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post #31 of 34
IMO, Its extremely overrated and merely an "average" horror film, but coming from Sam Raimi, I view it as a disappointment.

It did look and sound great tho.

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post #32 of 34
term "torture porn"

It's something I have read many times in reviews of rather gory films like Hostel and the Saw series

I actually really enjoyed Hostel 1 and Hostel 2, and understood the function of the graphic violence in the Hostel films (the scenes in these films were just about on the max. level of what I could stomach) but found the Saw films uncomfortable viewing, especially the later Saw films, to the point of being an unpleasant experience
post #33 of 34
It took forever for my Blu-ray to arrive, but I personally feel this one is reference quality. I enjoyed the film even more the second time around. I'm glad that Alison Lohman wound up being in this. I'm sure I wouldn't have liked it as much with Ellen Page as the lead.
post #34 of 34
luv sam raimi's work!!! i was so busy i missed it in the theater. i read a rumor that there is supposed to be a lot more footage than even this unrated cut? is there any merit to this? if there is, i'm going to wait for that cut. just dont want to double/triple dip 2much.
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