Originally Posted by Tommy Jarvis (Post 1050001)

At the beginning, I did not think that much of Frostbiten. Mostly because the fake out jump scares in the beginning did not do all that much for me. Later, when things really pick up, the film gets better. The tension picks up and the story captures you.

The scene with Sebastian's hallucinations is pretty funny as well as the dinner scene with the poor little bunny. The effects on the Beckert monster were well done and the party scene was a good climax.

I liked the Vega character and the actress who played the mother (she kind of seemed like a Swedish Frances McDormand) did a good job.

Originally Posted by FryeDwight (Post 1049981)

SINISTER (2012). Washed up True Crime writer, hoping to grab the Brass ring again starts his investigation on a new case with his family along. This has a good premise and many well crafted scenes, but "Found Footage" type films sort of leave Me cold and this just didn't make it all the way for Me. **1/2

Originally Posted by FryeDwight (Post 1049981)

SINISTER (2012). Washed up True Crime writer, hoping to grab the Brass ring again starts his investigation on a new case with his family along. This has a good premise and many well crafted scenes, but "Found Footage" type films sort of leave Me cold and this just didn't make it all the way for Me. **1/2

Originally Posted by ImmortalSlasher (Post 1050024)

Really? It's one of the best modern horror movies to me. Watch it again with a drink like the character in the movie. That might help. It did for me.

Originally Posted by Sculpt (Post 1050027)

A lot of drinks sometimes helps. ::big grin::

Sinister was actually a little scary for me. I liked it was a little different too; but didnt strike me at the time as a great film. have to check it out again.