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"This is a fun and energetic horror flick by Wes Craven about a young teen named Fool, a street-smart 13 year-old kid living in the ghetto. When his mother falls ill and the evil landlord hits them with an eviction notice, he hatches a plan with a family friend to break into the landlord's house and rob him of his riches. Unfortunately, Fool finds himself trapped in the house which turns out to be a fortress and uncovers a disturbing discovery about the inhabitants lurking in the basement. Full "
“I wasn't really sure what to expect from this movie but since I have a weak spot for Wes Craven's work, I was quite eager to check it out. Well, first of all, even though it had some creepy elements, especially its poster, to be honest, it wasn't really scary but it was still fairly entertaining. Anyway, eventually, even though half of it was pretty decent, the other half didn't work really well, I'm afraid. First of all, I thought it was pretty neat that the main character was a black kid from the ghetto instead of the usual middle-class white teenagers. The concept itself of this weird house also had some potential but I'm not sure if they handled it properly. Indeed, this house seemed rather unbelievable with all its corridors, secrets passages and other booby traps and I think it would” read more
" Directed by: Wes Craven Produced by: Stuart M. Besser, Dixie J. Capp, Wes Craven, Shep Gordon, Peter Foster, and Marianne Maddalena Written by: Wes Craven Cinematography: Sandi Sissel Edited by: James Coblentz Music by: Don Peake Distributed by: Universal Pictures"
"October 4 "You seen Spencer?" "I seen Spencer, alright." "You find anything?" "Something found him. He's dead, Leroy. I think scared to death." "Y-you sure?" "You thought he was white before, you should see that sucker now!" I think this might be one of Wes Craven's more underrated films. The concept of The People Under the Stairs is creepy and the whole thing was unsettling to watch at times, but at the same time is effectively mixed with some dark humor. While this probably wouldn't be amo"
"Some abandoned houses, have secrets. For that reason, you shouldn't enter them. Also, some people will do anything thing, to keep the money that they have accumulated. Absolute greed, corrupts absolutely."
"for "Get Out" Director: Wes Craven Starring: Brandon Quintin Adams, Everett McGill, Wendy Robie, Ving Rhames, A.J. Langer"
"Well, this was definitely something different that I was expecting. Gimp suit wearing, shotgun wielding nutcase chasing a kid around a manor in a reverse Home Alone with cannibals in the basement and inside the walls... also there's a rottweiler. And slapsticky shit happening... and Ving Rhames."
"Day 6: Favorite Movie by Favorite DirectorThe People Under The Stairs. "