Originally Posted by DeadbeatAtDawn (Post 982104)

Ricky 6, 2000. 7/10

Originally Posted by horcrux2007 (Post 982090)

The soundtrack was arguably the scariest part, especially during the BBQ film. I give the movie a 9/10. I wish I could find it on DVD somewhere because I've looked at a bunch of movie stores, and I couldn't find a copy.

Originally Posted by Sculpt (Post 982105)

Agreed. I thought this was well made and builds to some genuinely scary scenes. Story, characters & plot don't have much depth, but still manages to be engaging supernatural horror.

Originally Posted by horcrux2007 (Post 982119)

I actually had to stop watching this one partway through, and pretty early at that. I stopped watching after F because I didn't want to suffer through about 20 more segments. Only 1 or 2 of the segments I watched were passable, A and D. I don't think it's fair for me to grade this since I didn't finish it, but I don't ever plan to watch the rest of this movie.

Originally Posted by The Villain (Post 982124)

Think that's as far as I got too. It would've been good if the filmmakers took it seriously

Originally Posted by Geordie9 (Post 982004)

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10/10

Originally Posted by Ferox13 (Post 982055)

violence nudity and swearing makes everything better...

Exhibit 1 your honour:

http://au.playstation.com/media/KLg5...eature_vf1.jpg

I can provide another 150+ examples if need be.

Originally Posted by horcrux2007 (Post 982056)

I'm not saying a movie is bad because it's PG-13. I'm saying, more often than not, a PG-13 horror movies are usually bad.

Originally Posted by FryeDwight (Post 982076)

CARLITO'S WAY (1993). One of DePalma's better films with compelling Al Pacino, Sean Penn, Luiz Guzman and a too short Viggo Mortenson performances. ****1/2

Originally Posted by horcrux2007 (Post 982090)

The soundtrack was arguably the scariest part, especially during the BBQ film. I give the movie a 9/10. I wish I could find it on DVD somewhere because I've looked at a bunch of movie stores, and I couldn't find a copy.

Originally Posted by Sculpt (Post 982107)

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Sanctum 2011 (on netflix)

6.5/10

If you like exploration & survival films, & the like: cave or underwater films, I think you'll enjoy this. It's what I'd call "reality horror", or just plain a personal disaster film (like your own personal Towering Inferno).

I think it was well shot & well made. Good cinematography, sets, sounds. The acting is solid when you accept the characters are a mix of hard-ass explorers, Xtreme sporters, survivalists & rich asshole types. Realizing that, I thought the stoicism was mildly realistic character development, enough for the type of film it's trying to be (it's not Terms of Endearment).

Most of the scenes are very real, and the rest plausible -- in that area of 'who knows unless you're in that extreme situation' plausibility.

Looking at the ratings & reviews at large, I think most are being awfully harsh; as if they were expecting 'James Cameron's Titanic' in a cave. Cameron didn't write or direct it, he just funded it.

Originally Posted by Ferox13 (Post 982110)

If you are are a completist - there is another film based on Ricky Kasso besides the Van Bebber one called Black Circle Boys. It's not great though.