DISQUS

Jeremy_M · 10 months ago

SO the jittery creepy sequences are rare? Judging by the trailer it looks like they are a staple of the movie :(

Rob_Hunter · 10 months ago

The scenes with the old dude crawling after the woman worked because the camera stayed on him for lengths at a time. It was one of the rare practical/physical effects that played really well. The rest of the film is made up of the jittery, fast-edit crap.

ANGRYBROOMSTICK · 10 months ago

good to know i'm not the only one who thinks these trailers are hilarious. It looks like pure comedy and i LOL'd my ass off last night when i saw a trailer for it while watching "the exorcism of Emily Rose" on Lifetime.

CaptainReg0981 · 10 months ago

Ahhhh Kevin Carr

CaptainReg0981 · 10 months ago

LOL!! I thought the Exorcism of Emily Rose is better than this crap.

David · 10 months ago

Ouch... I was hoping The Unborn was going to be good for some scares, but this sounds like a DVD rental.

Jud · 10 months ago

"But we have scary people in black and white moving around like they're inhuman..."
-signed, The Unborn, The Ring, The Ring 2, The Grudge 1-3, Shutter, and Pulse

Cole_Abaius · 10 months ago

Let me get this straight Hunter....you don't understand why an evil spirit that can re-animate a dead kid, an unborn kid, and an old man would want to enter Odette Yustman's body?

JayJayCAW · 10 months ago

about the whole "There are spirits that for one reason or another are barred from entering heaven" part........wouldnt the Nazi spirit thing not even be close to heaven? pretty such it wouldnt get barred from on I dont know HELL!! lol god this sounds like the dumbest movie in history

:O · 4 months ago

The kids name was Jumby, not Gumby. He wasn't really born in Auschwitz, he died there then was "reborn" there by an evil spirit.

Medela · 4 months ago

This movie was silly, but in a way that warms the heart of a hardened horror fan. Goyer just tries so hard to entertain that you can't help but getting caught up in the absurdity of it all. I am sure it was his full intention to make a scary movie but because he doesn't know where to stop, he accidentally endsup in a place where a director like Paul Verhoeven would've started: making a subversive horror film that takes the mickey out of the J-horror genre.

The first 40 minutes of this movie are like one long joke. I know it has become fashionable to make these PG-13 horror pics go from scare to scare about every 7-10 minutes. But Goyer says to hell with fashion- he can do better. He can toss in a senseless scare every 5-7 minutes. Now, after one or two you start to get the giggles but after the third or fourth false scare in 20 minutes you begin to Laugh Out Loud. After an hour, you no longer care that the movie is not even vaguely scary.