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I really enjoy this genre but The Cell was one of the worst movies I've ever been unfortunate enough to watch.
But the real insignificance of this film is in the fact that it's a genre film that nobody saw.
They are just trash and an embarrassment to the killer clown genre of horror.
I really don't think it's necessary that I write a review on a movie with a title as derisory as "Snake Island", but even in the abstract confines of its own genre, this hit a new low, so my anger must be known.
It just doesn't do anything for the zombie genre to give it memory.
The film might've actually worked within the narrow demands of the genre if the scarecrows were scary.
In most movies of this genre the President is kidnapped or held hostage because after all he (or she) is the most powerful person in the country with finger on the nuclear button etc etc. Would most Americans have really been worried if Dick Cheney had been kidnapped?
And so it started with "Shreik" a send up of horror films, then we had Scary Movie, a genuinely good attempt at a new kind of genre, the illustrious send up.
Being a huge horror movie fan, one of the most difficult things to be considering the lack of abundance of good movies in the genre, and having seen hundreds of them in my lifetime, I have to say that Dracula 3000 is by far the most uninspired, lame and poorly done piece of trash I have had the misfortune to see.
Experience has taught me that you should never generalize fan taste within a genre.
Even as a big fan of the low to no budget horror genre, I couldnt find this disaster mildly amusing.
McClure is just too Cheezy to be believed, but who can blame him in the wasteland of this movie whose plot about ancient dinosaur birds ruling humans has 19th Century throwback "period charm," but not enough and unfortunately the script carries the racist connotations of the literary genre into films.
Skeletons In The Closet takes the father-teenage son genre to new levels of low.
This is such a pathetic attempt at a psychological thriller that it gives the entire genre a bad name.
First of all, the 80's were not a good decade for crime and thriller genre.
Upon a recommendation from a friend and my admiration of Philip Baker Hall I rented the first season disc of the Loop.It's a typical TV comedy with all the clichés that the genre employs with the "wacky" scheming brother (Sully), "ditzy" blonde (Lizzy), token unrequited love interest (Piper), sarcastic Asian helper (Darcy, which reminded me of Arliss, as if ANYone needed to be reminded of THAT show).
This movie is trying really hard to enter a certain genre of artistic (east European drama kind of) films but lacks the subtlety, observational skills and "soul" that other directors have.
It was said of Newman that he could not do comedy, but he tried until he finally scored a real success in that genre with Slap Shot.
Not every movie with lesbian chicks and vampires, touching our favorite trash/cult genre is nice.
Don't get wrong, naked women isn't a bad thing but there is another film genre for that.
"Two-fisted tales" contains three foolish and childish episodes - genre isn't actually horror or action, more like something in between.
This movie, however, takes this genre to a new low.
Hmmm....while I can appreciate someone trying something new with this genre, this just didn't work.
While the acting was good, and the setting/cinematography of good quality as well, the script itself suffered from what seems to be a lack of knowledge about the supernatural horror genre altogether.
I think another IMDb poster got it right in saying this genre has just seen thrillers done in a far superior way.
I went into this movie with no clue as to what it would be about-- didn't know anything about the actors, directors, genre, etc.
I had hoped we'd be seen emulating his definitive role in GET CARTER and as the film progresses it does seem to take on the qualities of a tough gritty revenge thriller but the whole tone of the film jumps around so much you'll be confused as to what genre it's trying to fit in to .
So, in my opinion this movie is the worst of the "killer toy" genre.
How to round up every possible cliché and stereotype existing in the genre of horror and then subsequently stuff them into one massively lousy movie?
Being a big fan of Steve James also, I can recommend this film, ditto for genre legend Billy Drago, as well as seeing Mitch from The Blue Brothers in a supporting role.
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