Really? I didn't scare me, just gave me a headache, and left me disapointed. What did you like about it?
Well, I don't watch horror movies in order to be scared, 'cause none of them scare me. As for what I liked about it, I think the idea of the film being entirely found footage is pretty cool. That was the first time I saw that technique used and at that time it was rarely used. I think the story that they came up with for the three characters to make a documentary about was interesting and actually believable. Furthermore, I think they did a nice job of slowly building up the suspense until the final moment, and they were able to have the mood and tension escalate in a rather continuous fashion in the last 1/3 of the movie. Too often in horror movies in my opinion, this doesn't happen as the movement from one plot point to another seems to break the tension up a little. As for the ending, I thought it was a perfect way to end the movie.
I agree with the Grudge, although I think the Ring was better. Did you see Insideous? That had a high creep factor.
Ya, Splice went places I didn't expect, lol. Did anyone ever see Feast? That was pretty fucked up too.
There's a few "sex" scenes in Feast that are more messed up than the one in Splice, lol.
Lol you'll be happy to know there's a sequel: http://thankskillingmovie.com/sequel/
lol, sounds like Hostel disturbed you
Hostel 2 reminded me of I Spit on your grave with that part where the chick cut off the guys winky...
It did, very much so, lol. Graphic movies like that get to me. Not just the visuals, but the sound effects also have an impact. Its fucked up, but my mind works overtime sometimes, and I get stuck imaging what it must feel like to be going through that, and I can't get it out of my head. I end up really light headed and feeling sick. Only a few movies have done that, Hostel at home (which is unusual), Event Horizon when I was in the theater and another I don't recall (27 weeks later maybe?).lol, sounds like Hostel disturbed you
Now I must check out Feast
I used to be the same bro, till I started watching Dr. 90210 for some reason, which was to begin with very hard to watch aswell but I got used to it really quick.It did, very much so, lol. Graphic movies like that get to me. Not just the visuals, but the sound effects also have an impact. Its fucked up, but my mind works overtime sometimes, and I get stuck imaging what it must feel like to be going through that, and I can't get it out of my head. I end up really light headed and feeling sick. Only a few movies have done that, Hostel at home (which is unusual), Event Horizon when I was in the theater and another I don't recall (27 weeks later maybe?).
Feast isn't quite that graphic, but its really really fucked up lol. Like, "what the hell did I just see" in a couple of scenes.
Jeepers Creepers 2 is on SyFy now, if anyone likes that movie. Too bad its censored.
Yeah, sounds can be creepy lol. Some of the Saw films are messed up but predictable, and Final Destination series reminds me more of MK fatalities lol...fucked up, gruesome and just like "wow" you know? lolIt did, very much so, lol. Graphic movies like that get to me. Not just the visuals, but the sound effects also have an impact. Its fucked up, but my mind works overtime sometimes, and I get stuck imaging what it must feel like to be going through that, and I can't get it out of my head. I end up really light headed and feeling sick. Only a few movies have done that, Hostel at home (which is unusual), Event Horizon when I was in the theater and another I don't recall (27 weeks later maybe?).
Feast isn't quite that graphic, but its really really fucked up lol. Like, "what the hell did I just see" in a couple of scenes.
Jeepers Creepers 2 is on SyFy now, if anyone likes that movie. Too bad its censored.
