Spliced

Name: Spliced
Genre: Horror
Released: 2006-08-20T06:48:14-07:00

2003

Spliced

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Movie Info

Young and troubled teen Mary (Liane Balaban) is obsessed with horror movies -- aren't we all! -- and refuses to stop watching them even though she has hideously bloody nightmares and sleepwalks into traffic. Her school psychiatrist (Ron Silver) is powerless to keep her from seeing a new hit movie called "The Wisher," in which a pale-faced, razor-fingered, cloaked demon obeys wishes in the most terrible manner. What do you know, once Mary sees the movie, her wishes start coming true, which is bad news for her dad and friends. Mary suspects someone, perhaps that cute boy who has a crush on her (Drew Lachey, singer for boy band 98 Degrees), is committing these awful crimes -- or could it be a supernatural being after all?

Rating:

R
Genre:

Horror
Directed By:

Gavin Wilding
In Theaters:

Jul 1, 2003 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Jul 1, 2003
Runtime:

86 minutes
Studio:

Movie Central

Cast

Liane Balaban
as Mary

Ron Silver
as Campbell

Robert Bamford
as Movie Wisher

Drew Lachey
as Brad

Siri Baruc
as Debbie

Melissa Repka
as Mandy

Billy Morton
as Earl

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Sep 11, 2011

Very scary, I gotta admit. But some parts here and there were a little "slow." But it did have a good story, awesome antagonist, and a frightening conclusion, with some pretty cool blood\death scenes.

Jacob P Super Reviewer
Feb 01, 2011

Standard, no-thrills slasher here. No gore, low body count, childish premise and predictable. I've seen worse though, but there's very little going for this one.

Lee ? Super Reviewer
Mar 04, 2009

I never heard of this Movie before, I happened to caught it on TV. Wow, it was not Scary though sort of "Psycho Shocker" The Legend of "The Wisher" was very interesting I WISH they had focused the Plot more on Legend. Great Movie but never again. I didnt like the End. For some reasons I dont like Ron Silver though he was great in this Movie.

NaWie M Super Reviewer
Mar 16, 2008

This is an independent "slasher flick" in which our protagonist is supposed to be "horror savvy", but she is only addicted to horror movies because fear is her kink (the Kinsey institute has confirmed that some humans show heightened arousal when viewing violence before engaging in sexual activity so it's about time a horror plot mentioned this!). The "killer" who emerges from the film to haunt her real life does not look that scary, and this plays out more like an episode of "The Outer Limits" than a feature. Still, it is better than the typical over-budgeted fair that is picked up by monopolizing giants like Landmark and AMC, as it doesn't suffer serious acting problems, and the plot is actually coherent and without gaping holes.

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