I'm not a horror expert or anything, but I think The Descent is the scariest movie I've ever seen.
I'm not a horror expert or anything, but I think The Descent is the scariest movie I've ever seen. I've seen more disturbing and grosser movies, but this movie makes me jump.
Also a good D&D 0-level adventure. Who's laughing at morlocks now?
It's a good one.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a huge fan of horror movies in general, but I agree with Casey Garske; The Descent is one of the best.
ReplyDeleteI have not seen the sequel, Alex Mayo and I'll keep not seeing it.
ReplyDeleteI rather like the director's Dog Soldiers, as well, but as his oeuvre goes along, his stuff seems to get thinner...
ReplyDeletei find it overrated but enjoyable. i think it's more a commentary on the state of modern horror films that a solid story competently told is enough to garner high praise.
ReplyDeleteDoomsday is a bit off, but fun. Centurion on the other hand is a movie I can watch any day of the week.
ReplyDeleteI was glad he directed the big action episodes of Game of Thrones too.
Casey Garske I thought Centurion was uneven; it had moments that, true enough, were really good, but it felt like the pacing was a bit off and I thought the end was abrupt, not well thought out, and didn't seem very satisfying. On the whole, I liked it; I just didn't think it was as well put together end to end as his first films were.
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