Some nicely chilling moments utilizing out of focus creepies, but not enough of a justification for being nearly an hour and a half long.
A bit creepy and watchable, Amy Smart does save the movie on her own at times. Worth renting, but not buying!
SEVENTH MOON is a mix of zombie horror and Chinese mythology that has its moments but not enough for an hour and a half if ther wasn't Amy Smart that I love.
Melissa (Amy Smart) and Yul (Tim Chiou) are a newlywed couple spending their honeymoon in China . After experiencing the ...( read more)
I'm an Amy Smart mark from the first time I saw Road Trip, but man this movie was quite the test.
The film has been heavily bashed because it takes place primarily outdoors at night, and is lit poorly, so I'll just agree that it's hard to discern details. The bigger issue for m...( read more)
It was not scary as I thought it was going to be and very interesting to see how other cultures have their beliefs. It was still good to watch but not that scary.
a very dark movie, not a great horror although i thought it would be.. only one known actor.. well the ending is strange.. sun rises that's it
Lately it seems as if horror movies have to be so dark you can't see what is going on and you have to use your imagination. Yeah ok, sometimes it works, but you know what. When I go to watch a movie, I want to see and hear things. Not just hear things. But unlike the Blair Witch ...( read more)
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