Sentences with phrase «rule of horror movies»

I've never been a fan, as a rule of horror movies, however, the trailer drew me to this one and i'm glad it did, the awful acting we usually get in horror movies wasn't there this time round, in fact, the whole cast were excellent, the special effects were really very good and the humorous, intelligent dialogue (another thing you don't usually get in horrors) was brilliant, loved the film, Chris Hemsworth, although with less to do in this than he does in Thor, was great in it too.

Not exact matches

Although, since I can only have 3 favorite horror films (that's the official rule from The Association of What Movies You Think Are Scary [AWMYTAS]-RRB-, it may get booted off by Tuesday when I go see The Blair Witch Project.

This is daring and rule - bending filmmaking at a minimalist scale, a personal, contemplative horror movie, stripped of observable fright but full of unease.

In their previous screenplays, Wright and Pegg have very shrewdly thrown genre conventions on their collective ear; they clearly love horror movies and action flicks and buddy comedies, and they understand the structure of those films with such clarity that they can rewrite the rules, scramble up our expectations and wind up with a creation that's both an homage to and a subversion of past classics.

As keeping with horror remake month and the rules set out by the Insomniac Movie Theater blog that all movies must be on Netflix Instant, late - night television, or from my personal collection, I got to rewatch one of the all - time great horror movies on a technicality.

The pacing, the decor, the LPs on the endlessly running old turntable (cliché alert), and especially the spooky nature of the home invasion, all belong to an era when Stephen King and Brian De Palma ruled and movies such as Carrie, The Omen, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Jaws defined the horror genre.

Here is a list of the horror movie «rules»: Don't just stand there, never say «I'll be right back», never say «Who's there?»

Nicolas Roeg's The Witches, released just as Disney's renaissance restored the old rules, was the last and darkest of this bunch — the best and perhaps the only horror movie made for children.

Summary Capsule: Someone has taken their love of horror movies too far and is offing the teens of a small town in accordance with «horror movie rules».

In each Scream, horror film buff Randy (Jamie Kennedy, Enemy of the State) appears to tell the rules of the movie.

It benefits from new blood in the genre, thinking outside normal tropes, but adhering to the basic rules of a good horror movie.