The movie Shutter

[rzr]

Sucked! In the end they turned teh half-assed horror movie into a love story. I don't recommend seeing it.

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Originally Posted by rzr

Sucked! In the end they turned teh half-assed horror movie into a love story. I don't recommend seeing it.

It came from the producers of The Ring and The Grudge, what'd you expect? The Ring or Grudge wasn't scary, you expect another movie they produce would be scarier?

[rzr]

Touche'. It was way to predictable and the plot was trash. Like Disturbia.

[DDRfreak15371]

Originally Posted by Shoe The Almighty

It came from the producers of The Ring and The Grudge, what'd you expect? The Ring or Grudge wasn't scary, you expect another movie they produce would be scarier?

well, The Ring was an AWSOME horror movie, but The Grude suked :/

[EnR]

Horror movies suck in general.

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Originally Posted by EnR

Horror movies suck in general.

Now I wouldn't say suck....just not scary.

[rzr]

Everyone knows horror movies are no longer original. It's all too predictable.

[Shoe The Almighty]

And yet some people find newer movies scary. I still like watching horror movies just to see a person die....man that sounds bad

[meno_rocks123]

2/10
because the person beside me was scared ****less the entire movie XD

[Gundam-Dude]

Shutter (North American version) is based on the Original Thailand Horror movie which was truly one of the scariest movies to date.

I haven't seen the North American version however I can predict that they butchered it.

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Originally Posted by Gundam-Dude

Shutter (North American version) is based on the Original Thailand Horror movie which was truly one of the scariest movies to date.

I haven't seen the North American version however I can predict that they butchered it.

Both Ring and Grude were also based on movies from different countries and the original versions weren't scary, just boring. I'm sure it's the same with the original Shutter

[Xandertrax]

They butchered it. Can anyone recommend an actual scary movie?

Some of the cinematography is pretty decent, though.

[Xception704]

I'm asian. Friend saw it. Came to school today. Told me about it. Said something about asians being creepier than white people. Now I want to see the movie.

//edit: p.s. ohai npv -_-

[omgitznpv]

Originally Posted by Gundam-Dude

I haven't seen the North American version however I can predict that they butchered it.

reminds me of anime dubs

[rzr]

Yeah, I would recommend I Am Legend. Most people I know didn't find it post-horror. I did. The realism depicted in that movie was astonishing, I've asked a few scientists who say that it's realistic, just not to that extent.

[K-o-n-a-m-i*]

I want to see it, but my mind has been changed by this thread. How does it end?

[Gundam-Dude]

Originally Posted by omgitznpv

reminds me of anime dubs

Agreed.

The original Shutter made me develop a paranoia for ghosts that lasted for roughly 80 hours and I didn't even see it through till the end. I missed the end of the movie because I was too chicken **** and I kept looking behind my back like an idiot.

[dandandamdandan1111]

Lol, I just watched the first 30 minutes of the original Shutter. I got to the part when he thought Jane was in that red room with him, then she called...that creeped me out, so I stopped.

[-Fallen-]

I saw it, unfortunately. It was the sadest piece of **** of a horror movie or any movie for that matter. Like, seriously, ****ing garbage. Like, how dumb was it to have the dumb ghost sit on his ****ing shoulders the entire movie lmao. Wow, so ****ing scary

[rzr]

Agreed. I think they could have done more with the plot/theme. I mean, the idea to have the dead's spirit's appear only on the film etc was half-way decent. But when they turned it into a love story and **** it completely killed the aspect of horror. Actually, hardly any 'horror' movies are really horror anymore.