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I re-watched it.

I did a research to see the differences between this and the original. I think the plot changes were for the better. I prefer a repetitive movie than an inconsistent one.

Camilla Belle gave one of the worst performances I've ever seen. It was like the director run into someone he knew who wasn't an actress and said "Would you like to be in my movie? I'll teach you how to act on set".

I know I said I didn't like the ending. That's because final scares tend to feel like a cheat. But after analyzing, it's the best ending that can come from the plot. Not to mention that it was one of the very very few scary moments (the rest were jump scares and teasing). Another scary moment was the beginning, which was excellent. No, really. It was everything the beginning of a Horror Movie should be.

I give it 4/10.

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I meant when she encounters THE STRANGER at the hospital,and then wakes up.We see she's gone mad.

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Originally posted by Vits

I meant I thought it was alright up until the ending.

Well, the ending is the reason why people are willing to sit through the movie, so if the ending doesn't deliver, the movie has failed as a whole.

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Originally posted by Vits

I just saw,and I don't know how to feel about the ending.Regardless,the tone just made me dislike the whole movie,which was alright.

B.T.W.,A horror movie doesn't violence or blood.

If you dislike the movie, then it's not "alright".

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A splatter film or gore film is a type of horror film that deliberately focuses on graphic portrayals of gore and graphic violence. These films, through the use of special effects and excessive blood and guts, tend to display an overt interest in the vulnerability of the human body and the theatricality of its mutilation. Due to their willingness to portray images society might consider shocking, splatter films share some ideological grounds with the transgressive art movement. The term "splatter cinema" was coined by George Romero to describe his film Dawn of the Dead, though it should be noted that Dawn of the Dead is generally considered by critics to have higher aspirations, such as social commentary, than to be simply exploitative for its own sake.

The combination of graphic violence and sexually suggestive imagery in some films has been labeled "torture porn" or "gorno" By contrast, in films such as Braindead, the the gore is sometimes so excessive that it becomes a comedic device.

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but this wasn't a horror film. It was a suspense thriller which people confuse by horror.

If she's THAT dumb, we say she deserves to die!

She was NOT dumb in this film. In fact, she was one of the most smartest heroines in a horror/thriller film. Just see the film and look at the last 20 minutes and you would know why.

Originally posted by JoeBacon

Is it too much to ask a single motion picture executive to get off the e-
meter and come up with an original idea?

Dude, the movie might not have been an original idea, but they still made a hell of a lot of money off the movie. They knew that teens would go see the movie and so even though it may not have been that good, it was scary and people want to go see scary movies.

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