I think they were referring to a more recent film, Trick 'r Treat, which came out in 2008:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trick_%27r_Treat

That's what we started talking about but someone mentioned that, as opposed to Trick 'r Treat, which was good, Trick or Treat was terrible.

Satan's Little Helper (2004)- I don't really know whether or not I enjoyed this film. I did laugh a lot during it, but the acting was really, really terrible. It also featured one of the most stupid and annoying children I've ever seen in a horror movie- I just wanted to beat him to death throughout the whole ordeal.

Rammbock: Berlin Undead (2010)- I liked this. It was one of the more realistic zombie movies that I've seen. By realistic, I mean the reactions that people had, the actions they took, the plot, the setting, the dialogue, and the pace were more believable. If you like a lot of guns and action in your zombie movies then you might not like this one.

Ils/Them (2006)- I thought this one was okay. It was a bit boring at times but if you really like suspenseful films with little to no gore, you'd probably like this one. I'd like to watch this one again when I'm not so tired.

[QUOTE=Atraxi;925999]Satan's Little Helper (2004)- I don't really know whether or not I enjoyed this film. I did laugh a lot during it, but the acting was really, really terrible. It also featured one of the most stupid and annoying children I've ever seen in a horror movie- I just wanted to beat him to death throughout the whole ordeal.

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ha i liked satans little helper,that chick had some killer tits

I tend to not base my movie opinions on the related reproductive organs of the actors.

The Attic.

This movie is the perfect example of having a bad director or people in charge that have no clue what they are doing. The movie starts off on a good horror note with a bathtub scene featuring Alexandra Daddario. She's going to be in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D. Also, I still haven't seen Bereavement yet but I want to just from one of her promo photos. Anyway, it's a pretty good haunted house moment.

Then things start going downhill. We get a new family and so many plot lines that it seems like the movie was made by different people. The parents have to be borderline incompetent to allow what happens. There is a scene that seems completely out of continuity and I can't believe it was even in the movie. Add in a twist ending that makes no sense and you get a movie with a good idea that is ruined by a lack of clear direction. The actors are not at fault for this mess as they probably did the best they could with a bad script.

One of the best moments in the movie is some horrible dialog at the end. Yet another new family arrives at the house. When a pretty blonde girl is freaked out, she says "maybe it was an Indian burial ground."

The Strange and Deadly Occurrence (1974)
A family moves into a new home in an isolated area, and soon
realizes that someone--or something--doesn't want them there.

4/10 meh I don't know why it had a 6.1 on IMDB.
It was more drama then scary.

haha neither,that was just a bonus,i actually did like the movie

Did you want to kill that stupid child throughout the whole thing, too?

I would like a copy of the mask, though. That was pretty cool.

You know what I mean. :rolleyes: