This movie
was no exception. The trailer looked like crap and had the same
marketing trappings that Hollywood has used countless times before
to lure unsuspecting 13-year-old girls to go watch this movie.
I would never have watched this movie to begin with, since viewing
this uninspiring trailer. However, it was Saturday night, the
Mrs. and I were wanting to go watch a movie, and there was an
awesomely bad selection of crap on at the theater otherwise. It
was this, The Other Bolyn Girl, or Bunny
in Easterland or some shit. This had to do. I didnt
even know this was a remake, though I should have known.
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Reviewed
by BQueen
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Take
a 50s monster movie, move it into the present day and add
a bunch of gizmos and guns and youve got the basics for
Daemon.
Jeff
Lehane is a retired black ops specialist perfectly content to
live the rest of his life away from most people. When he is asked
to help guard a rap star he initially refuses but is lured back
in once he learns his ex-wife is running the show. After she is
killed during an assassination attempt he makes it his business
to find her killer, especially once he learns something has broken
into the morgue to chew up her body. The story then follows Lehane
and his team as they learn that this isnt a typical hit
but something far more otherworldly and evil.
Ive
read quite a few Harry Shannon stories and one thing he does really
well is the flawed hero. Harry manages to make guys with honor,
brains, and ass kicking ability without writing the same character
over and over or so goody-goody Gary Stuish you want something
large and pointy to fall on them.
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Reviewed
by Jareprime
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Fear
the water.
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The
Colossus is the worlds largest offshore drilling rig. Standing
seven stories above water, the rig is able to drill thousands
of feet into the oceans core. The Nexecon Corporation has
sent The Colossus to the artic for its first strike and
a camera crew has been sent along with the staff to cover the
rigs initial mission. But deep in the oceans depths
the crew finds something more than oil, they find a section of
ocean hidden and untouched for millions of years and they have
also found something very, very hungry.
Megalodon
is a straight-to-video release horror movie dealing with a sixty
foot, prehistoric shark, its nothing new, nothing unpredictable
and nothing remarkable, but it does try and it does its
best with a very low budget.
Evil
company, blah blah blah, terrorized work crew, blah blah blah,
one guy who warns everyone else, blah blah blah, really big shark,
blah blah, blah, bad effects and acting.
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