Quinton Christiaan de Klerk

Cool slasher. Its like Final Destination & Scream had a baby from mild angry coitus.

Well what nerd doesn't like a dragon queen? Enjoyed this movie.

Poetry meets pop culture, as a 90's teenager this movie was a trendsetter.

It started out great, the storyline was suspenseful, it had all the elements of a great serial killer movie. Then they dropped that bad plot twist. A man able to obsessed anyone he sketches? It was all good up to that point, and it all went down hill from there.

Excellent Cast, I must admit I'm a massive fan of the 90's young generation of actors. But nevertheless its a very good movie but had a hard time watching it.

I can't recall seeing any of the TTCM movies at all. (Saying this is because I covered a lot of serial killer research in my time and you kind of lose track of your sources, and I know its based on an exaggerated version of Ed Gein). Nevertheless I review this as an introduction to the franchise. Out of the blocks I rate a horror movie on the likelihood of it really happening, and this is for practical purposes, the worst plot as it is a sequence of unfortunate events that led leatherface come out from apparent hiding, and going on a killing spree. If the intend was the get a younger generation interested in the franchise I think the opposite effect is achieved. I give it a 2/5.

Great cast, good story line, although the big plot fell through early in the film, was probably the second big downside for me. The first being very confused with Daniel Craig's thick southern accent, battled to have my head around that. Other than that this was not a bad flick. Loved the mystery and the eventful twists.

Banshee doesn't get the credit it deserves. Great story line, with equally great background stories for the characters. It gives you that "this will be an awesome spin off" kind of feel for each character. A story with so many possibilities to explore without going off topic, to me is a great story. I give it a solid 4/5.

I haven't watched The Shining yet, and two minutes in the movie I could see the two was related, the iconic hotel carpet gave it away, nonetheless I tried fruitlessly not to watch the movie further and to watch The Shining first, but my curiosity got the better of me. The movie plot creeps up to you, and you starting to tie the ends, considering I've not watch the prelude, that being said, the feel and style of Stephen King is very evident, and its a good thing. I enjoyed the movie and the familiarity of it, and it keeps you captivated through out. Can't wait to read the book of both The Shining and Doctor Sleep, and to watch the classic horror that is part of our horror movie culture.