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Guest Grayfox
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*raises hand*

after seeing house of 1000 corpses, how can i turn this one down?

hehe im even a member of the rejects army.

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eh? I thought it was out this weekend. Sorry, my bad.

Well, I don't feel so bad now then cuz I think both Stealth and the Island are coming out on the same day! Woohoo!!!

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Wow, where to start. Well, this categorically wasn't even the same kind of movie as the original H1KC. Whereas House was a good ol fashioned horror film - Rejects is an outright 70's style revenge flick (Like Dirty Harry meets Kill Bill meets Friday the 13th). I still left the theatre feeling like I needed a shower, but this time that was only because of this insane heat wave we've been having.

Part of the reason this movie isn't as disturbing as the first is because we have absolutely no characters to identify with. Everyone is downright nasty this time (with the exception of a handful of unfortunate passersby). I definately prefer House of 1000 Corpses - maybe because it was more cartoonishly artistic and uncomfortable - but Devils Rejects is still a decent vintage-esque film nasty.

7/10

Next on today's itinerary: The Island. It seems Stealth got pushed back a week to avoid competing. Oh well, that means I have something to watch next saturday too

Guest Grayfox
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heh ya the motel scene... whew that one had me squirm a bit.

liked this one, but not as much as house... pretty damn close tho

7/10

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Originally posted by Grayfox:

heh ya the motel scene... whew that one had me squirm a bit.


That had one of the best stabbings I've ever seen in a movie. I couldn't tell if it was practical or CG - but boy howdy did that stuff look real. I can't wait for a DVD with directors commentary. The most gruesome horror films always have the most educational commentaries.

...and bullets hitting bare flesh... you just don't see that stuff. Very hard to pull off from a technical standpoint.

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Originally posted by Scrivener:

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Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr:

...and the gore factor is what?


About as high as an R rating will allow.


...which tells me nothing.
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Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr:

...which tells me nothing.

It's gruesome. Psychologically it's not as intense as House of 1000 Corpses because you don't really have any characters to relate to... but there's lots of stabbings, slashing, gunshots, etc... and there's a pretty nasty scene involving a semitruck and one of the victims...

It's gruesome. Really really gruesome. Saving Private Ryan gruesome (maybe a little worse). There are scenes of torture, murder, a guy gets his head clubbed in... etc.

AND none of the effects look hoakey in the slightest. They look real.

Guest Grayfox
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...which tells me nothing.


it should...

actually im kinda surprised this didnt get an nc 17... you wouldnt like it

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