Grave Intentions

I loved the idea of 5 short horror stories in one movie. The first segment had no storyline and no background of the main character. I was left wanting an explanation or at least some sort of revelation. Second story was good as a concept. A bit macabre but left me thinking that it could be a deterrent against crime. Third story? C'mon. Nothing is cool or entertaining about animal cruelty. Even when they try to make the main character likable. Fourth story - crappy parenting and its consequences. Last story - again; nothing cool or entertaining about cruelty towards children. The "host" really had no place in the anthology - neither added nor subtracted from everything. If you have a spare 90 minutes - watch reruns of Scooby Doo or anything other than this.

This movie has great potential and a few noted faces but the stories are empty.

If a bigger studio saw this and gave it the Hammer treatment it COULD be easily an 8 or 9.

It irked me how nothing connected. I wanted the characters to come into the shop! They don't. Plus, seriously, these stories have no ending!

They need to get more into the consequence horror and resolve them better.

I skipped the monologue parts. I also skipped two stories because one had to do with an animal and one I didn't want to read along with. The three I watched were good though.

I made it to story 3 hoping this would get better but it just didn't so I have no idea if the rest are worth it. I love anything with horror, and as a horror fan I think these director should be ashamed of themselves to even think anyone would be entertained by these stories! I mean do they not have normal ppl watch these movies first to tell them their movie sucks or what? I will wait for Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark pt 2! This was a waste of time.

In my opinion this was really nice just by looking at the cover I immediately knew I was gonna like it and I'm glad I watched it, the stories where really interesting I liked all of them and I also think this is one of the best anthology horror films.