GRIMM LOVE
Totally horrifying and a total must watch - but only for those who can stomach deep dark explorations of the most extreme forms of human depravity.
DARK HOUSE
As with most films starring Jeffrey Combs, it's a fun watch and stands out as the most entertaining of all the FrightFest films.
FRAGILE
It's not all good but it's good enough and ultimately rewarding enough to merit a watch.
ROAD KILL
Interesting premise with interesting elements throughout, but it eventually becomes a frustrating as all hell movie that never goes anywhere and never explains itself.
PIG HUNT
Not a horrible film, it's just oddly lacking in the giant killer pig that it so promises, making it a deceiving dissapointment of the utmost degree.
HUNGER
Saw ripoff without any of the things that make the Saw movies good .... AKA a total waste of time.
THE HAUNTING
Totally generic and by the numbers ghost story the likes of which we've seen a million times before.
THE TOMB
Amateurish and messy sleep inducer with bad acting, directing, and writing.
So I guess the bottom line here is that I recommend you check out Grimm Love, Dark House and Fragile. Save your money on the rest.
2 comments:
If you already knew the story of Armin Meiwes, then Grimm Love was just a huge bore. Still a deeply disturbing topic, but having read a book about all the details and such, there was nothing to shock me with.
Ya i've gotta say, the fact that I had literally no idea about the story whatseover definitely enhanced my viewing experience. Was totally shocked to look it up afterwards and discover it all actually did happen.
But for those people like me who don't know about the story, I think the movie is a great introduction to it.
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