Last Seen Contemporary Movie

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by ImmortalSlasher

Do you have a website for the location we can check out? I've never been to one but I like the concept. I never thought Cube type places were real until I saw Escape Room.

It's in southern Illinois, here's a link: https://worldofescapes.com/carbondal...bie-Love-Story

Originally Posted by Angra

I thougt it was hilarious.
Clue wise I believe the viewer don’t have a chance guessing. And yes, the ending could have been more climactic and suspenseful. But i really liked the story and most of all the main character/actor.

I guessed 'who-done-it' when the film revealed the first person we thought did origami, actually did not. My buddy gave me kudos for guessing it. But I had to tell him, the film only offered one other character who was at the school... so that was only one simple 'process of elimination' step. In that sense, that was a huge oversight in the script. You have to have at least two remaining known characters who were at the school, or it gives it away too early.

Originally Posted by Bloof

No but it didnt turn me off. It was handled fairly well. The rest of the movie is pretty good.

I was reading some of the reviews at Rotten Ts. I thought this one was funny: "The film is not an easy watch, nor can it be said to be in any way entertaining; it's short, nasty, brutal and utterly compelling. Rating: 10/10 - Andrew Marshall, Starburst" So, it can't be said to be "in any way entertaining" (the whole film), but you can give it a 10/10 rating? It's not a documentary, Andrew. I wonder how many reviewers refused to see it.

Originally Posted by Bloof

Pretty much....and no sexual vampires.

Originally Posted by TaeKwonZombie

It Follows, creepy/scary moments, fear of being followed/chased, i liked it alot

I'll have to see it again. I remember liking some of the scenes. But I don't recall being overly impressed.

[SerialKiller]

Edward Scissorhands- still a masterpiece.

[Sculpt]

Originally Posted by SerialKiller

Edward Scissorhands- still a masterpiece.

It is. Still one of my favorite films. Best music I've heard in a film since I don't know when.

[TaeKwonZombie]

gonna give wolf creek with the crazed aussie a rewatch, fuck i keep falling asleep trying to watch this at night....

[cheebacheeba]

Originally Posted by TaeKwonZombie

gonna give wolf creek with the crazed aussie a rewatch, fuck i keep falling asleep trying to watch this at night....

Have you ever made it through?
There's a sequel too, and a series.
I think they're planning on following up both.

Funny, the guy who plays the psycho was actually known for a long running stint on a "Better Homes and Gardens" type show here...and seems a very nice guy...it was a surprise to see the 180.

[Angra]

Nobody 7/10

Odenkirk in the role as Bruce Willis.

Definitely not a boring flick, but not really memorable either. I missed The Last Boy Scout humor.

[Ringo]

Actually not that bad

[TaeKwonZombie]

Originally Posted by cheebacheeba

Have you ever made it through?
There's a sequel too, and a series.
I think they're planning on following up both.

Funny, the guy who plays the psycho was actually known for a long running stint on a "Better Homes and Gardens" type show here...and seems a very nice guy...it was a surprise to see the 180.

yah, and that is cool seeing how actors who play villains are actually nice people in real life, haha

[cheebacheeba]

Originally Posted by TaeKwonZombie

yah, and that is cool seeing how actors who play villains are actually nice people in real life, haha

They tend to do it well...or maybe it's just a perspective shift thing...I mean I remember thinking Robin Williams did great in his darker roles.

[DeadbeatAtDawn]

Built To Kill, 2020. 8/10

Directed by
Neil Cavalier
Jake Earwaker
Sergio Guerra
Karl Hadife
Kyle Martellacci
Pezhmann Mokary




Jakob's Wife, 2021. 7/10

Director: Travis Stevens


Marcus Koch ... special makeup effects artist
Jessie Seitz ... special makeup effects artist