BladeBitten

I saw this film in the cinema yesterday with a friend and I have to say it wasn't a bad film. I read about it in a newspaper and it said it was directed by the same man who directed Dog Soldiers, Neil Marshall, so I thought it had to be good. I knew it wouldn't be the same as Dog Soldiers, but it had a lot of similarities, such as the team of close friends going on an expedition, they're trapped and attacked by a pack of creatures. My friend jumped at most of the scenes but it was due to the loud noises that jumped out when one of the creatures attacked. I thought that the creatures could have been a little better designed seeing as in Marshall's Dog Soldiers a lot of work was put into the werewolves, and the Crawlers looked a lot like a cross between Gollum from LOTR and the Ubervamps in Buffy. Aside from having a different story and different characters and such, this film felt a lot like 28 Days Later. My overall rating would be 6 out of 10. I wouldn't see it at the cinema twice, but I'd buy it on DVD to watch every so often. As I said, it's not a bad film.

I watched this movie cos it was on a double disc that I bought. I was surprised to see Anna Faris in this movie, so I kept watching it. The plot of the movie was rubbish I have to say. The only motive visible is a guy starts murdering people 'cos he can't get laid. There seems to be three killers in this, all outlining the same psycho. At the end you don't know who the f**k is really the killer. The death seens could have been improved, I have to admit, even though some of them did have some memoriable moments. The sex scenes are bad, such as a girl removing her shirt, and we are only able to see from outside of a steamed up window. I have to give this movie 3/10. Not something I'd reccommend, but if your just looking to see some teenage kids being chopped up for no particular reason, watch it all you want.