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Zombie Holocaust, I thought that it would be a wet dream of a movie but it was nothing but boring garbage that made no sense at all. And the ending (as the whole movie) was lame, I expected an epic battle but nooo.

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Originally Posted by Tsunami (Post 1114397)

I'm not sure why anyone would get their hopes up. This movie is (obviously even before watching it) pretty much straight up zombie exploitation flick with little to offer but excessive violence. With that in mind, I think it's decent (I basically enjoy the zombie gore & violence), but yeah .. I wouldn't recommend it to someone unless they were fond of Zombie Exploitation B-Movies.

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Originally Posted by tore (Post 1114418)

Obviously I did not have hopes on a 10/10 movie, I was just expecting it to not be as big of a lackluster as I found it.

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Originally Posted by Tsunami (Post 1114472)

Obviously I did not have hopes on a 10/10 movie, I was just expecting it to not be as big of a lackluster as I found it.

so sorry you didn't like it

i didn't think Cannibal Ferox or Holocaust were that much better than it

Zombie Holocaust was a lot of fun to me

saw this on tv:-

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i feel the need, the need for speed - 7/10

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Originally Posted by tore (Post 1053995)

The troll hunter

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>> Trollhunter (2010) - IMDb

Weird film, a bit like Blairwitch Project only it's about trolls and is, strange as it might sound, a little more down to earth. This movie suddenly just appeared out of the blue in Norway, I'd heard nothing about it before it was suddenly in cinemas. It features 3 very well known comedians, one of them playing the troll hunter himself. Norwegians would undoubtedly think of this as a comedy. We like acting serious about stuff which is silly and there are a lot of in-jokes here too so it's peppered throughout with humour that may not be appearant to non-norwegians, but it might still be enjoyable for those approaching it more from the horror angle.

Not brilliant, but entertaining enough and it was fun to watch something with trolls in it (there's a lot of them in our folklore). It also does a pretty good job of showcasing the country we live in, despite it being shot mostly during rainy days ;)

I just finished watching this and really enjoyed it. Your comments about the comedy aspect are interesting. It definitely had quite a few parts I found pretty amusing, but yeah, as non-Norwegian, I didn't really perceive it as a comedy, too it was simply a very entertaining movie with some humorous parts and some kind of scary parts.

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Eh it wasn't that great. The story follows a kid getting terrorized by this freak and what the towns paranoia leads them to do.

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I've been wanting to see this one for awhile. Finally got around to it. A lot of people who have seen it say that it's pretty good for a POV movie. To be honest I don't see it. The acting wasn't all that believable and I wasn't all that impressed by the story. Pretty much the same old **** you'd expect out of any POV movie. That being said it was kind of cool to see Trolls strolling in Norway though and eating goats on bridges.

I felt like watching something trashy, so I watched Sex And The City 2, but it was TOO trashy.

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Originally Posted by Il Duce (Post 1114577)

saw this on tv:-

http://images.artistdirect.com/Image...8/26808_aa.jpg

i feel the need, the need for speed - 7/10

Paul Walker is the worst effin actor...

I saw Howl's Moving Castle

http://hilery.files.wordpress.com/20...vingcastle.jpg

Absolutely awesome, it blows my mind how imaginative these Studio Ghibli films are and how beautiful the artwork is.

Two movies that, as a child of the 80s and a pretty big horror fan, I was long overdue to watch:

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Return of the Living Dead (1985)
I honestly wasn't expecting much but this movie was fucking fantastic. Humor, chills, punk rock, full frontal nudity, I really wish I had seen this when I was about 13.

http://images.moviepostershop.com/an...1010194534.jpg

An American Werewolf in London (1981)
Quirky, funny, scary, disturbing--this really is pretty unique take on a werewolf story. My only gripe is the ridiculously abrupt ending. Nevertheless is still a good movie and I'm glad I finally got around to watching it after all these years.