As soon as I saw that fridge open, and how large it was, I was thinking, "Someone's going to open it, stand there for a minute, and when they close it either someone else is going to suddenly be there, or a ghost, or some other type of "scare"". And it didn't happen.
One cliche the movie didn't use.
I do no harm, I keep to myself; there's nothing wrong with my state of mental health.
same here, i was at the point where i KNEW it would happen.....as with you, glad i was wrong. thats one cliche thats used waaaay too often. i imagine they purposely framed it all that way knowing some would expect it.
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When the mom was cutting with that knife while watching the cooking show, she left and the knife flew up to the ceiling.
When she returned looking for the knife, I thought it would fly down and either cut her hands/fingers or just drop on her head... I was cringing all that time.
Another scare that didn't happen:
When the mom was cutting with that knife while watching the cooking show, she left and the knife flew up to the ceiling.
When she returned looking for the knife, I thought it would fly down and either cut her hands/fingers or just drop on her head... I was cringing all that time.
Scary moments? What scary moments? I would love a good well done scare. I don't need blood or gore. We're bored of the same cliched tactics that this franchise has been using. You can have your 2 cents back. I don't think you understand horror all that well. Every movie seemingly follows the exact same formula of the first hour have doors opening or closing, some noises, and sometimes shadows. Then you get the remainder where somebody gets pulled up or down stairs, or flung in the air. And then the last 30 seconds, we get introduced to something different to wrap it up all pretty. Does that sound about right? Does any of that induce any sense of horror, or fright? If it does, that's great, but it's something that I would have enjoyed when I was 7 or 8. As a man in my 30's, this is utterly laughable. I love the Saw, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, and all those torture and slasher flicks, but they aren't scary. It takes atmosphere and ambiance and a story that can get in your mind. The Paranormal Activity movies fail to do so.
shareActually, it is ripped off. From whence cometh the rip off, you ask? Well, I'm glad you asked. The exact same thing was critically lauded in a little fillum called "The Ring".
On really romantic evenings of self, I go salsa dancing with my confusion
I was counting down til that too lol they did at least avoid that one.
shareAfter the girl had picked up the book falling down from the shelf I was waiting for it the third time to come flying straight into her face or stomach instead.
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I agree 100%, OP.
I'm so glad they did not use that overused scare either!
I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus.
Didn't he discover America?
Penfold, shush.
No doubt that was deliberate, and it worked!
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