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A rather mild horror movie; if not for a couple of sex scenes, it could easily have been a TV movie.
I was looking forward to Dante's contribution to this excellent horror anthology series from Showtime, but this was easily the worst of the bunch.
It manages to balance all of the elements: horror, humor, character, vision, and it's fun.
Dr. Lucio Fulci (Lucio Fulci) is a director of gory horror movies who is starting to feel the effect of having filmed too many bloody scenes.
Coscarelli tries his best to implement as much horror imagery as possible; with things such as a rotted corpse of a dead baby - but because it's all so silly on the whole, it's difficult to take this piece seriously.
A horror movie works because it puts people in a situation with a creature, person, being, entity, whatever, that is more powerful or resourceful or intelligent than they are, and then people think 'well what if that happened to me', and they get scared - and that's why this is a horrible idea for a story.
The Messengers is a bad,generic and boring ''horror'' movie.The film has got a big problem:it does not scare.The performances and the screenplay are totally stupid.It uses old tricks for scaring and all the supernatural events make laugh.I would not call The Messengers as a bad movie...I would call it an accidental comedy because it's so bad that makes laugh.The only good thing about this movie is that it's short,so this crap will not stay with us for so long.There are a lot of masterpieces of horror genre which count with a low budget(like Subject Two,Lucky or May)which are sadly ignored,while this crap is all a success in the box office.So,I do not recommend this weak and pathetic horror film which is called The Messengers.
First of all, one of my biggest pet peeves is when movies like this are characterized as horror movies.
This film a completely unsuccessful attempt at a thriller trying to pass of as a horror movie that's only achievement was making me squirm at the sight of a few graphic bodily piercings.
"The Brotherhood of Satan" is a stupefying combination of conventional horror elements mixed with some imaginative characterization and direction (Bernard McEveety).
Pumpkinhead was in itself a decent 80s horror flick.
The cover makes it look like a good, scary horror suspense thriller.
My parents used to rent a lot of horror movies when I was a child.
The story has some old horror actor legend dying.
Seemed to have a good premise, but it just failed to deliver the goods as more cool kills were needed and that super horror actor needed to add a bit to his repertoire.
And with the dismissal of any decent story or acting or even the trait of being mildy frightening then there is usually only one plus left for a horror film.
No independent horror films were being made in NC.
If that isn't an indication of just what a 12th-rate piece of junk this turkey is, nothing is From mismatched sound effects to a music score that sounds like it's from a 1940s "Z"-grade horror flick (and may very well be) to the same footage (i.e., armored personnel carriers going down the same jungle trail) reused constantly to some of the most ineptly staged "action" scenes in recent memory, this laugh-a-minute sludgefest has to be seen to be disbelieved.
This film is a real loser and it copies situations from big budget horror movies and not to mention soundtracks to.
The lighthearted, fun-poking flavor of Austen's writing is completely and conspicuously absent from this ponderous foray iinto horror meets period drama.
There was pretty much only one or two scenes of horror and they weren't even that scary.
Once again, I fell for it, in my roots I crave a fun and gory horror film, even a vampire one.
It is the perfect example of a cheesy horror flick.
We decided to look in the low budget horror section.
Cheesy 80's horror co-starring genre favs Ken Foree and Rosalind Cash along with Brenda Bakke are some of the featured players in this tale about a haunted health club.
This is another notorious Mexican horror film: however, while the original Spanish-language version is quite tame, all sorts of gore and nudity were inserted for the English-dubbed variant (prepared by Jerald Intrator - who did similar duties on THE CURIOUS DR.
I was initially interested in this film after reading a synopsis and seeing a few striking screenshots, and the promise was there for a gripping horror film of the Dario Argento style.
Not being a fan of slasher films, and preferring classic horror, I may not be the best judge.
Jeff Leroy wanted to makes fun of Scientology so built a horror movie around a cult similar to it.
Ted Nicolaou made a lot of great horror and fantasy films.
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