Sort of inevitable, that I picked Ocean’s Eleven, since I praised the movie earlier. Especially since today was kind of weird anyway.
And so we say farewell to Paranormal Activity.
Moe Lane
Sort of inevitable, that I picked Ocean’s Eleven, since I praised the movie earlier. Especially since today was kind of weird anyway.
And so we say farewell to Paranormal Activity.
Moe Lane
It’s odd: I like horror movies, but I’m not often scared by them – at least, in the ‘cosmic terror and dread’ sort of way that a good horror novel can scare me*. So I didn’t have the reaction to Paranormal Activity that a lot of people had – but it was excellent, and I enjoyed it immensely, and people who insist on spending obscene amounts of cash for special effects should take a good, hard look at this film.
And so we say farewell to the Cthulhu Mythos epic Pleasantville…
*In fact, the one movie that has ever gotten the most of that kind of Lovecraftian response out of me was United 93, which isn’t even conventionally a horror movie at all.
A very taut film by a clever director who knew when to get out of the way and let the audience go ahead and scare itself. There’s a Paramount executive out there right now who is basking in the insane amount of profit that this film is going to gather for the studio. As a horror flick, it’s good; as a horror flick done on a $15,000 budget it’s freaking insanely good. It’s not perfect – there’s a couple of holes in the plot, and the ending I saw may be the weakest of the three – but it’s worth going to see in theaters.