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Go See It ****(FOUR STARS) |
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If you are a fan of Horror, grosse out blood and gore then
this is your movie. I have to admit this is the best horror
movie I have seen in several years, not only were the
special effects spectacular but there was actually a plot,
or a story line, and this movie made me jump several times
and scream out loud, all the while serving me a plot and
story line that made sense, it wasn't just senseless brutal
killings he was on sort of a mission. I was almost
sympathetic to him for he was doomed to a life of torment
from the very beginning, thanks to his crazy religiously
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The most shocking thing about this movie to me was that it
was a WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment - pro wrestling,
formerly WWF) movie, and therefore obviously stared a WWE
icon KANE (Glen
Jacobs) also known as the undertaker which this
role was very similar to his professional WWE role, as the
man that takes lives a huge 7ft tall 400 lbs killing
machine. Once I saw the opening credits as a movie by WWE
my expectations went down the drain but I must say I was
pleasantly surprised, for I thoroughly enjoyed myself, this
movie was great, and it didn't have anything to do with
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In the opening scene the SUPER HOTT cop dies, and I was so
sad I almost cried he was gorgeous. Yet we as an audience
grow compassionate for his partner (the other cop) as time
goes on. This film really made sense, there was a
rehabilitation program for some of the juvenile delinquents
and they selected 3 guys and 3 girls with a male and
female officer to accompany them to this beautiful
abandoned/condemned hotel as a fixer upper
project. Three days work takes off a month of their
sentence it all made perfect sense. Only they didn't know
the monster lived within these walls, and by that I mean
within the secret tunnels and passageways. I loved that
every room had a two-way mirror and the beds had bell
triggers so that it would notify the grand master every time
someone got into bed, whoever created that hotel was
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These poor kids barely had a chance for they were plucked
off one by one in these brutal death scenes all the while
the monster is still mentally torturing himself with images
of his childhood and mother with her strict Christian
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It has been a long time since I have seen a horror movie
that actually made sense and continually got better and
better as the film went on, if you are a fan of horror then
you must go see this film it rocked. You wont see deep
character development its a slasher movie, but you will get
to know the characters and you will at least follow a story
line. This film was great and it actually really made me
cringe. |
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Go See It ****(FOUR STARS) |
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Don't let this one fool you, just because it is based after
a video game doesn't mean that it is rated PG13. A group of
juvenile delinquents are sent to clean a hotel over the
weekend as their "get off early insensitive". Little do
they realize crazy man Jacob Goodnight is awaiting the in
the rotting hotel. When one of the teens is captured, those
who remain band together to survive against the brutal
psychopath. Actor Glen Jacobs (Jacob Goodnight) will give
you the chills as he carves the eyes out of his prey. |
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The set design in this movie incredible, it just keeps
getting creepier and creepier as the movie flies forward.
The dialog is hip and easy to relate to as a young adult.
Director Gregory Dark takes sharp corners when you least
expect it providing great cinematography.
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This movie is a great scare, but it is also psychologically
stimulating with an excellent storyline. The special
effects rival most other box office horror hits this year.
You definitely should try and see this evil. |
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