Incredibly Horrifying (MINOR SPOILERS)

Rating: Null/10 (20 December 2002)

This, my friends, is the scariest movie I have ever seen. From the moment it began, I could sense the tension. From that point on, it was a nerve-racking, plot-twisting, mind-bending experience. Even though it was a full theater, and I was surrounded by the "comfort" of my friends, I just about soiled my self at every single turn.
This is how the movie begins: Two girls are sitting in a room, watching the TV. We hear of the videotape, a videotape that supposedly has its viewer dead in exactly seven days. One girl has seen it, and from there, strange things happen. And at exactly 10 PM, she's dead, exactly one week after she saw the tape.
I have to say this movie works on tension. There are moments in which the tension is built to a maximum. The viewer is anticipating something, something terrible, and then, nothing. It also works on element of surprise, especially the scene with the girl in the closet (probably the freakiest dead body I've seen anywhere).
In the end the movie is explained, we find out the mystery of the tape, and everyone lives happily ever after.
Oh, how I wish that was the case. Oh sure, we find out about the tape, but there's no happy ending to this film. We find out just how the victims are killed in perhaps the SCARIEST THING I'VE EVER SEEN. What it is, you'll have to see for yourself. Here's a hint, it involves the TV.
So, if you want to get away from phony slasher flicks(Valentine, Scream, Jason X), classic horror remakes (or re-FAKES, as I like to put it), or horror/comedies (or movies so stupidly violent, you're actually cheering for more blood and guts), then see this movie. It's the return of a lost art. That is a movie that will make your blood freeze.