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Not frightening in the least, and barely comprehensible.
Its fairly well written and there's some OK acting in it but, really, it's a mess - not funny enough, not frightening enough.
They weren't frightening at all.
Uneven jerky motions, frightening lack of emotion, and lack of a feel of life in the face gives me the creeps.
I think the problem with a French horror film, is that the French must be easy to scare or something, because this movie wasn't just that frightening.
With a budget running into the tens of dollars, some of the most abysmal acting you have ever seen, and absolutely NO even remotely frightening moments - not even a nanosecond!
A fascinating concept that has a lot of frightening consequences if it turns out to be correct.
Jeff Lieberman's "Just Before Dawn" is definitely one of the most underrated horror movies ever made.The film,whilst a little bit influenced by "Deliverance" and "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre",is extremely creepy and memorable.The suspense almost never lets up and the atmosphere is genuinely eerie.The cast is excellent,Deborah Benson and Jamie Rose are great female leads.The inbred twins are truly frightening and remorseless killers.The film is beautifully shot-it was actually filmed on location at Silver Falls State Park in Oregon.There is very little gore,but one killing,when Verchel is stabbed in the groin,is pretty nasty and unpleasant.A must-see for slasher fans.10 out of 10-what else?
He's a frightening dude, but has a great imagination and is very funny.
Anyone who enjoys the Lynchian weirdness of Twin Peaks, or any fan of HP Lovecraft who knows that the most frightening things are the familiar things, will really enjoy this film.
This film earns bonus points for depicting Majin as more of a brutal and frightening force of angry vengeance instead of a pure spirit of absolute good.
It is a frightening journey from the beginning to the end.
In The Great Dictator, Chaplin created a dead-on parody of Hitler that is as funny as it is frightening at times.
The setting is beautiful in contrast to the frightening action taking place there!
As a courtroom drama, it's compelling, as an indictment on the American justice system, it's frightening.
A bit "the movie in the movie" case, or as the theme is virtual game here, which is the reality or even more frightening which reality is the "real" one.As any Cronenberg there are organic things, like the pod and that wonderful idea:the organic gun, a weapon made of bones and tissues that shoots teeth.
The paranoia and claustrophobia of these type of thrillers is captured and portrayed with both moral ambiguity and frightening intensity.
Well, I am here to tell you that this is a funny and rather frightening look at a future that is not that hard to believe.
It's not so much of a horror show, but a concoction of frightening imageries and wackozoid mental patients.
From all of the Vietnam war movies this is probably the most frightening and disturbing and that is really saying a lot with so many spectacular ones that have come out.
I have to say I had a bad feeling about the movie, as the publicity made around it was quite frightening, and as french humor tends to be quite populist and flat (forget about les bronzés 3 or camping...) but I was really surprised, and in the good way!
Robert Florey and James Wong Howe gave this a frightening, Expressionistic look.
Some scenes are downright frightening, even after multiple viewings (because this kind of stuff really can happen).
Not knowing where your enemy lurked or the sound of the croc chowing down at night was genuinely frightening.
Both are equally frightening.
It is more like a confusing, frightening (though not particularly violent or bloody) dream, filled with great visuals and mystery.
It's beautiful, sad, frightening and thought-provoking at the same time.
The action is frightening and the mood of loneliness that the film projects is amazing.
Extraordinary Rendition is a frightening practice authorized, surprisingly, under Clinton, that allows the U.S. government to seize and hold anyone suspected, seemingly for any reason, of being a terrorist against the United States.
Genuinely frightening, creepy and ridiculous in equal measures.
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