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Almost as though the writers realized they had painted themselves into a corner and the only way out was to do a
death
scene.
Its a paint by numbers slasher film which is clearly trying to attract the young teens (hence no violence etc), the knife in this slasher flick is blunt.The director spends so much time focusing on trying to make the rather attractive killer look somewhat creepy that anything else goes out of the window.The cast who include Britney Snow (who was superb in Hairspray) try their hardest but the material gives them nothing to do but pout and look scared.More annoying is how the
death
scenes are handled (we will hear the attack but wont see it).
The only redeeming qualities this movie has are the fairly original
death
scenes.
Her mother Patricia (Maria Perschy) is depressed because she thinks she was responsible for the father's
death.
But rather than explore the child's murder, which would have been interesting, they just let us know that she was dead & her parents had a hard time reconciling her
death
with the community & each other.
Whilst some of the kills are pretty cool and brutal, some are just ridiculously laughable (the first kill on the Japanese girl was hilarious and Ted Raimi's
death
was just stupidly funny).
Also, the effects are subpar and in many cases sloppy, and the
death
scenes are often just downright stupid.
It's pretty brainless show, and every little argument or disagreement seems to be put under the scope and analyzed to
death.
The couple have a child and shortly thereafter burn to
death
as a result of the experiments done on them.
Let this film serve as the
death
knell to the "big twist" films borne out of the 1990s.
Known in some circles as The Kyser Soze Syndrome, this cinematic slight of hand has now been done to
death
by M. Night Shayamalan and even Ron Howard used a variation in A BEAUTIFUL MIND.
I pray for a quick
death
to this show, I'd give it less then 5 episodes before it dies a deserving
death.
A misfire in every category imaginable from properly built suspense to the executed
death
sequences..nothing is handled properly and the characters leave little more than caricatures you root to see decimated as quick as possible.
There were times during the movie I wish I had been beat to
death.
I guess they were all hypnotized into death, then hypnotized into rotting themselves.
Not to mention the fact that it gives no clue or reason why the only survivor stays and essentially feeds the creatures after her own near
death
experience.
One by one as we see the characters singing, and I squirmed in my seat, I kept saying "please, PLEASE, just don't have the guy on the brink of
death
singing, too!" Sure enough, MASSIVE FAILURE!
They just take these B-grade jokes that aren't even that funny in the first place and then repeat them to
death.
A less-than-subtle poke at the beliefs and teachings of the Catholic Church is given a darker shade of
death
near the end of the show.
Having enjoyed Jean Arthur in "The Devil and Miss Jones", my interest was peaked, so I tried sitting through this second-string screwball outing about an investigation into the
death
of a jockey--but I didn't make it to the end.
The teacher deserved a more gruesome
death
than anyone of the characters, but was just stabbed in the back.
I suggest renting this movie for the
death
scenes, i wont see it again anytime soon, but i enjoyed the excessive violence.
Also, don't bother with the sequel, i watched five minutes of it and was bored to death, it sounds good but isn't.
They will start a torrid romance which will end in the tragic
death
of Ulises at the sea.
And she's SO devastated over his death, she doesn't go to his funeral, much less, tell his family the "good news"!
Richard Dix is a big, not very nice industrialist, who has nearly worked himself to
death.
As a demented, Ahab-like fisherman, Harris gets into a game of
death
with a vengeful killer whale after killing the whale's "wife" and unborn child.
The first intoxicated victim is the stereotypical nerd, who starts spurting green stuff out of all his body cavities, but his
death
is believed to be an accident because he had no less than TWO microwave ovens in his house!
Me, i do love the dancing but at the time thought that electro was the
death
of Hip Hop (i was so glad when round '86 a new generation of now classic Hip Hop artists appeared, like Krs One, Public Enemy, Ultramagnetic Mc's, Jungle Brothers, Bizmarkie to name a few), and i still don't like most of the beats in this movie and that is why it doesn't work for me.
Unfortunately, the director beat this one to death, even injecting a wild plot line that leads nowhere in particular.
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