p_ptacek

Can't believe this movie has such a low rating. It's funny, scary, gross, and lovable all at the same time. It has an interesting and creative story, and very likable characters. Morgan Freeman's eyebrows, come on man, they're awesome. The guys are good looking and actually care about each other and care about doing the right thing. They have their little quirks and oddities but who doesn't if we're being honest. I like the flashbacks and how they tie in to the story. I've seen other horror movies that are totally predictable, have zero plot, terrible acting, and yet they are rated higher than this one. I guess people just want the usual garbage.

I really like this show except for the waste. I cringe every time I see them rip out and destroy brand new materials and fixtures. I think about all this stuff going into landfills - we already have too much garbage. Does HGTV care about the environment? Do they calculate the cost of all those materials and fixtures? Do they consider how those construction materials could have been used to help the poor? It really is a shame and it's so blatant, I'm kind of surprised it's not discussed or somehow addressed on the show. From reading the other reviews and discussions elsewhere online, it appears that a lot of people are disgusted by the waste. And Allison sucks.

This is quite possibly the worst movie I have ever seen. The story and characters were ridiculous. The script was lame and boring. The acting was terrible and made me cringe (much more than any of the "scary" scenes). The special effects were pitiful.

I expect horror movies to be somewhat cheesy but this one was barely watchable. Maybe if they had added some humor the movie might have been more tolerable. I really don't know how such a low budget, unsophisticated film managed to get made at all and I certainly don't understand the high ratings. It's like the movie was created by 7th graders in their basement and then all their middle school buddies rated it like it was the most awesome thing they ever saw. I wish that were the case, I'd be a lot more forgiving.