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Dr Kain · 12-29-2024, 08:53 PM

Speak No Evil - It wasn't bad, but not exactly stellar either. The husband was a fucking coward the entire movie. McAvoy was creepy, but they showed us everything in the trailer, so there were no surprises with him. I also don't like how everyone pretty much got away unharmed.

Whoever said "Nightbitch" is a horror movie is fucking dumb! The only thing horrifying about it is how god damn boring it was!! It's on par with The Crow. 2/10

Hell House LLC 2 - Not bad for a sequel. It had a couple of legit moments. My only complaints is that I couldn't give a damn about the cast's situation because they themselves willingly walked into this mess and then acted shocked when all went to hell. I also don't get why no one is breaking the windows and jumping out. Like seriously? You're standing right next to a window. Break it open and get the fuck out!!

Nosferatu 1922 - This was my second time watching it and I enjoyed it even more than I did the first time. In fact, some areas I was lost on the first time have been enhanced thanks to the remake. The music is incredible and really fits the mood of everything happening on screen.

Nosferatu 1979 - I can't say I was a fan of it. Dracula sounded way too much like Benny from The Mummy, there were a lot of long and drawn out scenes that led to nothing, and the ending sucked. But damn does it have some funny bits. There is a sequence where Renfield is creeping all up on Dracula, putting his head on his arm, and Dracula just brushes him off while looking like he is having some sort of Vietnam flashback. There's also scene of Dracula running like he's Naruto of something.

I never thought I would find myself bored as all hell watching a slasher movie that follows the viewpoint of the killer, and then we watched "In A Violent Nature." Holy crap, this was so terrible. It felt like someone was trying to make a Friday the 13th film but couldn't afford the Jason license nor a soundtrack and still went ahead with the project. The kills were so fucking boring too. There was one kill where he twists a girl's head through her stomach and out the other side and it was just so monotonous. Like how the hell do you make something of that caliber so fucking tedious? HOW?!

Twisters - Also an utter borefest.

12-29-2024, 08:53 PM	#305
Dr Kain King of Nerdom Join Date: May 2012 Location: Melbourne FL Posts: 11,926	Speak No Evil - It wasn't bad, but not exactly stellar either. The husband was a fucking coward the entire movie. McAvoy was creepy, but they showed us everything in the trailer, so there were no surprises with him. I also don't like how everyone pretty much got away unharmed. Whoever said "Nightbitch" is a horror movie is fucking dumb! The only thing horrifying about it is how god damn boring it was!! It's on par with The Crow. 2/10 Hell House LLC 2 - Not bad for a sequel. It had a couple of legit moments. My only complaints is that I couldn't give a damn about the cast's situation because they themselves willingly walked into this mess and then acted shocked when all went to hell. I also don't get why no one is breaking the windows and jumping out. Like seriously? You're standing right next to a window. Break it open and get the fuck out!! Nosferatu 1922 - This was my second time watching it and I enjoyed it even more than I did the first time. In fact, some areas I was lost on the first time have been enhanced thanks to the remake. The music is incredible and really fits the mood of everything happening on screen. Nosferatu 1979 - I can't say I was a fan of it. Dracula sounded way too much like Benny from The Mummy, there were a lot of long and drawn out scenes that led to nothing, and the ending sucked. But damn does it have some funny bits. There is a sequence where Renfield is creeping all up on Dracula, putting his head on his arm, and Dracula just brushes him off while looking like he is having some sort of Vietnam flashback. There's also scene of Dracula running like he's Naruto of something. I never thought I would find myself bored as all hell watching a slasher movie that follows the viewpoint of the killer, and then we watched "In A Violent Nature." Holy crap, this was so terrible. It felt like someone was trying to make a Friday the 13th film but couldn't afford the Jason license nor a soundtrack and still went ahead with the project. The kills were so fucking boring too. There was one kill where he twists a girl's head through her stomach and out the other side and it was just so monotonous. Like how the hell do you make something of that caliber so fucking tedious? HOW?! Twisters - Also an utter borefest. __________________