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It is the perfect example of a cheesy horror flick.
In the top-rated comment on this flick, somebody says "Nishi is an honorable man".
The only thing that made it bearable was the two bottles of wine that I downed during the course of the flick.
The flick is uninspired with less of the usual action stuff which put Seagal on the movie map (fire fights, hand-to-hand combat, pyrotechnics, stunts, etc.) and more of a story which is convoluted, uninteresting, and full of meaningless filler.
What action there is seems token and gratuitous while Seagal, looking more and more like a pork chop, meanders through this insipid flick expressionless and bored while manifesting no improvement in acting ability.
Truth be told, there's nothing in the feeble flick that even schlock-fans would love - wanna see some realllly bad, funny 70's films, put on anything by Greydon Clark.
There Is Nothing Scary About It It's More Of A Torture Flick.
Cheap gore and a sham of a horror flick.
Get the original, its so much better than this average movie, don't be fooled, i bought the wrong flick what i wanted was the Shaw brothers movie.
Well well, at last a view of this underrated flick.
I didn't laugh once - a very unfunny flick - and I usually love Reiner.
A good revenge flick helps people ignore this bitter pill.
Most of the critiques on this flick have been pretty damn accurate.
The Nest is really just another 'nature run amock' horror flick that fails because of the low budget.
This low budget ($25,000) horror flick has a slight cult following and I'm not exactly sure why (unless it is because it is so obscure).
Horrendously acted and completely laughable haunted-house horror flick that has an out of place Anna Paquin playing a neurotic teenager fighting off the "things-that-go-bump-in-the-dark" that are plaguing her and her family shortly after moving to their new home in Spain(?!).
I picked this movie up because it sounded like a pretty decent flick, and I've always been a fan of Foreign films.
I couldn't figure out if this was supposed to be a "chick flick" where the focus was on the mother, or if it was supposed to be a movie for guys, with the focus on battle and adventure.
I had a feeling that this film might be along the same lines as the crappy Satanist flick 'The Devil's Rain', and while it's not quite as silly as Robert Fuest's later film, it's not much better either.
This is Boll's first pure action movie, and news flash people, action movies aren't too hard to make because for a basic action flick all you need is explosions and gun battles scattered around a flimsy plot, and hey, Mr. Boll succeeds in doing that.
BUT-- they are a dedicated bunch and more than willing to throw their all into whatever lame American monster flick needs affordable SFX.
Or maybe it was the horrible acting of Wayans in an action flick.
Unfortunately a boring flick, and obviously the only way to see it is the butchered bootleg Public Domain version, which is so blurry and dark that at times you have hard time making out where the screen is.
The dame herself merely walks through the flick, being dignified if she's not busy appearing cute.
It only scratches the surface of the genre, and nothing happens if you miss this totally missable flick.
The location filming in Ireland, though quite beautiful at times, cannot save this uninspired flick.
Whereas the viewer normally is shown page 95 in a 100 page script as the beginning of the movie, and then the rest of the flick is essentially explaining the ending, Five Fingers is dedicated to flashing back, which gets quite tiring by the end of the movie.
I purchased this flick from the dollar bin at my local video store not a month after watching the original Carnosaur.
This was a flick doomed from its conception.
It's like a 3-minute Cliff's Notes version of the flick.
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