Looking forward to reading your statements on the flicks.

Thanks for sharing.

Girlghost wrote:Welcome GraveyardManiac! Where you from?

Hi. I am from Germany.

Girlghost wrote:I thought Tooth & Nail was absolutely freakin dreadful. Sorry GM.

That's okay.

Neither. I wasn't impressed by either of them. Both seemed pretty boring. I'd understand quite a large number of descriptions, but "boring" sure isn't one of them. :what: I think it had a lot to do with when I saw both films. I saw them both for the first time within the past two years or...

Spez wrote:

GraveyardManiac wrote:

Spez wrote:Only seen Hostel. Never heard of Borderland.

"Borderland" is based on a true story. Would you like me to link you to reports on the actual events depicted in the movie?

Oh, is it Wolf Creek? That movie fucking blew.

I don't follow. The title of the movie is "Borderland."

Spez wrote:Neither. I wasn't impressed by either of them. Both seemed pretty boring.

I'd understand quite a large number of descriptions, but "boring" sure isn't one of them.

Spez wrote:Only seen Hostel. Never heard of Borderland.

"Borderland" is based on a true story. Would you like me to link you to reports on the actual events depicted in the movie?

No fans, or not seen?

For me, "An American Werewolf in London" is easily the better movie. In my opinion "The Exorcist" is totally overrated (maybe I do think so because I have seen it only recently for the first time and not some decades ago as probably most other horror fans).

Your view?

What I love about "Borderland" is the extremely deep atmosphere, violence and the bald dude that portrays the satanic maniac perfectly. In a way, "Hostel" is two movies in one: soft porn and hostage horror. The sex parts were nicely done, I also liked the horror part pretty much....

Do you think it was a good scene to have in the movie?

I found it totally ridiculous, not really in a good way.

By the way, I love the original "Wishmaster," but the second part is close to horrible in my humble opinion. The potential was there ...

DJBenz wrote:$375,000

If I am informed correctly, that's actually a huge budget compared to "Halloween", which was $200,000.

I liked Hatchet, but there is no more overrated movie EVER. Had I not heard any hype, I would have thought it was a fun little waste of 90 minutes. Everybody says it's overrated, but I know no one that loves the movie as much as I do. Maybe folks were too much looking forward to it? But let's be ob...

Neon Maniac wrote:That's not a selling point.

Work with me here!
Do you like Cannibals? I am a fan of the gore in this movie.

NM, how do you decide whether you watch a movie or not?