House of 1000 Corpses

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04/21/2023 Film is just to fun watch See more Star D @Stardust513 Dec 31 Honestly, I thought the movie was great & funny. I was bit sad that the officer had to see his daughter like that & the way they tortured them was crazy. See more Johnny R Nov 6 Great movie. The critics seem to be looking for a reason these guys are evil and killers. Sometimes there is no reason and they are just evil. And with that one of the few movies out there that I find really creepy since you could imagine it happening. See more Maksim S @MaksimusMovies Nov 2 House of 1000 Corpses clearly worships at the altar of Texas Chainsaw Massacre — the dusty backroads, the deranged family, the descent into rural nightmare mythology. But where Chainsaw built terror through restraint and implication, Rob Zombie goes for psychedelic gore, loud chaos, and carnival-horror energy. It’s colorful, loud, and proudly stitched from the flesh of ’70s and ’80s exploitation films. The problem isn’t ambition — the film is bursting with style, references, and enthusiasm — but execution. Its characters posture instead of breathe, its menace feels forced, and the shock rarely lands because the film doesn’t earn quiet dread first. It’s all scream, no suffocation. The homage is affectionate, but overworked; it tries to be iconic without ever feeling inevitable. A curiosity for horror devotees and aesthetic enthusiasts, but ultimately a noisy echo of a far more primal masterpiece. It wants to haunt — instead, it hustles. See more John W Oct 22 The special art style makes this film unique, but fails to deliver any atmosphere. Also some weird acting in a more or less forgettable story. See more Tyler D @tdaignault Oct 22 A childhood favorite and loved the opportunity to see the movie in theaters but the movie definitely showed it age on the big screen See more Read all reviews

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