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I am a fan of low budget horror movies, but this was just too much for me.
Compared to the garbage they call horror coming out nowadays, this film isn't too bad.
I happen to be a semi-large horror movie aficionado, and I must say this is one of the dumbest and most clumsily-executed movies I've ever had the displeasure of viewing.
This is a little slow-moving for a horror movie, but the quality is better than you might expect for a director's only effort on IMDb.
I found this dvd in the store and figured, why not support some indy film and watch a cool horror flick.
I dunno what everyone else saw in it, but if you want a good horror movie this weekend, see Halloween, it's definitely worth the $10.
Now, I LOVE Italian horror films.
There is no suspense, no horror, with just a few drops of blood scattered around to remind you that you are in fact watching a horror film.
"Terror in the Aisles" might look like the ultimate treat for horror fans but it has, in fact, very few to offer.
In between two sequences, the address the viewer and "explain" why we love horror so much.
This is worth a peek in case you're a loyal horror fan but it certainly isn't essential viewing.
For me, the oddest aspect of this "formula" teen horror special effect-ride was the casting of the school teacher-love interest of the TV comedy "ED" as one of the werewolf's clueless victims who is more or less totally unsympathetic in the scripted lines they handed her.
It's as though the writer, actors, director, et al, just came together and copied and pasted scenes of their favorite horror flicks, zipped it all together and said "hey, here's Satan's whip!!!" After seeing this movie, I could not help but be tormented by the sight of people whom call themselves "actors"; waltzing around like they're some kind of talented artistic interpreters... do not be fooled they suck!
From the acclaim it got I was expecting more from a Korean horror if it's going to be viewed in the same caliber as A Tale of Two Sisters, as some other reviews have stated.
Think Amytiville horror.
Did you ever think, like after watching a horror movie with a group of friends: "Wow, this is so cool!
We have got to make a splatter horror movie ourselves some day soon.
Well, this must have been what went through the minds of the young Campbell brothers back in 2003, presumably right after watching Sam Raimi's "The Evil Dead" or a similar independent horror classic.
These young amateurish filmmakers obviously worship the horror genre and know their classics, but that nearly doesn't make them talented.
I've seen quite a lot lousy B-movies in my years as a horror fanatic, but this honestly ranks as one of the biggest pieces of crap ever made.
one day someone said lets redo the mod squad we can make it hip cool and all that YO!it'll make a mint then they actually made it and as you are watching it you can hear your spleen cringe in agony as it twists and binds into a knot from the pure horror of it all any movie ever made has something on this id rather meet wayne newton and sing karaoke with him in a gay bar in idaho and drink a virgin bloody mary than ever watch this again may god have mercy on my soul
This episode was boring and was not even in the realm of horror, so far this season Masters of Horror has produced one really good episode...The Damned Thing...it is still early, I have faith that the episodes will get better.
Though, I am just plain out disappointed with the lack of originality and horror that the first season's episodes possessed.
Staten Island filmmaker Andy Milligan is well known in the horror community for being an even worse director than Ed Wood.
As with all of these stupid horror movies, everyone knows who has been killed and who will be killed next, but do nothing to prevent anything, all with the added CGI action effects from the Matrix.
I thought that it was going to be a high-paced horror movie with a lot of scary surprises but instead it was a snail-paced predictable movie.
This is not your typical horror movie with one central bad guy slashing a bunch of people to death.
The story makes this movie unique and provides a change for people who watch a lot of horror movies.
Even though I don't like this movie, I recommend that all horror fans do see it at least once.
As for this horror fan, all I can say is that I hope there ISN'T a sequel to this forgettable movie.
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