Sometimes They Come Back for More

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Summary: So Scary
Review: Haha, now, all the other reviews say this movie is cheesey, now, maybe its cause i get scared really easily, but this movie just had something about it that scared the crap out of me.....i couldnt even finnish it

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Summary: Its a pretty good one not the best
Review: I rented the movie and I havn't seen the first three but this one was pretty good. It wasn't the absolute best horror film but good pace of the movie, good plots and story line. I don't recommend going out and buying it righ away cause you should rent it first and decide for yourself.

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Summary: It's The Thing from Hell instead of Another World.
Review: Loosely connected sequel to Sometimes They Come Back and Sometimes They Come Back Again plays the Thing from Another World game as a military rescue team (of only two people!?!) is dispatched to an Antartic drilling station. Seems the miners broke through to hell...and something wants out. For low budget schlock this plays fairly well, no real surprises, but director Daniel Zelik Berk manages to craft an eerie moment or two amongst all the to be expected satanic hokum.

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Summary: A BOMB!
Review: This gives the first two films (especially "Sometimes They Come Back Again") a bad name. I don't know what to tell you except that it's as boring as *** and nothing happens until the last 5 minutes and 23 seconds. Don't you just hate movies like that? I know I do. Even the ending sucked! Save your dollars and forget the DVD as well. The first one was alright and the second one is one of the better horror films I have seen. Buy those in either format, but let's forget the third one ever happened.-Ryan

Ok, let me start by telling you "never, ever see this movie! It is not at all worth it!" It is one of the worst movies I have ever seen. the second one was awsome. One of the best horror movies I have seen, but the third one! It made me feel sick to my stomach to think that this movie was in any way related to "Sometimes the come back again"! It seemed more like a movie about cabin feever portrayed by very bad actors. it had not plot at all, unlike the first two, and you dont see ANYTHING! there is no gang of 50's punks going around killing people, there is just some lame dude in a turtle neck taht you do not see until the last 5 minutes of the movie, and he just stands there! He doesnt even do anything, he just stands there! Take my word for it, do not waste you're time with this movie, PLEASE! Just go rent the first or second one (second one is the best). you will enjoy them much more.-Aaron

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Summary: Pretty Good, but on DVD?
Review: This is a pretty good horror flick, I rented it a while back and it was pretty enjoyable.

I could see where the director/producer was trying to elevate the film up from its "Creature Feature" underpinnings with an interesting plot, and he/she succeeded in some respects. Unfortunately, the obviously small budget of the film coupled with it's setting kept the film from being really interesting.

Rating:
Summary: Pretty Good, but on DVD?
Review: This is a pretty good horror flick, I rented it a while back and it was pretty enjoyable.

I could see where the director/producer was trying to elevate the film up from its "Creature Feature" underpinnings with an interesting plot, and he/she succeeded in some respects. Unfortunately, the obviously small budget of the film coupled with it's setting kept the film from being really interesting.

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Summary: ARCTIC ABSURDITIES
Review: This movie has to have some of the worst outside snow scenes in cinematic history---you can't tell anything what's going on. Inside, things are not a whole lot better, but this thriller does have some unexpected plot twists, including one with Max Perlich who portrays the resident pain in the neck. Clayton Rohner in the lead tries hard, but can't overcome the script's many discrepancies. Emmy-winner Faith Ford looks completely lost in her role as Jennifer, the doctor, and Chase Masterson as Rohner's sidekick gives her Sigourney Weaver imitation. Damian Chapa as Schilling possesses a nasty smarm that belies his good looks.
Not a total waste, but you might want to rent it in lieu of buying.

Rating:
Summary: ARCTIC ABSURDITIES
Review: This movie has to have some of the worst outside snow scenes in cinematic history---you can't tell anything what's going on. Inside, things are not a whole lot better, but this thriller does have some unexpected plot twists, including one with Max Perlich who portrays the resident pain in the neck. Clayton Rohner in the lead tries hard, but can't overcome the script's many discrepancies. Emmy-winner Faith Ford looks completely lost in her role as Jennifer, the doctor, and Chase Masterson as Rohner's sidekick gives her Sigourney Weaver imitation. Damian Chapa as Schilling possesses a nasty smarm that belies his good looks.
Not a total waste, but you might want to rent it in lieu of buying.

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Summary: Excellent low budget suspense
Review: This movie reminds me of the low budget suspense movies from guys that are now famous studio directors. It kept me on the edge of my seat. The ending could be better - my guess is that the production ran out of money.