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| #1orenthesApr 12, 2009 18:23:06 | Got this idea after watching this video here. http://www.noknownsurvivors.com/#/ct-1-4 |
| #2RUMPLESTIXApr 12, 2009 18:40:41 | Top this: |
| #3Dark_StrykeApr 12, 2009 18:53:15 | Top this: There's no way that movie expects to be taken seriously. |
| #4terronusApr 12, 2009 18:54:39 | These are timid! -Firstly, Feast 2 was a lame attempt at recreating the atmosphere of the first. I won't get to graphic/use spoilers but the suicide bomber in Feast was a worse scene... which is even showed-up by other films. -Cannibal Holocaust -either Hostel -Inside (linked because it is less well known) -Faces of Death -Nekromantik (good luck finding that one) trailer -How bout that ending to House of the Dead: Overkill? I can probably think of a few more. NOTICE! THIS THREAD IS 'LABELED' AS DISTURBING. ALTHOUGH I ONLY POSTED TRAILER LINKS, THE CONTENT MIGHT STILL BE NOT-SO-NICE. |
| #5RUMPLESTIXApr 12, 2009 21:14:43 | But what can be worse than chukking the toddler you are running with over your shoulder (into the air and finally on the ground...) to serve as diversionary food for the monsters chasing you? (That and I just thought it was a funny scene. Maybe that is the disturbing part. ) |
| #6terronusApr 12, 2009 22:19:56 | Well, my thoughts were that it was horribly done. It was basically a character added just to be killed off again (read: Feast I "I'm the guy whose gonna save your a----- *dies* except that was better, due to the satirical value), and they were putting all their eggs into one basket, hoping that because it was a baby it would have shock value. To me, the value of shock correlates to what is being done to a character that has meaning, and this was just a load of hooey (for the record, I really loved the first Feast, I think they took all the same elements and did them poorly in the second). Now I'm stuck trying to recall a well done scene where one person betrays another in order to save their own skin. ![]() |