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"Ice Cream Man" is a very bizarre horror film, that's a real blast to watch if you're in the right mood.
Unlike Stanley Kubrick's great psychological horror film, 'Ausentes' is a work which resonates with a singular lack of genius.
There is more humor than horror here, but I found it an uneven blend.
My friend, whose opinions I almost always trust about movies, especially horror movies, warned me NOT to rent this no matter how tempted or bored or desperate to see a new horror movie I was, because it was a complete waste of time.
The 70s were without a doubt the golden age of "made-for-TV" horror.
"Witchery" might just be the most incoherent and lamentably scripted horror movie of the 80's but, luckily enough, it has a few compensating qualities like fantastic gore effects, an exhilarating musical score and some terrific casting choices.
Infamous horror films seldom measure up the hype that surrounds them and I have yet to come across a worse offender than Wes Craven's The Hills Have Eyes.
The premise of the movie had potential, as did the casting of Quaid, but all of it just sputters and the inclusion of the horror element just seems very unnecessary.
Granted, the one dream sequence the kid had when he jumped on the bed and it suddenly became a whirlpool of blood was very nicely done and would have worked very well in a movie that was supposed to be pure horror, instead of one that lists comedy as its first genre.
I woke up and it was a beautiful day; the sun was shining, the birds were singing and i fancied getting a movie, something new, a horror movie perhaps?
Some of the greatest and most loved horror movies have a wicked sense of humour, but when a film comes along that isn't as original as the "classics" but just goes at it for laughs then a bunch of po-faced, wanna-be critics completely slag it off.
Imagine the most cliche ridden b-movie horror plot you can.
Someone bought it for me as a Christmas present because they knew I liked a good horror flick.
One of the worst horror films I've ever seen - definitely the worst that received a mainstream theatrical release.
Nightscream is a TV Movie so it's bound to be pretty dire especially as it's a supposed horror film.
I kept seeing it perched on the horror movie shelf in my local video rental shop and never thought much about it.
Indeed, horror pictures have to be dark, but not the way like NIGHT OF THE DEMONS.
This horror movie starts out promisingly enough and there is a moment where I thought to myself "this is going to be really good".
Granted that would have made viewers uncomfortable and it might of ramped up the tension, but that is what horror movies are supposed to do! Instead we have very few shots of the creature or creatures as it were and when we do see it, it is mainly on the defensive.
Still it wasn't all bad, it just needed more horror less hunting and more chomping.
I'm starting to wonder if all these PG-13 horror movies are just glorified screen tests for young and emerging talent.
In fact, it's hardly even horror.
Let me start out by saying I LOVE horror movies.
The campy nature of the name and promotional materials suggested something along the lines of "Evil Dead" or "Army of Darkness"; a fun, gory, 80's style horror flick with lots of monsters.
I know what you're saying, "its a horror film its not supposed to have a good story it's supposed to scare you."
When I saw 6.0 on IMDb, I was rather impressed and excited to watch this movie, as a 6 for a horror movie should be rather entertaining.
Even so I'd still only rank this as the 2nd worst horror film ever made, second only to "Nail Gun Massacre."
i don't recommend it to fans of Korean/Asian horror films.
Despite the lurid title, this film is decidedly sci-fi, not horror, and offers no scares, no laffs, little suspense and little food for thought afterwards.
The intro to the movie is quite possibly the worst intro to a horror film I have ever seen, I mean a angry chick hitting a guy in the head with a frying pan isn't at all frightening which is what I assume the director was aiming for, but in fact it was "mildly" funny.
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