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There was only two victims who saw the movie and had to pass it along, and right there was your climax.
I have no problem with movies this violent but when you don't suppose to feel anything for the victims it is a waste of time, and for 144 Min. a very long one.
the whole "exploding victims" gimmick is just so humorous, that i just have to replay it over and over again in order to get it out of my system.
Romasanta comes clean before a court, that he is in fact a wolf who takes the guise of a man to seduce his victims, is he a wolf or just a psychotic killer?
The problem I've always had with the Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies is this idea that the state police never seem to come knocking after these gruesome deaths occur and the victims go missing.
It is rare to see a film from the point of view of the innocent victims of the war.
Probably the most famous film of victims is Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List".
Even rarer is an animated film of victims of war.
Nothing really is ever explained, the victims and their slayings are awfully executed, and the ending - what was that all about?
A young model dies of a heart attack during a back-alley abortion.After her death a mysterious series of bloody murders take place.Each of the victims are connected to the same studio that Evelyn worked at and each are viciously murdered by the knife wielding killer."Strip
A serial killer causes citizens of a small town fearful of opening their front doors...that is where he nails some of his victims.
Why, if he has secret place where he kills and keeps his victims, would he keep one in the vents and kill without close his curtains?
The look as the crocodile ate it's victims didn't look as if they fit together.
And the other characters, the victims, are annoying or trite.
Horrid acting, terrible story, unforgivable lighting, and not one of the victims was remotely likable.
But the gore is pretty extreme and over-the-top (the dolls rip off huge chunks of flesh from the faces of their victims).
And this is when he isn't feeding the body parts of his victims to his pet tiger!
These women are nothing short of victims.
As a result of constant urban decay, pollution and unbearable heat, the sewer rats of Manhattan are quickly spreading a horrible disease that causes its victims to mutate into a ravenous and bloodthirsty rat-creatures.
The make-up effects on the victims of the rat-virus are quite nasty and the zombie-attacks are uncompromising.
Abby is probably one of the best characters, but I love Ducky (who talks to the victims), Tony (silly and naive but funny) and Gibbs as well.
The gore is cheap and you can't feel any sympathy for the victims because how stupid they were scripted.
She is accompanied by Nana(who shares a similar secret), Kouta, Yuka and Mayu, and other equally important characters, either masterminds, or puppets, or victims of fate.
Basically it involves a bunch of idiots at a summer camp (in November!) unwittingly bringing to life a monster who likes axing his victims...or something like that.
By the end of the film you feel sorry for Sadako & not her victims.
It can petrify victims to stone in Medusan fashion, and it can swat you like a fly too.
This is a realistic account of the affects on the victims of child abuse and tells a compelling story of their plight.
Police investigates them and soon sees they belong to various victims and are "mixed" together in order to confuse the minds of those that are investigating.
The SFX used to portray the Ticks are actually pretty good and they are suitably gross little critters, a case of practical special effect doing a better job than CGI ever could and the gory scenes of them burrowing into the flesh of their victims are quite well rendered.
The killings have absolutely no element of surprise to them; you're given at least 30 seconds of warning before the soon-to-be victims see the nail gun killer, and once they've seen him, he usually interacts with them in a poor, poor manner that would not be intimidating.
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