Chris Farabaugh, Christie Sanford, Danny Lopes
If disconnected glimpses of classic horror-movie visions were all it took, Horror would easily be counted a low-budget masterpiece. New Jersey-born filmmaker Dante Tomaselli (who certainly has ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 27, 2003
Stats: 412 reviews
Well I wasted 90 Minutes, and hopeful I will keep you from wasting 90 minutes by watch this. If you understood this one, e-mail me and explain it to me cause it sure got by me, think they changed overall script about 1/2 way through, Zombies that knock on dorrd, yea right. To put...( read more)
ok what is up with the new horors that make fun of the old ones? I have news they are for nonexspericed teens that I guess is what they wanna put out now a hol-a-lota crap that the teens have to go see! I say turn back the clock this chap ain't workin for me!
Will watch it! With a current 56% rating of flixter users who liked it, maybe it's worth watching.
Apparently, the word of choice to describe this film is "incoherent." But are nightmares coherent? Tomaselli nails dream logic with this piece, and it's weird and creepy as hell. HORROR is postmodern cinema, and well worth checking out.
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