Aftershock Reviews
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May 7, 2013
He really is a one-trick pony isn't he. And that one trick he does, he doesn't really do that well. We get it, you like pointless gore to try to shock people while sacrificing story and redeeming content. My second issue with his works is the fact that you never "feel" for any of the actors in the movie, you never "care" what happens to them, there isn't any drive or motivation to stick with it. It even plaqued Hemlock Grove.
Jermayne W.
May 6, 2013
Lol want to see it, looks ridiculous
May 4, 2013
Saw this at Stanley film festival tonight & loved it. A fun ride with plenty of great gore.
Pedro Paydro
May 4, 2013
Honeslty i am NOT at all an Eli roth fan. I feel he is to concieted and as if he has earn his place in horror cinema. No you have not, Cabin Fever and Hostel 1 and 2 are 3 of the FEW very FEW horror movies i can say i passionalty hate. They were goddamn awful. I hated his character in death proof, playing a synical douchebag i suppose he is best at. But he did not direct this movie(thank god) so i will give this movie a chance:) like every horror movie.
May 2, 2013
I wonder if the "Serial Killer" is needed. Since the disaster already gave him enough room to carnage. I found all "too over" as his previous films. Unnecessary violence and most of it free, as the sequence of the manhole for example, Unnecessarily violent. As much as we all know that a real disaster was/ would be far more gore, I think is more than time to Hollywood re-evaluate the need for violent films and start to make the connection with young people increasingly committing violent crimes and causing accidents by their acts. Movies like this is unnecessary explicit trivialization of violence. Terrible!
John Tyler
April 29, 2013
The premise sounds interesting, so maybe I'll see it.
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