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Posted by Raiderman on June 4, 2013 at 14:33:24:
I was wondering whether to see this movie, and now you've tipped the scales to the watch side. (I'll add it to my netflix list).

To return the favor, if you like low budget horror flicks, I highly recommend "Splinter". Above average acting and a decent, and fairly original, plot.

One thing I like about this movie is that the actors don't do stupid things.
Such as girls going outside the house, in their negligee no less, to investigate a weird sound, (which happens in so many horror movies as to be beyond belief).
Or when a coward runs away, (which is logical), only later to do something really stupid, like pet a strange creature that they know nothing about, (this happens in several films, most notably in Prometheus).
I really dislike it when movies have the characters do incredibly stupid things.