Reviews

Ok, this is bad, very VERY bad. I do not know how anyone could find this movie interesting, in any way...The plot sucks bigtime, the music, well 'sounds' are nerve wrecking, and the slasher-scenes are numb...What a dull piece of Japanese non-cinema ! It's supposed to be 'shock-cinema', so I expected something in the line of Cannibal Holocaust, or C. Ferox, etc. But this is a joke !! Perhaps I do not grasp the fine art of oriental cinema, but MY GOD is this a major flunker !!! There are so many opportunities that are left alone, so many gaps in the story, so petty acting !! No horrorfan can just sit back and enjoy EDT2, it is a disgrace to the genre...after 1 hour and 28 minutes you see one or two better scenes (breaking the arm is one of them, but still not impressive), and that's about it I'm affraid. So if you see this one on the shelf, start running the other direction, it SUCKS bigtime !!! Trauma !

It's been a while since a good film came along...This is one ! It has no sence of telling the what's and why's, but it is a must. Nicole can sing and act, I assure you ! Great little romantic drama, with some great interpretations of songs from Nirvana, Madonna, etc... Go see it if you like dance, music and grandeur !! MOULAAAAAAAAAN !!

I have a mixed feeling about this one...although the movie itself is good and amusing, I can't stop thinking the director could have made it even better...The Hollywood syndrome affects the film, by that I mean it is predictable, it's made for a wide audience, not for horror-fans...The movie doesn't contain any real splatter scenes, just some teasers like the heads hanging on the bedroom door :-)

So if you want to lay back and relax, Ed Gein is a nice, good made 'scary movie'. But if you are in for a 'splatter-bad-taste-gore night special', I would recommend skipping this one in the horror-section...