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MAJOR SPOILER!
For a writing / directing debut its not bad (well, apart from it being basically the orginal "Texas Chainsaw Massacre")
Quite surreal by the end of it, and some great and imaginative shots in it.
The sequence that made me sit up most was when the cop is made to kneel, and the camera slowly pulls away. Cue a longer pause than you think, and the amazing gunshot noise, and whet looks like the bullet deflecting through the cops head.
The "Captain Spalding" charatcer is damn creepy too, although I have a phobia of clowns, so thats almost guaranteed.
Light entertainment, and a promising start for Rob Zombie.
For a writing / directing debut its not bad (well, apart from it being basically the orginal "Texas Chainsaw Massacre")
Quite surreal by the end of it, and some great and imaginative shots in it.
The sequence that made me sit up most was when the cop is made to kneel, and the camera slowly pulls away. Cue a longer pause than you think, and the amazing gunshot noise, and whet looks like the bullet deflecting through the cops head.
The "Captain Spalding" charatcer is damn creepy too, although I have a phobia of clowns, so thats almost guaranteed.
Light entertainment, and a promising start for Rob Zombie.
Ah cool :-D
Paradox: wrote:
> Out at the cinema now?
Out on video / DVD. I rented it.
> Out at the cinema now?
Out on video / DVD. I rented it.
Out at the cinema now?
The song, House of 1000 Corpses (being out for donkeys years) it something of an unrecognised 'epic' - it tells much more of a story than say Meatloaf, bat out of hell (which drones on about 15 minutes).
Yep, I am pleased.
Yep, I am pleased.
Didn't expect much from the film but was pleasantly suprised by it. Sure it pretty much copies Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but it's still damn enjoyable to watch.
excellent.. i want to see this, Rob Zombie has great vision....
MAJOR SPOILER!
For a writing / directing debut its not bad (well, apart from it being basically the orginal "Texas Chainsaw Massacre")
Quite surreal by the end of it, and some great and imaginative shots in it.
The sequence that made me sit up most was when the cop is made to kneel, and the camera slowly pulls away. Cue a longer pause than you think, and the amazing gunshot noise, and whet looks like the bullet deflecting through the cops head.
The "Captain Spalding" charatcer is damn creepy too, although I have a phobia of clowns, so thats almost guaranteed.
Light entertainment, and a promising start for Rob Zombie.
For a writing / directing debut its not bad (well, apart from it being basically the orginal "Texas Chainsaw Massacre")
Quite surreal by the end of it, and some great and imaginative shots in it.
The sequence that made me sit up most was when the cop is made to kneel, and the camera slowly pulls away. Cue a longer pause than you think, and the amazing gunshot noise, and whet looks like the bullet deflecting through the cops head.
The "Captain Spalding" charatcer is damn creepy too, although I have a phobia of clowns, so thats almost guaranteed.
Light entertainment, and a promising start for Rob Zombie.