To me this movie was predictable with some of the scenes, and unpredictable.

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I did not see the kill coming when the "slut" was fighting them mutants and turns around and slams the pick into her friends throat. Pretty sweet although halfway during the movie the girls transformed into fucking superwoman, I didn't like that. However it is worth watching the film, I haven't seen Dog Soldiers but this makes me want to go and watch it, I think he did an overall good job.

Dog Soldiers is good, too. You'd like it for sure.

Dog Soldiers is worth watching. Much better than The Descent, although I realize that isn't saying much. The Descent was easily the biggest horror disappointment I've seen since they showed the monster in Jeepers Creepers.

Well, I don't agree with you, as I think The Descent is superior to Dog Soldiers in every way. That said, Dog Soldiers is still a great movie full of fun and killer one-liners that deserves to be seen (and bought in my case)!

Well, perhaps you could try to fit it in your big mouth ;)

Yes, I'm sure it would look nice on you!

Any of the stereotypical Japanese horror movies...

Touché!

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Someone posted a thing on the US ending that I thought was pretty interesting


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Throughout the movie she's haunted by visions of her dead daughter. At the end of the movie, when she leaves Juno (who, despite being a bitch, is dead set on finding Sarah, the main character. Also, HOT!) for dead, she in a way exercises those visions, but in turn is now haunted by visions of Juno, basically exchanging one vision for the other.
Though I still like the original ending better. More off-putting, while still managing to arguably be happier than the US version.

I'd rather survive, nightmares and guilt and all. All over the world people get over all kinds of traumatic events and get on with living. Almost any life is better then death...

Anyway I liked the Descent. That doesn't look anything like West Virginia to me, though.