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The thrills is really good and some of it is surprising.
I figured a PG horror flick might be good for some cheap thrills, maybe a few laughs, but nothing I couldn't handle.
The plot focuses on the interloper, as well as the people already living at the house; and all the thrills are garnered through that.
If you're looking for gangster thrills, go elsewhere; this is a movie of ideas, a critique directed at Italy in particular.
The performances are realistic, the action and thrills are intense, and, even though the budget is obviously very small, the director does a great job of keeping the aliens out of view.
If you are a fan of Zombie-movies, this one will disappoint you: This is a movie without any good ideas, there are no thrills and shock-effects.
Containing none of the chills and thrills of the first this lame movie goes nowhere slowly.The final act is poor too.The cast look as bored as i was.im suprised this ever got to a third movie.a
Essentially what we have here is a zombie movie, minus the thrills.
Uh, where's the intelligence and where are the thrills?
If no "intelligence" or "thrills", maybe just alittle titillation!!?? Instead we get gratuitous blood and gore - several guys getting graphically gunshot.
OK, OK, I can understand how some movies try to use womanly figures to promote their movies and give some cheap thrills to the male audience, but you have to begin questioning a film that has the main lead getting it on with the first two nameless bare breasted chicks he rescues.
Unfortunately, there was nothing here - no thrills, no suspense, no fun - looks reasonably shot for a low budget, but there's nothing here to write home about.
There are no real thrills in this movie and the missing storyline leaves you kind of empty and disappointed at the end of the movie.
At times a little slow, but an above average TV drama with thrills and suspense.
And it definitely tops the insubstantial thrills of the 2003 "reinvention."
A film that combines my lifestyle with the thrills I've become so accustomed to cherishing over the years.
Despite being based on a novel ('Blood On The Moon') by prolific and acclaimed crime writer James Ellroy (probably best known for writing the novel L.A. Confidential, which was later turned into the Oscar winning film of the same name) Cop is a crime thriller that just lacks, well thrills and crime in large doses.
People expecting jumpy thrills will probably be a bit disappointed, but I rather enjoyed the fact that there's a bit more substance to the story.
It's a thriller but there are no thrills.
Fashionable nastiness, "Ten Little Indians" style, with director Richard Marquand showing no sympathy for his victims--nor giving viewers any genuine thrills to enjoy along the way.
It's thrills and chills as blood spills when Jimmy's ghost sets about its frightful revenge, his killers unaware of the gruesome fate that awaits them.
No thrills, no action, cinematography that gets painfully awful at some times and a final shot (involving a swarm of more killer dots) portraying that this silly nightmare isn't over yet.
The total absence of action was fine with me, but people looking for thrills and chills will have to do with multiple butt shots of Clooney's posterior.
Devil's Prey is not a high budget movie, yet still there are thrills and twists which I enjoyed watching.
there's no suspense, no thrills, and no drama.
I merely wonder it is possible to have a thriller without thrills.
Unless you're an easily amused teenager with poor judgment, you instinctively steer clear from these kinds of pictures when looking for chills and thrills.
Well, that would be appropriate, I guess, since this possesses all the thrills and chills of framing a house.
Sex,slaughter,and sanctity in competent hands has delivered both real and imaginary thrills to audiences since Joshua stomped Jericho flat.
Thrills, spills,secret rays, gags and eccentric British characters, and villains from a country suspiciously reminiscent of Germany, but not named in 1938.
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