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[ImmortalSlasher]

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

EVENT HORIZON (1997). I really wanted to like this more...really good Special effects and I like Sam Neill and Lawrence Fishburne (although He sure did sound a lot like SGT Appone from ALIENS "Listen Up People!"). I could see the ALIEN inspiration, than it goes into HELLRAISER territory-have read that there is also a SHINING aura around it, although I didn't notice that. By the end, EH has become so chaotic it's hard to feel satisfied.
Found out doing some research.that there was only a 10 week schedule and than Paramount removed almost 30 minutes from the film to appeal more to audiences and for no good reason as EV didn't do good Box office at all. Two big strikes against it and not even any material left over for a Director's Cut, which stinks as this really could have been a decent film. **

The scenes with Sam Neill and Lawrence Fishburne are the best parts of the movie. I've watched the movie two or three times attempting to find a good movie worth owning. But I'm not there yet. I did read that they might have that director's cut after all coming out. So I'll give it a final chance then.

Originally Posted by Ringo

I really loved this movie.
Later I found out it was the inspiration for the Dead Space video games. I am really looking forward for the Amazon Series. Hope it's good.

I didn't know about the Amazon series. Thanks.

[hammerfan]

Hell House LLC (Director's Cut)

Watching right now. I'll come back later and edit this post to give my review.

[roshiq]

Greenland (2020)



Not your typical Roland Emmerich kind of disaster flick, it focused mainly on escalation of chaotic orders, displaying best & worst of human nature when a comet named Clark about to hit the world hard.

>>: B

[Ringo]

Originally Posted by Angra

Yes.

Actually, Them is inspired by some Czech incident, but not quite like in the movie.

Originally Posted by roshiq

Greenland (2020)



Not your typical Roland Emmerich kind of disaster flick, it focused mainly on escalation of chaotic orders, displaying best & worst of human nature when a comet named Clark about to hit the world hard.

>>: B

Just seen this. FFS, when the big one hit the power went off in my building. Almost shit my pants.
But decent movie. Reminded me of Deep Impact.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Bachelor Party Massacre and Axe (aka The Choke) are both pretty run of the mill slashers.

The first one is kind of okay, even though the end scene is a bit predictable.

The second one got pretty dull in the middle with a - granted - unexpected twist at the end. Even though it made little to no sense.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

His House, 2020. 7/10


Director: Remi Weekes





Candy Corn, 2019. 7/10


Director: Josh Hasty

[TaeKwonZombie]

Sinister

[FryeDwight]

SILENT HOUSE (2011). A Young girl goes to help Her father and Uncle repair a vacation home when the weird stuff begins happening. A little hard to follow, but stick with it. Not as good as it could have been (To Me anyway), but others may like it. Cannot quibble with Elizabeth Olsen's performance...her frightened reactions were pretty good and She is much more appealing than her more famous siblings (Mary-Kate and Ashley). **1/2

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Versus, 2000. 8/10


Director: Ryûhei Kitamura

[TaeKwonZombie]

Watching ..
Dog Soldiers (2002)