I'm impressed with the buzz this film is getting. It seems a rare horror flick that has appeal beyond just die-hard fans of the genre.

Anyone see it yet? Reviews?

That promo poster looks like she about to get her chain snatched.

Like a horror show for city living.

"Christine Brown has a good job, a great boyrfriend, and a bright future.
But in three days, she's going to hell"



sounds so corny

paintedlady said:

My students who have seen it say it's pretty good- more funny than just scary. One student said that there are a few parts that make you jump.
I want to see it, tho.

DanceWme said:

It's pretty bad, right? To make matters worse, I believe the "great boyfriend" is the Mac guy...



But folk are saying the film's good, nonetheless.
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The commercials make it look horribly cheesy.

i saw it! it was cheesy and stupid and schlocky. i loved it!

Honestly, it was good not great. There was some genuinely scary moments, but I wasn't really disturbed. Probably because I experienced it in a theater that wasn't even half full, but to get the the full experience, you have to watch in a theater filled to capacity. The moral of this movie: Don't fuck with Gypsies!

Anxiety said:

This is almost word by word the review a friend of mine gave it.
I want to see it.

Anxiety said:

Like the first Jeepers Creepers? I fucking love that lame ass movie.

Hey, the same dude is in that one too.

You know, lammastide, sometimes your ability to tell self-deprecating jokes is sublime.

JustErin said:

I aree, the first was awesome.

And this is a Sam Raimi (Evil Dead) film I believe, cheesy/stupid/scary is is MO.

JustErin said:

hmmm, i dunno if it's like jeepers creepers. DMTH is more like a cheesy 70s horror movie that you'd see on an all-night picture show. i felt like i could have been watching Elvira or Sammy Terry when i was watching this movie.

It was funny, made me jump once. Definitely cheesy, but that's fun.
There were only a few people in the theater when we saw it and I think we were the only ones laughing all the way through.

Mrs Ganoush is totally hilariously disgusting.

Imago said:

Please. You know you wanna go see this with me.

C'mon! I'll buy Jugy Fruits!

Lammastide said:

I'm suppose to go see a movie today. I fear, this may be the one.

johnart said:

Ahhhh...I see!

Great movie. Combining sound effects and shocks to make you jump and then over the top cheese to make you laugh...hard. None of the brutal gore or realistic SAW type of stuff.

Loved it... it's definitely in the vein of Raimi's 'Evil Dead' movies.
And yeah, it's definitely made in the style of an old 70's horror flick.
It's all about jumps and tension, not graphic gore. Plus a LOT of humor.

I am hoping to this tomorrow for my bday.

OMG, we just got finished seeing this today. I could not stop laughing throughout the entire movie


The scene with the gypsy woman in the parking garage had my in tears


I don't think anybody in the theatre was scared, and I think I even got a laugh train going in my row


It had some really good jump scenes, but it's not the Exorcist or anything.
It's really a lot of fun!


I haven't laughed this hard since I saw "Quarantine" last year , when that little girl tunrs into a zombie

I just got home from seeing it. It has scene after scene of "jump in your seat" moments and a few scenes that make you say, "WTF?! ". Behind all that lies a mediocre but passable horror movie. It was worth the matinee fare of $5.

Anxiety said:

I didn't like it.

it's funny but it scared the shit out of me too

InsatiableCream said:

It had some ewww gross me out moments.

BorisFishpaw said:

i *HATE* jumpy horror movies, but i think the reason i hate them so much is because they're so effective on me...so i guess i really kinda like them in a very masochistic way. this movie was definitely an ooga-booga fest.

I just saw this over the weekend and LOVED every part of it. I'm a big fan of The Evil Dead series, so I was expecting a lot, and it delivered well beyond my expectations.

Unfortunately . . . .

SUPRMAN said:

And you're the only one who didn't at least somewhat enjoy it on this thread.