In the Mouth of Madness
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A proper horror film!
With the horror scene of the 21st Century plagued by sequels, remakes, dumb teenage protagonists and predictable jump scares, it's refreshing to dabble in genre classics and ... read more
A very good movie
UPC: 794043490729

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"Hobbs End, New Hampshire Hobbs End is the name of a fictional location used in several works of speculative fiction. Its name is possibly intended to convey a sense of unease, evil, or "wrongness", since "Hob" is an old nickname for the devil. Why you wouldn’t want to visit: It’s because you’re trapped, in a Sutter Cane novel or movie. “Have you ever read Sutter Cane?” "

"6.2. Blu-ray Jos olisin käyttämässä männä vuosina täälläkin rasittavuuksiin asti ja ärsyttävän löyhästi käytettyä mindfuck-termiä, olisi tässä aika kova ehdokas. Helppo seurata mukamas simppeliä tarinaa, kunnes huomaa olevansa aivan pihalla, ei tapahtumista, vaan ikään kuin uskotellusta todellisuudesta Sam Neillin kanssa. Jossain hulluuden syövereissä. (En edes tajunnut, että Hulluuden syövereissä on tän suomennos. Ei näin kornia sanailua voi enää poistaakkaan.) K"

"Viewing: 2nd Format: Blu-ray Thoughts: HALLOWEEN WEEKEND SCREENING #3. I recall seeing this in the theaters as a teenager, but don't remember much of it other than it being a somewhat solid John Carpenter flick. This marked the beginning of Carpenter's mid-90s tear, which was followed by Village Of The Damned, Escape From LA, and Vampires. All of which feature some great atmosphere and scares, with top notch practical FX. In The Mouth of Madness is probably at the lower end of the bunch, despite"

" Directed by: John Carpenter Produced by: Sandy King, Michael De Luca, and Artist W. Robinson Written by: Michael De Luca Cinematography: Gary B. Kibbe Edited by: Edward A. Warschilka Music by: John Carpenter and Jim Lang Distributed by: New Line Cinema"

" Date: 6/26/2019 Viewed: Blu-Ray Re-watch Note: This movie is John Carpenter's last great classic in my opinion and the movie gets better with each viewing. I love how this movie is smart and surreal because this movie really has you questioning what is really real or not? Movies that make the viewers have their own individual interpretations and perspectives on the story are the type of movies that I really love the most. This movie also has awesome special effects and good acting as well. "