scariest fuckin movie :eek: the wheelchair....shiiitt....

Hell yes, someone else mentioned the wheelchair.

yeh, i heard about the movie... then asked someone if they heard of/ saw it before...and they said 'oh... isnt that the movie with the wheelchair at the end of the hall?' i said ' i dont know ive never seen the movie' but i did soon after and i saw that wheelchair and i was just like 'holy shit'

It's great that something so non-essential to the plot can be so damn scary. I will always remember the wheelchair and the kid running down the hall while the lights are going out one by one.

My favorite part would have to be when the guy returns to the building to get all that "loot" from the incinerator in the morgue and as he's leaving he hears something behind him, then he turns and looks and his dim flashlight barely illuminates a dark figure stalking him at the end of the corridor, then he rounds the corner and...

Won't say it...

Great, great stuff... The part at the end with his family is even weirder...

Whenever there was one of those slow dolly shots (from inside the incinerator, pulling back to show the morgue; or through that long room with the wheelchair at the end) I totally expected to see some zombie like walk across the screen or something... like avenger said, the atmosphere alone in this movie will make you shit yourself...

Great stuff... Should not ever be remade for any reason...

*FADE OUT*

oh yeh i almost forgot... one of my favorite parts besides the wheelchair sitting there in the back of the hallway was when the guy would play those session tapes of that shizophrenic girl ( forgot her name, but one "person" i remember was Simon) and that just freaked me out... i was fascinated to listen to those as things were happenning in the movie... awesome...

it wasn't quite what i was expecting. but i did kinda like the movie. :P

Session 9
 

Have any of you seen this movie. This is the only movie that I have seen in a long time that actually kind of scared me. It was more of a psychological scare than anything.

I was really impressed by this film and look forward to the director's next work: The Machinist.

I love the scene where Josh Lucas is looking for the money in that dark tunnel and, as I've said before, that damn spooky wheelchair.

this movie is bad ass. i love the whole angle of working manual labor for enjoyment. This was the best psych. thriller ive ever seen. and D. Coruso, super bad ass.

im planning on doing an e.p. down the road as sort of a concept album based around this movie. i was gonna do it now, but i went in another direction, but ill do it eventually