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Posted by Dave Williams (Member # 299) on 10-15-2002, 03:45 AM:
This movie made me so creeped out that after it was over I checked my doors and windows, checked on my daughter and my cats, and made sure my gun was loaded.Needles to say, I loved this movie. It is one of the better movies that isn't necessarily a BOO scare you movie, but it is so high on the creepy level, it made my skin crawl. A very good view into multiple personality disorder and involuntary homicide.
Very good on my scale. Worth a great look into if you haven't seen it.
Mind you it seems to move very slow, but that is the pacing of this movie. It all works in the end.
Dave
Posted by Don Anderson (Member # 397) on 10-15-2002, 09:36 PM:
I agree, great film. But, it never played in the Milwaukee market. So, I had to resort to buying it on DVD. Creepy website too!
Posted by Dave Williams (Member # 299) on 10-19-2002, 04:12 AM:
About this film, having watched it three times now (still creepy). It is shot on video. Didn't notice it at first, home video will do that to you. But it is video. It is video done well, but still video. I don't know why they chose video, this is the type of film with georgeous slow push shots that need a good scope film.Discovered the video artifacts during sunlight scenes.
But I still consider this one of my favorite videos, that should have been a film.
Dave