03-01-2010, 07:51 AM
Quote:Now, what makes this movie so similar to 80âs horror? Well, Iâve heard some people rave about the picture quality and the props, well; I didnât really notice anything about the picture quality and the props you get that with every period movie. What really made this film a tribute was the cinematography and the progression of the storyline. In the beginning, the scenes would freeze-frame while the credits appeared. There are quick cuts, long zooms and loud sound effects⦠all attributing the 80âs horror.
I didn't pay much attention to the picture quality. What really caught my eye was the cinematography. Also, the progression of the storyline. Those ugly ass yellow credits at the end on-top of pictures was just bad ass.

Quote:As for the horror itself; it delivers. I actually jumped up a couple of times and much like the 80s brand of horror, there are a few cliché scares. House of the Devil also goes for shock horror. Everything up until the end is creepy and ominous and when the end scenes play out⦠itâs like watching an acid trip and there are flashes of demonic images and bright colors. There is very little gore but there are disturbing scenes involving sacrifices and blood consumption. Even the score is very high strung and shrilling.
I was so bummed out that they didn't have the chick naked for the final scene. I mean, it's a sacrifice to Satan! Have that chick naked! ...bummed.


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