phantomproductions
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My God, this film is crap. In the first few minutes, you get a feel of 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre', and not a good feeling either. I've came to the conclusion that any film that has Dennis Hopper associated now a days, makes it bad. Let's have a look back. His career started to take a downfall when he made the 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2', ever since, no one in Hollywood wants anything to do with them, since that monstrosity has come crap like 'Land of the Dead', which was George A. Romero's desperate attempt to get attention once again, any attention he'll be getting though is not good attention. And then we come to 'Hoboken Hollow', If you want my advice, please don't watch this movie because you'll be wanting that precious hour and a half back.
A few months ago when a friend of mine suggested that I watch Schindler's List, and I wasn't too keen on the sound of it, but eventually after repeated attempts for him to get me to watch it, I gave in and I watched it. I was totally blown away, it's been made so well, it's such an enjoyable film that has inspired me along with a generation. I love watching the film, even though it is one of the depressing and disturbing films that I have ever watched as the acting was so believable and they were able to act together so well, that I value this movie as one of the best of all time, and I'm not the only one if this film is currently sitting at the #6 spot on the IMDb top 250