The Curse

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Summary: The Curse--Loved it.
Review: I really enjoyed this film. The story was great Very entertaining, very funny!

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Summary: Garbage
Review: Save your money. This is a short (82 minute) piece of [...]. The only reason I watched the amount I did is I couldn't believe how bad it was, and not in a funny Plan 9 way either. Bad cinematography, terrible edits, adolescent screenplay...not one good thing about this .

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Summary: ok horror flick, or whatever you may call it flick
Review: theres werewolfs and theres hot chicks in this ok movie. from the start its good and the end is ok, but I was lost when this one turned from horror to romantic somewhere in there, inside of it, but otherwise it was a good view. for anyone who is a werewolf or horror buff

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Summary: Good indie film - laughed our heads off
Review: This film was a wonderful surprise. Very refreshing change from the Hollywood take on werewolf films or from "B" movies. "The Curse" is more of an artsy indie film with a "feminist-in-a-fun-way" sensibility. The lead actors are all new faces and the love story between Amy Laughlin and Mike Dooly is both funny and touching. The filmmakers were very innovative in working around their budgetary constraints in this low-budget film. I also found the commentaries interesting and informative.

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Summary: Interesting black comedy
Review: This film was a wonderful surprise. Very refreshing change from the Hollywood take on werewolf films or from "B" movies. "The Curse" is more of an artsy indie film with a "feminist-in-a-fun-way" sensibility. The lead actors are all new faces and the love story between Amy Laughlin and Mike Dooly is both funny and touching. The filmmakers were very innovative in working around their budgetary constraints in this low-budget film. I also found the commentaries interesting and informative.

Rating:
Summary: Interesting black comedy
Review: This film was a wonderful surprise. Very refreshing change from the Hollywood take on werewolf films or from "B" movies. "The Curse" is more of an artsy indie film with a "feminist-in-a-fun-way" sensibility. The lead actors are all new faces and the love story between Amy Laughlin and Mike Dooly is both funny and touching. The filmmakers were very innovative in working around their budgetary constraints in this low-budget film. I also found the commentaries interesting and informative.