Movies and TV Horror Movies

Simply Red · 10-26-2012, 07:55 PM

I'm very pleased to have found this thread on the front page.

I just caught myself up on 'The Grudge' trilogy, I'd seen part I at the theater.

I'd like to applaude the director and entire creation from the producers. These last two films were very nicely done from a horror perspective.

The two films (part II & III) didn't fall off. The suspence is damn good and the irony and surprise are very welcomed by these creators. I'm not very schooled on the director. But i'd recommend both - as the horror scenes are very damned creepy. Not what I expected after #1 scared the piss out of me. I'd expected let down.
I don't think the acting was that great - nor horrible. Both II & III, alike; kept the dramatic scenes pretty mellow - so any acting wouldn't be that challenging and practically auto pilot. I noticed they were increase/decreasing the pitch of the volume quite a bit - especially as the suspense increased.

10-26-2012, 07:55 PM	#10
Simply Red You Sweetie! Join Date: Sep 2005 Casino cash: $2021206219 VARSITY	I'm very pleased to have found this thread on the front page. I just caught myself up on 'The Grudge' trilogy, I'd seen part I at the theater. I'd like to applaude the director and entire creation from the producers. These last two films were very nicely done from a horror perspective. The two films (part II & III) didn't fall off. The suspence is damn good and the irony and surprise are very welcomed by these creators. I'm not very schooled on the director. But i'd recommend both - as the horror scenes are very damned creepy. Not what I expected after #1 scared the piss out of me. I'd expected let down. I don't think the acting was that great - nor horrible. Both II & III, alike; kept the dramatic scenes pretty mellow - so any acting wouldn't be that challenging and practically auto pilot. I noticed they were increase/decreasing the pitch of the volume quite a bit - especially as the suspense increased.
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