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The Harvest (2013) ***1/2 out of *****
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Sinister (2012) Wow, this was one lame duck of a film! What happens? Not a lot really. Ethan Hawke sits in the attic of his new house watching reels of film of murders and weird stuff. I was actually reminded of Chevy Chase sat in his attic in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989) watching film reels of past family parties. They seemed far more alarming.The only difference was Chase was locked in the attic and couldn't get down, which was a similar feeling to how i felt watching Sinister. - Trapped and bored shitless. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation was a far scarier prospect than anything Hawke had to deal with, i mean he only had a ghost in a Slipknot mask, Chase had Randy Quaid's cousin Eddie. Dull, dull, dull. Makes The Quiet Ones (2104) look like The Innocents (1961). |
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I remember quite enjoying Sinister but, like other recent horror films (The Conjuring, Annabelle, Insidious and the Paranormal Activity series), there is a huge spectrum of opinion from people who love them to others who can't stand them.
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[QUOTE=Demdike@Cult Labs;496159]Sinister (2012) Wow, this was one lame duck of a film! I quite liked 'Sinister'. I don't think it's a film I could ever love. But there's some creepy imagery here and there, something a bit oppressive going on with the music and sound. I'd happily watch it again, unlike 'The Quiet Ones', which I enjoyed about as much as you did. |
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It was actually a very impressive score mainly composed by Andrea Haugen. I have some of her work with Hagalaz Runedance and a book of hers about Paganism in Northern Europe. |
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