Hills Have Eyes

[AUSTIN316426808]

He might be uncredited, lingering in the background of a scene.

[urgeok]

Originally posted by AUSTIN316426808
He might be uncredited, lingering in the background of a scene.

a guy who looks like that .. lingering in the background ?
i dont think so :)

[Posher778]

Originally posted by urgeok
you havent been following this guys posts ..
everything sucks .. or is boring ...etc ..

he doesnt like anything ..

You're being to quick to judge. I already said.... Most of the time it isnt the whole movie, just parts of it, depending on the theme and setting. What gets me hooked is a danger feeling usually. Such as, again, old dotd vs new. I didn't feel like the 4 people were in any danger hardly until the end, where as, in the remake, the speedy zombies made everything scarier.

[AUSTIN316426808]

They(remake cast) were in practically no danger at all through the middle of the film. In the original there were zombies throughout the mall which they had to continuously go through to get food and supplies. So if you ask me the original had the cast in more danger throughout the body of the film more so than the remake.

[Sick_As_Fuck]

I didn't like the original but the trailers for this one look sick. I'll definitely go and see it when it opens.

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by urgeok
a guy who looks like that .. lingering in the background ?
i dont think so :)

HaHa...That's what I was thinking...He certainly has a...'unique'... look...

[bloodrayne]

Originally posted by ItsAlive75
I always assumed it was a given. Shit, if the guy's in a Rob Zombie movie he could might as well pop his head in this flick.

I was surprised to see him in there...As well as Steve Railsback

[Posher778]

Originally posted by AUSTIN316426808
They(remake cast) were in practically no danger at all through the middle of the film. In the original there were zombies throughout the mall which they had to continuously go through to get food and supplies. So if you ask me the original had the cast in more danger throughout the body of the film more so than the remake.

But the zombies were far too slow. The bikers threw PIES at them...

[The STE]

Originally posted by AUSTIN316426808
They(remake cast) were in practically no danger at all through the middle of the film. In the original there were zombies throughout the mall which they had to continuously go through to get food and supplies. So if you ask me the original had the cast in more danger throughout the body of the film more so than the remake.

don't forget, in the original they went around and killed all the zombies in the mall and put them in a meat locker, then when the one guy turned Ben shot him, then they were Zombie-free. In the remake, Pfeifer's character was hiding his zombie lady and her zombie baby, and when the shit from that went down was when they decided to leave the mall.

[Posher778]

Originally posted by The STE
don't forget, in the original they went around and killed all the zombies in the mall and put them in a meat locker, then when the one guy turned Ben shot him, then they were Zombie-free. In the remake, Pfeifer's character was hiding his zombie lady and her zombie baby, and when the shit from that went down was when they decided to leave the mall.

Actually thats partly not true. They were forced to evacuate because when the people got back from rescuing the girl with the dog, the zombies infested the mall, and they had to run immediately or die.