Excellent

Rating: 9/10 (1 August 2004)

I love this, seeing it was like watching a two hour twilight zone, but it was great. I love that he is trying to make us use our minds to scare us, not blood and gore. In the midst of some terrible horror (i.e. Cabin Fever, the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Dawn of the Dead.) A great mind f*** is what we need. It's sad that some people don't appreciate that. Horror lost it's way and ended up being a scary, bloody version of Scooby Doo or remaking the classics. Creativity and talent are hard to come by, especially now. People need to open their eyes and realize that. Reviving Freddy Kruger and Jason is not the way to scare people, stuff that makes you think that that actually might be going on in some part of the world is. I truly believe that Hitchcock would be pleased with this, it is his style with a stranger twist.