Insidious (Off-topic)

Best horro film I've seen if The Blair Witch Project.
Absolutely flawless, great idea, lets your imagination do the trick and is pretty creepy in some parts!

 

Saw is actually a really good movie. But It's really weird in the series. The first two are their own movies, but the 3,4,5 and 6th movies are all like one big CSI type drama. Haven't seen the 7th yet.

 

I know most about the Avenger history to know what the 2012 will be about but feel watchin Thor and C.A may be worth it to know about the film version of the characters

 

Please tell me you're joking? It's the biggest pile of **** i've ever seen. "Psycologic horror" XD.

Mr Arse.

There was nothing scary about it, just stick figures in the woods, sounds of little kids laughing outside their tent and a big build up to nothing.

I don't give a **** what people say about "leaving it to the audiences imagination", that's just laziness, they should have had a finale to the movie.

It was about a witch but there wasn't a witch or anything in it. Just stupid American teens running into a house, a stupid bitch screams and a guy standing in a corner...

 

Yeah I see what you mean, fair enough. The actor who plays Thor fits him well.

 

Also that movie inspired a lot of ****e also. So many ****e films copied the idea, the only good one like it is Cloverfield.

 

This.

 

I fell asleep watching that. Drink helped tho

 

Tash, where the hell do you think the term psychological horror comes from then?
And it coming down to the film makers lazyness is the stupidest thing I've ever heard xD.

 

Cloverfield was ****!
No story everyone just dies.

It also inspired Paranormal Activity which was a massive hit.
The people even made it!

 

thanks fell asleep after the running up a skyscraper to save a lass scene

 

And paranormal activity inspired insidious. Which was made again by the same makers.

I think it's about time these producers gave up. Even though I liked the thought behind Cloverfield, it just had poor execution in the storyline.

 

Don't you see it's exploiting the term "original", anyone could make a movie like they did, drop the camera and say "we didn't want to show the thing that the movie was building up to this whole time, because we wanted to leave it to audiences imagination"....

I could find a random forest somewhere, take a mate and a lass, talk about ourselves for 30 mins, turn the camera off, turn it on at night time, then have a bunch of kids laughing around my tent whilst pretending to piss myself, then build up to an end where the lass is screaming her arse off, film my mate standing in a random corner for 5 seconds and drop the camera....



Biggest parcel of ****e I've seen. If you like it then good for you, but this film abuses the term "original".

 

[video=youtube;VBTeZF89HaI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBTeZF89HaI&feature=channel_video_title[/video] I know this is random but yeah...

 

Well i think we should do the grown up thing here and agree to disagree. I personally understand the hype over the Blair Witch project before it came out. It must have been like something that's never been created before, and everyone would have been buzzing.

But more than a small portion of the people that went to see it thought it was ****ing awful and disappointing.

 

I'll give you that! Probably the only film I've been scared after

 

You're such a ****ing simple helmet.

 

Coming from the bloke who uses little variation on his insults every time...

Such a ****ing simple helmet. ****ing helmet. You're a ****ing helmet tash. Tash = Helmet.

 

Only sensible thing you've ever said.

Your simple mind is just infuriating. You get scared by things going 'boo' and looking frightening in films, but as soon as a film comes along like the Blair Witch Project, which requires some thought and goes a little deeper into a psychological thriller, you dismiss it as the "biggest pile of **** you've ever seen". You then call leaving it to the audiences imagination, which is arguably the KEY factor which makes it so scary, "laziness" and then dismiss the whole concept of a cliff hanger ending.

It's just so it's unreal.

 

Are we agreeing to disagree about Insidious or Blair Witch Project. If it's the latter I think you quoted the wrong guy. I don't even think that I have saw the Blair Witch Project (if I have it was probably ****, in which case you are probably right in your views on it ).