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Movie Review: Be careful what you wish for
Summary: 4 Stars
This film is a bit underrated, in my opinion. The plot of this film is well executed for what it is. I don't want to give anything away, so I'll just add that this is a movie of creepy surreal atmosphere that holds on to it's suspense through twists and turns, as it eventually unfolds into more and more of an interesting story. The only thing that should've been somewhat better was the ending; It left something to be desired: Some more impact. That said, this movie was much better than I expected though.Movie Review: good movie
Summary: 4 Stars
ok this is sort of wierd, but i loved it.norman reedus is a really good actor and ia super hot. the mother and daughter seem like a real disfuntional family.if you take the time to pay attetion the first time or watch it twice you will like it.Movie Review: Good movie, but with some confusing parts
Summary: 4 Stars
I liked the movie. My only issue with it was that how did the cult leader know about the mother trying to have an abortion?Movie Review: A Parent's Worst Nightmare
Summary: 3 Stars
A bickering mother (Madeleine Stowe as Senga) and daughter (Mischa Barton as Nat) are on their way home after visiting Nat's estranged father. While at a rest stop their arguing gets so bad that Nat abandons her mother and runs off with a mysterious hitchhiker (Bijou Phillips) that they had picked up. The mystery girl persuades Nat to join her cult and Senga frantically begins to search for her daughter. Eventually, they both learn that this cult has sinister intentions.
Madeleine Stowe plays Senga with surprisingly little emotion while Barton's character comes off as a real brat. They never get along and even when Senga attempts to rescue Nat they're still going at it. The movie gets cliche in the final half hour as Senga becomes a one woman army battling the evil cultists. However, the movie does build some good suspense through Senga's fear and suspicions of people who dwell during the nocturnal hours. There's also a good song called "F.E.A.R" that plays over the end credits.
Movie Review: Ok, why didn't the director write the story instead?
Summary: 3 Stars
I'm glad Marcus Adams directed this film, but the is one reason I didn't like about: the writing from another man. His writng was a bit rushed. Long Time Dead delivered a fantastic story. This movie didn't. Well, at least it had lots of art in it because I love art-house horror movies such as Cube, Dog Soldiers and Ginger Snaps 2. But the writer should have been fired. Overall, a good movie, but don't expect much.