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Having said that, what we do have here is a very well done story with a level of suspense that starts out reasonably high anyway (because, unlike the people "in the streets", the viewer knows what's going on) and that director Elia Kazan builds very deliberately.
The tension all builds to a stonking climax as it seems just about everyone wants to dispose of him once his usefulness has expires.
The picture builds to an effectively eerie conclusion, and although some plot points go unexplained, I was left feeling more than satisfied.
This story builds up to an ultimate climax and then when nothing else matters it always goes back to love with friends and family and love of life.
Every little detail builds the perfect TV series.
It starts slow (Kubrick trademark) and has a lot of downtime that builds up the suspense.
While the plot of both movies is pure fantasy, the second movie adds more characters to the mythology of Halloweentown, and builds on the foundation of the first movie by reviving the villain in a new guise, and shows both the naive nature of the teenage Marnie - and of her vulnerable mother.
During this the movie builds up to a massive climax.
The movie never builds any tension.
His hatred for the James Earl Jones character develops from his jealousy of the relationship Jones builds with his younger brother.
The movie starts in an interesting way and builds up some excitement with the strange murders and reasonably good action sequences.
The plot steadily builds and the final five episodes are amazing: inevitable, yet soundly executed.
The anticipation builds every second after that because of what the director has shown us what happens to those who have been given the potion, and we fear for Dr. Allen.
The movie builds up more and more and it becomes an exciting suspense movie that packs a punch even for its time.
Strange noises and unexplained little happenings occur throughout, and tension builds as it appears there is a someone or something prowling the premises.
It's sequel "Vampire Bats"(while still far from perfect), draws on this film's strengths and builds upon them.
He travels to a remote hydroponic station on one of Saturn's moons, Triton, where he builds a robot that is connected to his brain by radio.
Director Tobe Hooper's masterful talent for crafting a raw, rattling and uncompromisingly fierce intensity that slowly, yet surely builds to a nerve-wracking fever pitch in the harrowing last third (the infamous diner table sequence is particularly horrifying) has never been matched or surpassed in either any of the subsequent sequels or in the needless and atrocious overly graphic remake.
This is the best of these exploitation movies from the 30's that I've seen because it's not thrown in your face but instead builds slowly.
This builds atmosphere impeccably well, and is rather exciting when it goes for that.
Tessari invokes a nearly indescribably nerve-racking ambiance from the start of the film and gradually builds up the edginess towards a masterful climax.
The movie starts off slow but intense, and gradually builds to fast and even more intense.
She being one of the greatest of all actresses, or even actors, at the innate endowment of physically, mentally and emotionally residing in a character builds a rivetingly ambitious and combustible character that takes charge of herself and simply does not make a good follower at all and is whirled from early in her life by her independent attributes to have a career in the arts despite society doing all they can to tame her.
The film builds up good .
The story builds slowly and generates just enough paranoia of impending danger to keep the audience interested.
Somewhat talky in the beginning, it gradually builds toward a very satisfying hunted in the woods movie experience.
Suspense builds as each person is struck-down and the superstition of Feredes begins to grow,fuelled by the malevolent housekeeper.
The suspense and terror builds credibly and effectively and manages to take the worn out "damsel in the old dark house" plot and not just dress it up but actually transform it into something new and original.
This is a great little film that just builds and builds... Everything seems to be going well until Anthony Quinn shows up and throws a monkey wrench into the whole works and the "gang" have to go (reluctantly) legit.
The film builds up to a fiery finale.
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