marywoods8

This is a reviewer that is a horror movie FANATIC! I love a good horror with a high body count, blood, and guts, and I loved this movie. It is incredibly confident, for good reasons, and there's nothing worse than a movie that is overly confident and shouldn't be. But this movie has every right to be confident, and yes, there isn't a ton of blood. However, to see so many reviewers saying this isn't a horror, I disagree. ITS ABOUT A KILLER DOLL FOR HEAVENS SAKE. There is something about a movie where you can watch it and say to yourself, "I wonder how this is going to turn out to be a horror movie". That means they actually care about character creativity, and a solid plot, not just killing someone in the first scene to prove themselves worthy of being labeled a horror movie or being R. This movie absolutely RULED, and the freaking robots fighting each other was AWESOME. I feel sorry that so many people couldn't see the creativity and originality behind this movie. Honestly, give it a watch, and rate it for yourself, because you'll be missing out if you go by these other reviewers bad ratings...I was truly surprised to see so many poor ratings.

This isn't just, the worst horror movie I have ever seen in my entire life, no. This. Is the worst movie I have ever seen in my life.

Wow. How in the world did this get a single positive review? I will never know.

There is essentially zero plot, basically, someone could do better making a horror from a home movie.

Basically, the only scary thing about this film, is the rating it has on Rotten Tomatoes. Which has me genuinely rethinking if I will ever use, or trust, Rotten Tomatoes again.

But I can only be mad at myself for sticking that movie out, the entire time, thinking something good was around the corner. Shame on me!!!

I'm absolutely addicted to crime shows but IM just not into those shows with crazy titles on ID. However, I stumbled upon this show one day and was super impressed at the layout of the show; the interviewer would hand the interviewee pictures and they would talk about it to tell their story. I don't like drama reenactments but this show uses them sparingly and when they do use it, it's to describe something that can't be described through words. It reminds me more of a 48 hours layout, besides you don't see or hear the interviewer, except an occasional faint voice. If your all out of datelines, 48hrs, and criminal justice this is definitely up your alley or if your into true crime at all check if out!!!!