thechudbaby

While the movie itself was above average for a modern horror film it has lost the feel, the style that made it different from every other horror movie. "Who will survive and what will be left of them?" doesn't really seem to apply any longer. The sense that this version brings about is the redefinition of a failed franchise. I don't believe that the origional film was really qualified to be the beginning of a franchise and if that is the goal for the new film, it may be adaquate. This film will probably be enjoyed more by newcomers than by fans of the origional.

This movie is enjoyable, its half-hearted wisdom about the far reaching effects of Vietnam is humerous given the slack jawed attempt at a plot. Rambo got a cut (they drew FIRST BLOOD) so naturally old Sly must defend himself. Not bad for a laugh with some friends but not what i would call a strong film.

A lot of potential for a b horror movie. fails to live up to its obvious inspirational sources. Seems almost like a feature length music video with an abundance of gore just for giggles. Overdrawn at points and not entirely cohesive. Rob Zombie exibits a lot of directorial flare but may want to step back a little from the writting and focus on the execution of his filming as a whole as opposed to paying homage to what he has enjoyed in the past from other film makers

not bad, not good