PeterPie

After you see this film..you will be very confused, unsure of what you've just seen. It feels like a dream, its too strange to be real. I still don't know if the film I just saw was the same film everyone else saw. Rent it, you won't be disappointed. The only bad part of this movie is the end when the ----- ------- and then they have all the inner city people come and dance around -- ----- and they play really bad music.

I really need to clear somethings up. The film got bad reviews because it was ripping off the original...they couldn't have left the film alone. I grant that the film was good, but Gus Van Sant is my favorite film director. The thing about him is just how original his ideas are. My Own Private Idaho, To Die For, Drugstore Cowboy are all amazing, original pieces of art...Its so amazing that Van Sant could use an enormous lack of creativity for this film. But any kind of sequel is better than The Haunting. At least this film stayed close to the original (a little too close)

A good series gone down the drain. The first three were wonderful, scary movies with good ideas. This one started a bad mess. This movie should have been "Freddy's Dead" (the only good one after Number 4) Patricia Arquette refused to come back and play her role again and it is now being played by the very, very, very BAD Tuesday Knight (are you sure she isn't a porn star?) The film has a poor script, bad directing, and everything. The film was filmed a little too colorful for a movie about teens being brutally murdered. And they never should have given Freddy comic lines. You just can't be funny when your killing someone. Think of this movie as Cinderfella, with Jerry Lewis wearing a razor blade glove slashing people in half. 2 out of 10