Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[ImmortalSlasher]

Originally Posted by FryeDwight

SILENT HOUSE (2011). A Young girl goes to help Her father and Uncle repair a vacation home when the weird stuff begins happening. A little hard to follow, but stick with it. Not as good as it could have been (To Me anyway), but others may like it. Cannot quibble with Elizabeth Olsen's performance...her frightened reactions were pretty good and She is much more appealing than her more famous siblings (Mary-Kate and Ashley). **1/2

I remember getting into some posts here with someone because I thought this was more a horror movie for women. Basically an LMN movie. I think it was one of those movies sold as a one shot deal too.

[Ringo]

Originally Posted by ImmortalSlasher

I remember getting into some posts here with someone because I thought this was more a horror movie for women. Basically an LMN movie. I think it was one of those movies sold as a one shot deal too.

Is this any different from the original La casa Muda?

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

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[ImmortalSlasher]

Originally Posted by Ringo

Is this any different from the original La casa Muda?

Seems like they changed up a few story elements going by wiki. But I never saw the original or inspired movie and never will.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

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[FryeDwight]

HEARTBREAKERS (2001). OK comedy about a Mother/Daughter Con act...The Mother marries a Guy and the Daughter helps to break things up and get a Big settlement. Not great, but certainly worth seeing. Sigourney Weaver is always good, Jennifer Love Hewitt appealing, Gene Hackman and Ray Liotta are both funny (although Gene's character is totally revolting) and a nifty cameo by Anne Bancroft. ***

[Angra]

Fatman 7/10

A story about an evil rich boy who hires a hitman to take down Santa, because why not.

I really liked the 3 main characters, the boy, the hitman and Santa, which might be the reason it took me so long to realize, wow, this build-up has lasted more than 3/4 of the movie which leaves for 15 minutes of action in the end. That sucks.

The long build-up would've been fine if the movie had been half an hour longer. Also I could have done without most of the scenes with mrs Santa (or who the hell she was). Those 15-20 minutes would have been better spend at the final showdown.

A thing I found both ridiculous and hilarious at the same time was the hitmans' reaction when he got the task. Santa Clause? I'm on it.

This might have been a good christmas flick if it actually took place around christmas, but oddly enough most of the movie takes place in january. Opportunity missed.

[Tommy Jarvis]

Finally got around to watching Cold Prey and it did not disappoint. A highly enjoyable slasher if I may say so.

[Amaltheaunicorn2020]

The Star 2017

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by Angra

Fatman 7/10

A story about an evil rich boy who hires a hitman to take down Santa, because why not.

I really liked the 3 main characters, the boy, the hitman and Santa, which might be the reason it took me so long to realize, wow, this build-up has lasted more than 3/4 of the movie which leaves for 15 minutes of action in the end. That sucks.

The long build-up would've been fine if the movie had been half an hour longer. Also I could have done without most of the scenes with mrs Santa (or who the hell she was). Those 15-20 minutes would have been better spend at the final showdown.

A thing I found both ridiculous and hilarious at the same time was the hitmans' reaction when he got the task. Santa Clause? I'm on it.

This might have been a good christmas flick if it actually took place around christmas, but oddly enough most of the movie takes place in january. Opportunity missed.

"A story about an evil rich boy who hires a hitman to take down Santa, because why not." LOL! I love the concept. 7/10 from you... I might have a to check it out.

Originally Posted by Amaltheaunicorn2020

The Star 2017

Dem's fighting GIFs around here, Amaltheaunicorn! I'm gonna punch the hole our your mouf!!!