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Rating: R (strong bloody horror violence and torture, grisly images, sexual content, nudity, language and some drug use) Length: 81 minutes |
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Widescreen 2.35:1 Color (Anamorphic) |
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ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1 PORTUGUESE: Dolby Digital 5.1 |
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English, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish |
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Plot |
A horror fan and movie maker wants to track down a horror film with a tremendous reputation that disappeared years ago. He finds the daughter of the film's director and she takes him and his two fellow film-makers, his best friend and girlfriend, to the place the film was made. Everything pretty much goes downhill from there.
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Pros |
A fairly unique storyline and decent acting intermixed with nudity and lots of gore. The writer took the time to make the story different and added a couple of twists and turns to keep the audience off-guard. Maybe I wasn't paying enough attention, but I didn't predict the ending and I'm usually pretty good at doing that. |
Cons |
This is a low-budget straight-to-video film so don't expect a lot in special effects but what they have is effective. This is more of a "gorror" movie as opposed to "horror" so the squeamish should stay far away. |
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- Audio Commentary by Director Dave Parker, Writer David J. Schow and Producer Robert Meyer Burnett
- "It's Not Real Until You Shoot It" Making-of Featurette
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Recommendation |
This film is like "The Blair Witch Project" meets "Saw"/"Hostile" meets Jason. You have the mystery with lots of violence against people and a disturbed/deformed person doing most of the damage. If you like movies like "Saw" or "Hostel", where there's more violence/gore than scares, this is right up your alley. If not, you'll want to pass this up for something else. |
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