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Another really bad "found footage" type horror flick. Was like sitting thru The Blair Witch Project all over again...only this time in The Ukraine. 1/10
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I don't know why you bother with these movies :whew:
I know...these days it's a crap shoot tryin' to find a good horror flick.
There is another movie by the same title made for Chiller I believe based off of Brian Keene's book. Not a bad flick, of course not as good as the book but the story is pretty damn good.
Yes, I remember that one.
Also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6D13xBFf1k
"The" Ghoul is pretty cool :D (love Karloff)
I'm still a sucker for these type of movies as well. I like found footage even though I know most of them are crappy. I'm gonna look for this one today.Quote:
Originally Posted by FrighT MasteR
....or Chad Ferrin's film The Ghouls! :thumbup:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fo4fmY0yMI
This is the one I was referencing KM.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgXKAmIGpGc
:thumbup: Thanx Mac
Saw it today, well...It's what you'd expect from a found footage movie. It's cheezy, it's all over the place, the plot is confusing(although they do sort of explain everything in the last few minutes of the movie) and you're left with a feeling of "I just wish they made this better" . It's kinda cool they mixed historic fact with fiction by using Chikatilo as a plot device. Watch it if your curious enough about the movie. Other then that, pass.
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Originally Posted by voodoo
On the money voodoo...that's why I sat thru the whole thing....but in the end a huge let down.
Saw it today. Wasn't the worst. Wasn't the best. The underground parts were pretty cool. 5.5/10
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Originally Posted by koolmike
More like playing russian roulette with a fully loaded revolver :)
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This sounds like a ripoff of Chernobyl Diaries...... which wasn't really that good, anyway... but at least it wasn't found footage.
I wouldn't mind seeing an actual horror film from Ukraine. Viy from 1967 is pretty good (the remake not so much). They should adapt more Nikolai Gogol stories maybe.