My partner was highly disturbed by this episode; but then again she's disturbed by his other masters of horror Pelts her exact words were Argento is a bad bad man
shareMy partner was highly disturbed by this episode; but then again she's disturbed by his other masters of horror Pelts her exact words were Argento is a bad bad man
I'm not gonna' lie! I was also disturbed by this episode as well! :)
sharewas it the cat-eating?
shareThis episode, for some reason, creeps me the hell out. Started watching it today again for the first time in 6 or so years and I couldn't get through it. Sh!t was THAT creepy. Although I do acknowledge that Argento's shooting was mediocre but I was impressed with the score and the decision to only show Jenifer's face sparingly. That way when you do get a full glimpse, the creep factor hits you ten fold.
But yeah, Jenifer, definitely creepy.
Jenifer - 7 outta 10 stars
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for me it was when she ate/killed the little girl!
sharefor me it was when she ate/killed the little girl!Well they did a great job of escalating her terror. First it was just her creepy whining and face. Then she eats the cat and then we see her look at the little girl and go "SLURP, she looks yummy!" . UGH! What a great job sending chills up your spine!
What happened to the child was not chilling, it was horrific, disgusting and inexcusable. There was plenty of carnage to make the ep effective even on just a gross factor without adding a small child to the mess.
shareJust saw this for the first time last night. I'd be happy just to watch Steven Weber breath if it came down to that. Lucky for me that he was doing even more than that, and as always, he was great at it.
It became creepy for me when I saw her eyes for the first time. It got more frightening as it went on.
I don't usually know where something is going, but this was a bit predictable. I got the feeling that Jenifer had lived through many heroes......
Probably my least favorite episode
It had some good points, but it was just too off putting for me. The idea that someone who is grotesquely ugly on the outside is also a monster on the inside just didn't sit well with me. It was also a bit too repetitive. One nude scene would have been enough to understand the point that she had a hot body
If they had spent more time delving into Jenifer's background and what she was I think it would have been better. I can see how some may appreciate this episode, and I know that creating a feeling of extreme discomfort is one aspect of horror, but it just wasn't my cup of tea
I really enjoyed this episode.
Jenifer as a chracter/creature was very interesting, I felt sorry for her.