Wolf Creek
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Wolf Creek
"One of the most viciously nasty horror thrillers in recent memory. But the extreme grisliness is purely gratuitous."
-- Rich Cline, SHADOWS ON THE WALL
"Wolf Creek is an unrelenting, grueling experience."
-- Devin Faraci, CHUD
"The film's preference for female suffering gives it a misogynist undertow that's even more unsettling than the gore."
-- Matthew Leyland, BBC
"It's a story bound to give even the most seasoned thrill seeker nightmares."
-- HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
OH man.....who wants to see this movie? When was the last time anyone has actually seen a "good" scary movie?
WOLF CREEK
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-- Rich Cline, SHADOWS ON THE WALL
"Wolf Creek is an unrelenting, grueling experience."
-- Devin Faraci, CHUD
"The film's preference for female suffering gives it a misogynist undertow that's even more unsettling than the gore."
-- Matthew Leyland, BBC
"It's a story bound to give even the most seasoned thrill seeker nightmares."
-- HOLLYWOOD REPORTER
OH man.....who wants to see this movie? When was the last time anyone has actually seen a "good" scary movie?
WOLF CREEK
True Events
Last edited by jamzwayne; Dec 20, 2005 at 02:34 PM.
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I want SGT Rock too! 
I will watch this movie, likely won't scare me. If it involves real people as the danger, they never do. Get the imprsseion that they tried to scare with gore, also not impressive to me either. But we'll see... I let everyone try.
I will watch this movie, likely won't scare me. If it involves real people as the danger, they never do. Get the imprsseion that they tried to scare with gore, also not impressive to me either. But we'll see... I let everyone try.
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Originally Posted by The professor
I dont watch scary movies and I never will. The only way I will watch them is if it is day time and I have people in the room with me. 
I finally realized he was not dead and it was just an act, but ever since then, I cannot watch any type of horror movie.. I cannot even watch when someone gets stabbed or cut real bad in a movie or a show. I have to turn my head. I just have never got over this incident.
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Originally Posted by paulv107
Me either. I just cannot watch them. I think it has something to do with being traumatized when I was little. I had a cousin who has since been killed, but he used to be very big in the special effects of horror movies. He went to college for this and was an extremely smart person despite his appearance saying otherwise. He was the person who made peoples heads get chopped off or peoples hearts getting ripped out of their chest and other things like that. He was very good at doing this stuff even when he was still in school and not even old enough to drive. Well when I was about 5 he carried my brother into the room with a machete in his mouth and blood all over his body crying that that there had been an accident and that he was dead. I seriously thought he was dead.
I finally realized he was not dead and it was just an act, but ever since then, I cannot watch any type of horror movie.. I cannot even watch when someone gets stabbed or cut real bad in a movie or a show. I have to turn my head. I just have never got over this incident.
I finally realized he was not dead and it was just an act, but ever since then, I cannot watch any type of horror movie.. I cannot even watch when someone gets stabbed or cut real bad in a movie or a show. I have to turn my head. I just have never got over this incident.
That is awesome!
That sounds like something I would do to my kids!