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Things get pretty damn tense when the intruder, wearing a dull, but scary mask and protective clothing, commences to torture and maim. Some of the violence is disturbingly graphic. Assuming Sara is the lead character...she is clueless and has no common sense. Let's say "shock and awe" does that to a person.
It was too long and loosing it tense with so much mixed details. It was OK, but not refined as it is in the best of genre. After a while, the owners came and in some slow pace of not so great acting they become a victims by some psycho maniac. The complete atmosphere was with no any special tension, like we all know what will happen. And it happens, but in a very mediocre nothing to scare of work. Only two moments made me scared but it is such a small part in overall concept that I forget about it.
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Meanwhile the intruder remains a mystery to us, just as he does them. A young married couple comes home from a date night to discover that they are imprisoned in their own house with a methodical killer inside. Because of its wide range of contributors, Home Street Home is a uniquely detailed and witty work of acceptance and freedom that so accurately represents its nomadic family of teenage runaway punks. "Monsters" opens up the album, as it introduces the main character, Sue, a 16-year-old who is tired of parental reassurances of safety while she is in desperate need of salvation from her suffering alone.
Home Street Home is the concept album that is a glimpse into the complete, fully staged theatrical production . He then half assedly tortures the wife. She openly walks around when she knows the killer is looking for her. She also is safely nestled in her sons room and rather than staying there meanders to the front door which has been removed from its hinges...yeah the killer is just gonna let you go...
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The more tender portions of Home Street Home obviously cover Sue's metamorphosis from a caged, submissive member of society to a proud, strong deviant dropout. "For the first time ever, I was so shaken by a horror game that I had to pause and set the controller down." "Home Sweet Home is a solid modern horror game which effectively utilizes Thai culture and mythology to create an unnerving, atmospheric, and surreal experience." The only redeeming feature of the film is the soundtrack because of the blues of Big Bill Broonzy. In the end I was listening to the music and playing a video game because the film couldn't hold my attention any longer.
And then, all of a sudden, I saw the cheerleading outfit. I started to remember the trailer I posted for this film about a month ago and my excitement for fear quickly faded. But I kept watching… First off, the dude's mask, not gonna lie, pretty creepy. Secondly, the scenes with the killer doing his thing, slowly torturing and humiliating his victims were pretty terrifying.
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Katherine Jenkins included the song in her album Home Sweet Home . Later recordings were made by Deanna Durbin (recorded July 7, 1939 for Decca Records, catalog No. 2758B), Vera Lynn and by Bing Crosby . The Crosby version was included in his album Auld Lang Syne . In the 1939 film First Love, the song is performed by Deanna Durbin. It has been used in such movies as The Burmese Harp and Grave of the Fireflies.
The soundtrack of Home Street Home is striking for its ability to pull off an array of musical styles to fit the characters' fluctuating moods. When Sue ultimately overcomes, finally learning to live according to her own rules, she enters an episode of reflection. Unlike so many horror films, this film is well-lit and you can clearly see everything that is happening. Much of the film is centered around the psycho versus the wife, and the actors nail it. Shaun Benson, in a virtually silent role, is creepy as the invader.
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Bad guy gets husband's sword, cuts off woman's hand, still bleeding profusely, bad guy stabs wife repeatedly, killing her. Bad guy takes off jumpsuit and mask, calls police department to report death of 2 people, dons his sheriff's badge and waits for the cops. I've just seen this movie today in Lyon during the "Hallucinations Collectives" festival, presented by the author David Morlet himself.
Acting was a little above amateur middle school, especially the lead female. Making cutesy faces to the camera is not acting. The other actors really had limited screen time made the least of it.
"Home, Sweet Home" is a song adapted from American actor and dramatist John Howard Payne's 1823 opera Clari, or the Maid of Milan, the song's melody was composed by Englishman Sir Henry Bishop with lyrics by Payne. Bishop had earlier published a more elaborate version of this melody, naming it "A Sicilian Air", but he later confessed to having written it himself. The mission of Home Sweet Home is to give under-served families a sense of pride and to improve the quality of their lives by providing basic household furnishings. Every day, we distribute hundreds of gently-used and new items to families in our community. Click here to see a list of items we can accept.
There is no reason whatsoever this movie should have ever seen the light of day. Here is a quick synopsis so you'll be spared wasting your time. Woman is tied to a radiator, and demands to see her husband. Bad guy scalps husband, evidently killing him. Woman gets free, finds husband's gun, shoots bad guy in neck.
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