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The first murder makes it worth it....

posted 19 years ago by JRodFilms
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That stuff was too funny "Oh God, no!!!!"

[–] Wolfman316 19 years ago

What happened in the first murder?

[–] JRodFilms 19 years ago

it has to do with a reaper, i told you enough, now watch it and experience the comedy show of a lifetime.

[–] adriangr 18 years ago

Well since you asked, one of the girls escapes into the coutryside but is killed by a cloaked figure with a large scythe. The only good bit about this is that she tries to stop him attacking her by grabbing hold of the weapon ...by the blade - ouch! Although it sounds nasty, the scene isn't portrayed very well on screen, she doesn't act like she's actually hurting her hands or anything.

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[–] JRodFilms 18 years ago

in reality, if someone grabbed a blade like that it could easily cut your fingers off

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[–] stargazer1701-1 15 years ago

I disagree. All the 'murders' in the movie were done in poor taste. Especially that last one. That was over kill and vile. But I understand the reason why they did it… it was because the movie was over and they wanted the audience to feel horrified at the movie. Silly!

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[–] andromache3 15 years ago

I agree about the last murder. Not only was it vile, in poor taste and over kill but I found it particularly misogynistic. (Even though I guess that was the whole point).

[–] forecastfortoday 15 years ago

Am I the only one who wanted Terry to survive or AT LEAST just die from one stab wound instead of being turned into cafeteria food?

Why are you reading my signature?

[–] mjtsmm2027 12 years ago

I wanted more of the 'final girl' fightback - at least a bit of resistance even if she still had to die. Other than shooting the brother I'm surprised that didn't happen

[–] Gambit771 10 years ago

Mysoginistic in a film about oppressed men and a misandristic woman.
Typical. Can't dare call out women on sexism so must blame men.
Reminds me of people calling antichrist (bad film) Mysoginistic when all the violence was done by a woman on a man and then she's portrayed as a victim along with loads of other women.

Guess we're a long way from waking up and a less sexist world with these attitudes about

[–] vprice94 10 years ago

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[–] andromache3 9 years ago

Mysoginistic in a film about oppressed men and a misandristic woman.
Typical. Can't dare call out women on sexism so must blame men.
Reminds me of people calling antichrist (bad film) Mysoginistic when all the violence was done by a woman on a man and then she's portrayed as a victim along with loads of other women.

Guess we're a long way from waking up and a less sexist world with these attitudes about

Considering the fact that there was unnecessary female nudity (objectification of women) and the murderer showed a sadistic psychotic hatred towards women (the mother may have been a misandrist but at least she wasn't butchering young men), I may consider your ridiculous argument a little more seriously if there had been young men being depicted prancing around naked or being butchered as the women were in this movie. Did you even watch the movie?

"You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love, I love, I love you." Mr Darcy

[–] FatherStack1987 (171) 8 years ago

You guys are taking this movie way too seriously!