kuarinofu Some movies are bad but still manage to entertain you in a weird way. They say, those are so bad they're good. This one is not the case. Right from the start I had to make a special effort not to turn it off and finish it. The editing was spastic, the movie just jumped all over the place, showing random people and forgetting them instantly. They sort of introduced the main character, but later it turns out there is no main character. They set up a mystery with starting scenes which have ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with the rest of the movie. Everything besides gore and creature effects in this felt like a high school production. So, basically the first 20 minutes are just filler, these scenes establish nothing. Add around 40 mins of run-hack'n'slash around and we're almost done. If the movie's poster was what grabbed your attention I have bad news for you - you will be disappointed. It ends with nothing, meeting the viewer's expectations that are gone by that point. There's nothing special to say about this movie, except for probably the acting, most of which ranges from bad to over the top fun. There's even a "character" whose whole motivation is sex, he attempts multiple rapes during the movie and even at the brink of death gets very rapey. Overall, this is very forgettable. I can't really figure out why are there so many good reviews of this. Since I still want to say something good about this movie, I can surely say that some of the gore effects were well done (even though not being very creative) and the creature effects were pretty neat especially for a low budget horror, too bad they are in the movie for 20 seconds.

BA_Harrison A group of passengers on a late night subway train are attacked by religious fanatics who believe that the apocalypse has started and that they can save people's souls from eternal damnation by stabbing them with their crucifix daggers.I was pleasantly surprised by director Maurice Devereaux's earlier horror Slashers, which I picked up on a whim from Poundland; despite working on a very low budget, Deveraux proved himself adept at mixing solid scares with fun gore and even a little social commentary, and coaxed pretty good performances from his cast of unknowns.End of the Line sees the director working with a slightly bigger budget, allowing him to showcase his impressive movie-making skills to even greater effect: this one boasts a very effective scenario, REALLY packs in the scares, delivers even more gruesome splatter, and features excellent performances (lead Ilona Elkin is particularly good, and reminds me a lot of Jill Schoelen, which is a bonus).After lots of tense action and gut-churning violence, the film ends in a wonderfully ambiguous style that had me longing to be enlightened about certain details of the plot (check out the End of the Line board here on IMDb for some intriguing theories, especially one about muffins laced with hallucinogens).8.5 out of 10, rounded up to 9 for IMDb.

Guybrush Ulysses Threepwood First of all let me start by saying that I'm a huge horror movies fan. I've seen almost everything in that genre from supernatural to simple slashers and yes much more than your average viewer. Sometimes when people dwell too much into a certain field they start to see a lot of things the uneducated eye cannot see and thus appreciate what at first looks a poor movie.With that being said and without any bias whatsoever I can wholeheartedly rank this "movie" as one of the worst I have ever seen. And no I'm no slave to directors/actors names, reputation or anything. I just call things as I see them.I cannot fathom how in the world this flick got the score of 6 here. Maybe the whole cast and staff involved in the making voted from thousand different accounts.. who knows.Don't get me wrong - there are some decent things. Production isn't bad, effects are alright but everything else from storyline to acting is just laughable.How do you know a poor movie from the start? When it starts with random and unnecessary make-out scenes that's how. A bad guy that is trying to forcefully get laid throughout the 90 minutes and of course religious nuts with mind-boggling mission.If you are looking for a scare you won't find it here. No suspense, no intrigue, a few bloody killings which were done sometimes well, sometimes with excessive amounts of fake blood that gives you a strong hint you are watching a poor low budget attempt at something. Acting could've been better but in the given situations and scenario I believe the guys did their best. I find it funny how the evil guy at times was laughing at his lines probably screaming "this is bull----" in his mind. The actual monsters appear in the very end and they are as laughable and poorly done as it gets. Actually that's not so much of a spoiler as just a look of the poster tells you what to expect.Supernatural horror fans, slasher fans, first-time horror movie watchers - this is NOT the movie for you. It's not even good for a popcorn flick as the urge to fast forward it makes it hard to enjoy anything you are fed. Not that there's anything enjoyable - save for a few nice looking breasts here and there - but then again that's not the genre we are talking about. Oh and when I say breasts don't expect any nudity. Yes I'm talking to you desperate teens.All in all a very poor, irritating, pointless, unexciting, unenjoyable and barely watchable film. Don't argue about a meaningful storyline - there is none. Religious? Somewhat yes. But if you expect an unbelievable twist or take on Christianity you will be much better of seeing Life of Brian.I can give this movie a 3 just because the production was decent and the effects for the most part were done OK. If that's enough for you by all means see it.For the rest who are looking for a thrill - stay away.

kali90210 Better than expected horror thriller though the twist ending was predictable within a few minutes. It's no FRAILTY (which is has a certain superficial resemblance to) but it has it's moments.I do have to wonder why in God's name they put the ending of the film on the DVD cover!!! You will spend the whole movie wondering when the demons will show up, which gives an excellent clue as to where the film is going. Clearly the marketers didn't care as much as the filmmakers.Some might object to the way the religious people are being represented; get over it. You should be made of sterner stuff anyway. Besides, it's the crazy whack jobs that give religion a bad name, truly religious people should be the ones in the front line denouncing them.