From the writers of Saw IV, V and VI...
and
the writers of Feast I, II and III...
comes a pretty cool trailer about a guy who breaks into a house to steal some stuff, but someone worse got there first...
From the writers of Saw IV, V and VI...
and
the writers of Feast I, II and III...
comes a pretty cool trailer about a guy who breaks into a house to steal some stuff, but someone worse got there first...
Fantastic idea for a movie, and a great poster, but the trailer was... just alright. Chalk this up as a "maybe."
"Modern weapons can defend freedom, civilization, and life only by annihilating them. Security in military language means the ability to do away with the Earth."
-Ivan Illich, Deschooling Society
*sigh* apparently this movie was almost a prequel to saw... there goes my hope and expectations...
Red Band Trailer. NSFW..> Titties in the first 5 seconds
"Fun" and "Badass", two words I love hearing in reviews.
Could this be a sleeper? Horror fans unite!
Looks and sounds baaaaad. I will be shocked if it turns out to be worthwhile.
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Funny, usually when I see those words standing out in reviews, it's because the reviewer likes the movie but can't really find anything good to say about it.Quoting Dukefrukem (view post)
"Uh, it's badass. See it."
Movie Theater DiaryQuoting Donald Glover
Or they're not really journalists and just a bunch of dorks writing on a site that got popular by accident?Quoting number8 (view post)
CHUD has a hilarious review. Movie sounds like ten kinds of suck.
http://chud.com/articles/articles/20...TOR/Page1.html
A sample:
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that's awesome. hahaha
This is one of those movies where the logic inside the film needs to be ignored for you to enjoy it. Like Snowpiercer. The movie is called the collector, but he collects absolutely nothing as the snip above says. The traps laid across the house appear to be crazy elaborate for what the Collector is trying to accomplish. So who is he trying to prepare for? If he only collects the people he wants, and kills the rest, why are all the traps fatal? Regardless, we only really care about the cat burglar and his experience throughout the house which is what makes the movie so effective. He shows up to steal something and completely unannounced someone else shows up to "collect" the people who lived here. What I liked: The bear trap scene was fantastically gory. As was the scissor scene. There was also a trick used through the movie where some of scenes involving people screaming were substituted by rock music screams; clever. What I didn't like: The torture scene; it's pure unnecessary and gratuitous gore for the sake of shock value. We learn nothing of what is motivating The Collector other than bad words appear to annoy him. The Collector is a gut wrenching experience that is a much better than the Saw franchise.
The Collection: The progression of sequels is always: Bigger/More right? We are 10 minutes in and we already have a crazy massacre scene that rivals something like the Resident Evil hallway scene X 100. Or the Ghost Ship deck scene x 200. The vibe of this movie is much different than it's predecessor. It seems the director, Marcus Dunstan (who also directed the first), doesn't have time for the slow artistic build he did so well in the first movie. This is the Saw 2 of the Saw franchise. Or the Aliens in the Alien franchise (although that would suggest the sequel is better). Now we are trying to fight the Collector on his turf, in his house, with a group of people who are willing to die for a girl who was taken by the Collector. In one extraordinary scene the Collector confronts three of the mercenaries; killing one, incapacitating the other and quickly escaping to leave the third in a delirious state questioning what just happened; This is the Collector is playing with them. The gratuitous gore is back along with the protagonist of the first movie. And apparently he is still the only one who can see the traps before they actually happen. There is one particular arm breaking scene that is hard to watch. Still, shock value and all, I feel these two movies are unique enough that they are some of the better slasher movies in a long, long time. Bag CGI blood is bad.
I watched that opening scene in The Collection when it landed on Netflix. That's as far as I got. It was just too dopey to continue. I'm not a huge fan of the Saw movies, but I do find it a little difficult to believe that either of the Collector movies is better. Not that I'm willing to watch them to find out.
They're way better than Saw.Quoting Spun Lepton (view post)
nice!
I'm there.
I never saw any of these movies. I did like Saw a lot, which I reviewed on my old blog that Duke posted on sometimes.
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