Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[Morningriser]

100 Years 4/10

Awesome gore but the acting was pretty bad lol

[Morningriser]

Let Us Prey 4/10

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Run, 2015. Jabb Pictures Cut, 10/10

Run, 2015. Mostly Harmless Pictures Cut, 7/10





Crossbearer, 2012. 7/10





Morris County, 2009. 8/10

[roshiq]

Lavalantula (2015)



>>: C


Scarewaves (2014)



>>: D

[SerialKiller]

Pretty Woman-1990.

[ImmortalSlasher]

Evil Dead (Original) - I wrote this review before watching Evil Dead 2.

I was surprised that this was Sam Raimi's first full movie. It has tons of crazy effects and camera shots. It's a really impressive first release. After seeing this movie I get why some don't like the remake. I don't understand changes to remake. And I was expecting things to happen because I saw the remake and some notable imagery from those older movies like poster artwork. When those things didn't happen I was confused. Anyway, it's a very dark, graphic, and gruesome movie. Even more than the remake at times. I can see where a lot of Cabin in the Woods came from with Evil Dead. Definitely a movie all horror fans need to see.


Evil Dead 2 -

I didn't get the opening to this one. At first I thought Ash was taking another girl to the cabin. Then I thought it was a dream sequence. But it seems to be a retelling of the original movie. I don't know why they didn't go the Friday the 13th Part 2 route. Or just start right where they left Part 1. They also added comedy to Part 2 which was strange and made me think why am I watching this at times. However after seeing it, I now get what the Evil Dead remake did. They tried to do something similar to the Friday the 13th remake. Combine what they thought were the best elements and add their own touch. I think it was kind of a good idea. As Evil Dead 1 & 2 go to places that seem kind of odd and lean towards more horror, comedy, and sci-fi. Where the remake is straight horror. I still like the remake. At least I wasn't as offended by it like many people I've seen review it on horror forums. The remake is more in the spirit of the original Evil Dead and the overall themes than the Friday the 13th remake. I think in some ways Evil Dead isn't a movie that needed a remake. It's so out there that it's best left alone. I haven't seen Part 3 yet. But it's not something I'm really looking forward to.

[Geordie9]

8/10

[Geordie9]

6/10

[Baron Von Marlon]

Originally Posted by ImmortalSlasher

Evil Dead (Original) - I wrote this review before watching Evil Dead 2.

I was surprised that this was Sam Raimi's first full movie. It has tons of crazy effects and camera shots. It's a really impressive first release. After seeing this movie I get why some don't like the remake. I don't understand changes to remake. And I was expecting things to happen because I saw the remake and some notable imagery from those older movies like poster artwork. When those things didn't happen I was confused. Anyway, it's a very dark, graphic, and gruesome movie. Even more than the remake at times. I can see where a lot of Cabin in the Woods came from with Evil Dead. Definitely a movie all horror fans need to see.


Evil Dead 2 -

I didn't get the opening to this one. At first I thought Ash was taking another girl to the cabin. Then I thought it was a dream sequence. But it seems to be a retelling of the original movie. I don't know why they didn't go the Friday the 13th Part 2 route. Or just start right where they left Part 1. They also added comedy to Part 2 which was strange and made me think why am I watching this at times. However after seeing it, I now get what the Evil Dead remake did. They tried to do something similar to the Friday the 13th remake. Combine what they thought were the best elements and add their own touch. I think it was kind of a good idea. As Evil Dead 1 & 2 go to places that seem kind of odd and lean towards more horror, comedy, and sci-fi. Where the remake is straight horror. I still like the remake. At least I wasn't as offended by it like many people I've seen review it on horror forums. The remake is more in the spirit of the original Evil Dead and the overall themes than the Friday the 13th remake. I think in some ways Evil Dead isn't a movie that needed a remake. It's so out there that it's best left alone. I haven't seen Part 3 yet. But it's not something I'm really looking forward to.

How old are you if I may ask?
Kinda curious since this is the first time you saw those movies.

About the remake, I thought it was one of those movies that didn't need to use the title of a know franchise. Probably would've like it more if it was just a rip-off.

[Morningriser]

Brotherhood Of The Wolf 8/10

I love this movie. It is so underrated.

Human Centipede III 7/10

2nd viewing and this is probably my favorite of the 3.