
Tomorrow, all y'all who didn't heed my advice before and didn't go and see Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon while it was in theaters - and seeing as how it made like fifty bucks
in its run, I'm guessing that's every single last one of you haters - will be given the chance to make it up to me when the film comes out on DVD.
in its run, I'm guessing that's every single last one of you haters - will be given the chance to make it up to me when the film comes out on DVD.I am a wrathful blogger, so you'd best right your situation, make all well with me. I know where you live.
Seriously though this is one fine fright flick. Do I have to expound on how completely, head-over-heels it sent me for star Nathan Baesel again? Total dreamboat. He grounds what could've come off as silly with a fantastic performance that takes the entire enterprise into classic status. His interaction with the also-fantastic Angela Goethals is great, real stuff; these two could've easily been total caricatures but because of these actors
it feels perfect. Sure, the story cribs from earlier films - Man Bites Dog, Series 7 - and it veers from faux-doc-style into something quite different in the final third - a change that some critics found lacking but that I absolutely adored.Anyway, see this movie! Add it to your queue! I heard if you buy it at Circuit City you get a free preview disc of Hatchet! Do it!
And over at Final Girl it's the choice for this month's Final Girl Film Club, which is always a hoot; that happens on July 23rd.
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4 comments:
I love Final Girl! I'm thinking I should see this.
it is so already in my queue... and has been since you first mentioned it. MNPP is my Bible.xoxo.
And I actually liked Hostel 2. A Lot More than the first film.
I have an acolyte, I have an acolyte! Wha ha ha, world domination here I come. ;-)
Whenever I praise a movie as much as I have BTM, though, I worry somebody will watch it and hate it and think I'm a fool. So that's actually what's going on in my head, not these delusions of grandeur.
But anyway - christ I'm scattered today - I seem to remember that you LOATHED the first Hostel, right Damion? So for you to say you liked this one, I think that's saying quite a lot, right? It'll probably have vanished from theaters by the time I get around to wanting to watch it again so I'll have to wait for DVD, but I've found Roth's films much better with a second viewing in the past and think it'll probably hold true again here.
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