‘Scary Movie’ Download and Reviews
“Scary Movie” Movie Details
Scary Movie tagline: A killer comedy.
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Homeless Man |
“Scary Movie” Movie Review
“Scary Movie” Plot Summary
A year after disposing the body of a man they accidently killed, a group of dumb teenagers are stalked by a bumbling serial killer.
One of the best spoof ever made.
scary movie is horror comedy that spoof other horror movies The main spoofs are Scream and I know what you did last summerThe movie open where girl who is talking on phone with the killer (which was the way that scream stated) soon end up being killed by the ghost face killerThe movies then moves on to Cindy that sound a lot like Sidney from scream, are talking to friends about girl who died last night Cindy find it odd that girl died on year after they killer that guy There flashback just like one in I Know what did last summer, soon they all start dying in funny and it little nasty at times (I did not like it when that girl break leg it was just to nasty but still very funny)This movie also spoof The sixth sense, The Blair Witch Project ,The Matrix and The The Usual Suspects (1994) There is also twist I didn’t see coming this movie, i did’t think this movie need a twist but it one best twist ever, Great movie, Great acting, Great comedy 9/10
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‘Dreamcatcher’ Download and Reviews
“Dreamcatcher” Movie Details
Dreamcatcher tagline: Four friends hung a dreamcatcher in their cabin. It’s about to catch something it cannot stop.
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“Dreamcatcher” Movie Review
“Dreamcatcher” Plot Summary
Friends on a camping trip discover that the town they’re vacationing in, is being plagued in an unusual fashion by parasitic aliens from outer space. add synopsis
Well-adapted Stephen King story.
At first glance, Lawrence Kasdan might seem an odd choice to be directing a slasher/science fiction movie based on a Stephen King novel. But the story revolves around a group of friends who grew up together and who are having an adventure in the woods, albeit with an extraterrestrial, so it works out quite well. William Goldman also wrote the screenplay, so this film has a good pedigree
The four friends grew up together in a small Maine town, and what binds them to one another is their encounter with saving a retarded boy, Duddits, from being tormented by the school jocks. Duddits isn’t what he appears to be, however, and through their friendship, the four acquire extra-sensory powers – being able to read other people’s minds, being able to find lost things, etc
The four guys are out on their annual getaway in the Maine woods when a lost hunter staggers into their cabin one day. He’s sick, though, and in due course it’s revealed that he’s been infected by some alien organism, which resembles a large wormlike creature that has grown inside him. It escapes and kills one of them, and then the extraterrestrial appears and takes over the body of the remaining guy (the other two were off on a beer run).
The film is about stopping the alien from taking over the Earth. Its plan is to deposit these worm creatures in the reservoir that provides Boston’s drinking water, so that they can infect the population and multiply. The alien hits a snag, though, because he’s using the body of a man who can communicate through ESP, and his remaining friends realize what’s going on and set out to stop him
One of the flaws in the movie comes about with the introduction of Morgan Freeman and Tom Sizemore at this point. They play the leaders of some special ops force whose job it is to track and eliminate extraterrestrials. It was necessary for the story to advance to have the presence of this military unit, however, it didn’t make sense to have the two best known actors in the film chewing up unnecessary scenery. Lesser knowns would have worked better and these characters roles subdued
I won’t spoil the ending here, but overall I thought this was a pretty entertaining film.
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