44 reviews (today) ranking 2.4 (and falling) Friends, Horror Movie means: The Movie is Horrifying and is intended to Horrify You! Today (2000-2009) for a movie to "make-it" in Any genre, it must be increasingly, completely and utterly Over the Top. Therefore, if you watch a Horror movie filmed this decade, you must Expect to see Horror! Every Living thing Dies. Animals die, We die. The film makers have searched achieve footage to find black and white imagery of cruelty and torture. Probably originally News Broadcasts. They included this footage to generate Horror in the viewers mind. When you later see a baby suffer and die and decompose (fast speed) with maggots doing what maggots do. Was that Real? No of course not. Was the young woman who died likewise actually killed and filmed? No of course not. Effects, computer enhanced graphic animation. We saw more realistic full colour, close-up Body Mutilation effects in the 1981 movie: The Thing. Nobody complained about the effect, because we knew what we see cannot be Real. So, my advice to viewers is: If you choose to watch a Horror movie made this decade and a few 80's & 90's too, be prepared to be Horrified, Expect to see Extreme Blood, Gore, Suffering, Brutalisation and Sickening sights and sounds. If the Horror Action becomes too much to bare? Simply fast forward (if your alone), or look away (if in a group). As we did when we were Kids at the Late Night Cinima. We knew then, that nothing can harm us, it's not real. The same now, nothing you see in a movie is actually real. No Animals suffered during the making of Seed. No people were Injured. Seed is what we call Fiction, Make Believe. Please Employ some Logic and Calm Down. I give Seed 5 because it has a good storyline and reasonable acting. The first 5 minutes was a cheap move to reduce costs. To reproduce the same 5 minute action artificially and to the same level of realism, costs thousands of dollars. And what would the result be? People would be convinced it's real and complain about the cruelty! Again! May I share a few thoughts? It is possible that those who enjoyed the classic 80's, 90's, horror movies may not enjoy todays horror movies. Likewise, I enjoyed the 80's 90's comedy films, but I sure don't enjoy the vulgar, shocking, "toilet-humour" they call comedy today. I refuse to watch it, I don't find it funny. So, maybe some of you should reconsider your views on Horror? Perhaps you should not watch today's Horror movies? Increasing in realism and horror as time passes, that's guaranteed.
