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Antrum: The Deadliest Film Ever Made is a movie starring Nicole Tompkins, Rowan Smyth, and Dan Istrate. A young boy and girl enter the forest to dig a hole to hell. Said to be a cursed film from the late 1970s, Antrum examines the...

Starring: Rowan Smyth, Nicole Tompkins, Circus-Szalewski, Dan Istrate

Genres: Horror

Director: David Amito, Michael Laicini

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Genres	Horror
Director	David Amito, Michael Laicini
Writer	Michael Laicini, David Amito, David Amito
Stars	Rowan Smyth, Nicole Tompkins, Circus-Szalewski, Dan Istrate
Country	Canada
Also Known As	Antrum: Το Φονικότερο Έργο Που Έγινε Ποτέ, Antrum, アントラム　史上最も呪われた映画
Runtime	1H 35M
Description	A young boy and girl enter the forest to dig a hole to hell. Said to be a cursed film from the late 1970s, Antrum examines the horrifying power of storytelling.

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Sunday, 11 Oct 2020 00:27

This is a very disturbing film, with strong performances from the lead actor and the actress playing the housewife. The film has a dark tone, with many things happening in a house that is completely under control, but can be easily disturbed. The story is interesting and it is very hard to predict what will happen next. This is one of the most disturbing films I have seen, and I hope it gets a lot of credit for that. I rate it a 9 out of 10.

Thursday, 08 Oct 2020 12:37

A small town in Maine gets a strange call from a distant location in New Mexico. When they arrive they find a town of only about 300 people that is now infested with zombie like creatures that are eating away at the people of the town. Now it is up to them to survive the onslaught of the creatures and to prevent the zombies from spreading further. This movie is not for the faint hearted, it is a slow paced but intense film. The acting was not the best but the acting was good enough to keep you interested. The zombies in this film were amazing. The zombies were really well done. They looked really well and were made to look scary. The effects were done very well. The music was good too. It fit the mood of the movie and really made the atmosphere of the film. This is a really underrated movie and I am sure that you will be impressed by this movie. It was a great movie and I give it a 9 out of 10. This is one of my favorite zombie movies ever and I recommend it to anyone who likes a good horror movie.

Sunday, 27 Sep 2020 08:08

The Deadly Domain (2003) is an entertaining indie film from the early nineties, made in the same mould as the likes of TerrorVision (1992), Deathproof (1994) and the now famous 'Ozark' (2001) series. The setting is the forgotten backwater of American Indian Reservations and it is this setting which makes the film appealing, with the lack of money or government involvement an alibi for the violence the Native American Indians (with a few extras from the townsite) inflict on the townsfolk. Director Joe Scarnici is a relatively new arrival to the contemporary horror landscape and despite not being a major name it is he who does not disappoint, it is one of his first ventures, with little direction or control but still more than holds its own with other amateur films he has directed. The film is shot in low budget stock and the use of shoddy location filming gives the film an amateur feel, especially during the opening shots, where the film opens with a traditional Indian dance as the village is spanked by the inhabitants for their crimes of the community. It is on this level that the film is best developed and Scarnici keeps a focus on the various killer murders, the killings themselves are fairly interesting and are executed well, with the last murder coming up a little fast and there is a nice blood spurt to spice up the sequence. There are some good use of ambient sounds and the film manages to maintain a creepy ambiance throughout, the scenes involving the dancing Indians are interesting and well-executed. It also helps that Scarnici treats the film with care, with a couple of instances where he could have chosen to remove certain aspects of the film to give it a more serious feel. The acting from the central cast is good but is far from great, including one performance which is underrated and totally unnecessary. The latter is from Ian Gamble, who gives one of his best performance ever in this film. The script is a little slow and lacks tension, the script for the film is a work in progress and sometimes it comes across a little weak. With a few more actors and a better script the film could have been more moving but still there is some suspense and tension to be found in the film. The Deadly Domain is a very good horror film with a great cast and interesting premise but the direction is inconsistent with its pace, a few moments where it feels it is slavishly following the concept but this could be easily fixed. The Deadly Domain is very good and recommended for fans of the genre or anyone who loves British independent films.

Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020 11:33

I've seen this movie twice, and the second time I just felt like I was being silly. But this time I was actually being really nice. I mean, I watched it on my own, so I don't know how that works, but I definitely felt like I was in the movie and I was actually really into the story. I felt like I was watching a movie. I'm not saying it's a great movie, but I think it's a good movie. It's really weird, but I think it's a really good movie.

Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 07:03

Hey, why not? This is definitely one of those movies that you will not forget! Having seen the trailer, I was a little skeptical. I don't get the big hype. I mean, I think it's well shot, acted and directed. The actors are actually giving a good performance and, in my opinion, the script is very well written. Maybe a little off-the-wall, but it's okay. The gore was there, there was some interesting visuals. Overall, a good movie, well shot and well directed, with some dark humor thrown in for good measure. Plus, who doesn't love zombies!

Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 10:15

The first half of this movie is perfect, and the ending is fantastic. I think that the entire movie is perfect. However, the second half is a bit slow and the ending is weak. The film is very bloody and the zombies are very well done. There are a few plot holes, but the first half is great and the second half is just a bit too slow. I would recommend this movie to anyone, as it is a great movie and it is a must see.

Monday, 24 Aug 2020 18:41

I think I just watched the "Most Terrifying" movie ever made. I was expecting a scary movie, but I was more scared by the "I want to be the first one to see this movie" scenes. The movie had an excellent cast, but the best part was watching the dialogue. The script was great, the movie had a great ending, and the characters were so well developed, that I actually felt like they really existed. The only thing that I didn't like about the movie was the ending, and I have to say, the ending was so good that I actually thought that the movie was over. The actors were all great, the script was great, and the actors had such a great chemistry with each other. It was so sad that the movie had such a low rating. I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone who likes horror, suspense, and psychological movies. I would rate this movie a 9 out of 10.

Saturday, 22 Aug 2020 06:51

It's been a long time since I saw a horror film with a big budget. I always thought that big budget films could not be all that scary. It's always been a sort of middle ground between the low budget and the big budget. With the exception of The Grudge, which I loved, I've always felt that big budget films didn't scare me enough. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this film. The film starts out with a girl named Claudia (Amber Tamblyn) waking up in a hospital bed. She's been stabbed and killed and the only thing she remembers is that someone is trying to kill her. She wakes up in the middle of the night and hears strange noises coming from the other side of the room. She then looks around the room and discovers that the room has been completely flooded with water. She is forced to stay in the hospital, because it's under attack by a cult that has been surrounding it for some time. Her roommate (Ellen Page) has a breakdown and is taken away. Soon, they discover that the cult has kidnapped a young girl named Amy (Abigail Breslin) and are holding her hostage. Soon, a group of cult members begin to attack the hospital, killing everyone that gets in their way. The film is pretty scary and the film is very well done. The acting is very good, and the acting is believable. The directing is very well done, and the cinematography is great. The cinematography is the only aspect of the film that I really did not like. The film has a very realistic look to it. It's very dark, and the film is quite disturbing. The film is very disturbing, but the film is not very gory. The film is also very violent, and the violence is very graphic. It's not a horror film that you can watch with your family, but it's a very good film that you should definitely see. The film is very good, and I give it a 9/10.

Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 21:56

I found this to be very scary. It's a really good film and the acting is great, not over the top but believable. It's not meant to be a comedy, but I felt that this movie was one. It was made in the 1980's, when bad-bad horror films were not at their best. I thought it was an intelligent, well thought out horror film and thought it would be different. It's not really a film for everyone, but I think it's a great film for those that like a good horror film and an original and well-made film. The acting is great, the film is solid, and there are lots of elements that work. Don't be fooled by the trailer, this is no film made by Hammer, it's not a horror film, but it's definitely an intelligent and well made horror film that I think all horror fans should see.

Saturday, 25 Jul 2020 16:18

I love this movie! It's well worth the watch. The acting is great and it is so well written and directed. I would like to see more of this film, but they need to put it out on DVD. The special effects are a great add on to the horror aspect of the film. I also like the scene in the hospital where the blood is flowing out of the IV line. The director uses a great shot when he shows the doctor removing the IV line, it shows how much blood is coming out of the IV. The film has an interesting story line. I think it's a great story. It was a shame that the film was not better known. I really liked the actors in the film. The actors really pulled off the roles they were playing. It was a great film. It has a great ending. I think that this is a film that everyone should see. It's great!

Saturday, 25 Jul 2020 08:28

Hollywood just doesn't make good horror films anymore. In the old days, horror movies were the first horror films that people watched. I remember my mother watching the movie "Alien" on the television, and I was 11 and thought it was bad. One of my friends sat next to me and gave me a look and told me it was really cool. So we watched it, and I liked it. Now, if I was 10, I would have loved it. But, I'm 28 and I'm watching it for the first time. "The Conjuring" is a movie that had me jump for several minutes. It's suspenseful, emotional, and creepy, all at the same time. I would recommend it to anyone who likes suspenseful, emotional, and creepy horror movies. One thing that I love about this movie is that it deals with Satan and the devil as more of an evil entity. Demons are nothing new and there were no religious things about them back then. I was captivated by the scenes of the FBI agents searching the house for the devil. I also liked that we never saw Satan in the beginning of the movie, because that would have been too obvious. In the end, I will give this movie a 9 out of 10 because it's really hard to get a rating of 9 out of 10.

Rebecca Pearson

Friday, 24 Jul 2020 22:57

To me, David Cronenberg's 'Dead Ringers' (1971) is the ultimate horror film. It is both wholly inspired and completely unique. The opening sequence alone is worth it's price. The long takes of the movie make this scene even more frightening. The location photography is breathtaking and the use of light is perfect. The film starts with a murder at the center of the town and our protagonist reveals a shocking secret. This crime has repercussions and makes it harder for any innocents to survive. The killing begins and the plot builds to a climax. 'Dead Ringers' is almost always relevant and I do mean almost always. You can easily predict the outcome of the plot and any number of strange twists ensue. At first, the killer is a prostitute. Later, it is a diner manager. Soon, it becomes clear that the killer is not the killer but the manager. However, it is not clear which of the characters is the killer and which one is not. There are many twists and turns, a few of which don't come in the form of plot twists, but rather just happen to everybody. There are numerous ridiculous actions of the characters that are done just for laughs. One of the highlights of this movie is the unique camera work. The angles the film uses are amazing and are very artistic. The editing is top notch and the length of the film adds an extra dimension to the movie. The movie builds a perfect atmosphere and can either make you scared or jump out of your seat in an unsettling way. The music is really creepy and the music in the movie has a creepy sound to it. The acting in the film is really great. Roger Corman returns to direct and he does a great job. The supporting actors play their roles well. We see the deaths that happened in the movie before they happen in the real world. The ending in 'Dead Ringers' has an interesting twist. The twist is great. I was impressed with the way the story ends. It is not predictable, it is a story that is unique and believable. David Cronenberg was able to turn a world with a lot of gruesome death and a lot of gruesome people, into a wonderfully artistic and creative story. 'Dead Ringers' is a must-see for horror fans and those who love the horror genre. David Cronenberg did a very good job directing the film and I would really like to see more from him. 'Dead Ringers' is a brilliant movie that was not beaten by the likes of 'Friday the 13th' and 'Dagon'. 8/10.

Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 04:28

I first saw this movie at the Toronto International Film Festival, and I didn't think it was very good. But, I was wrong. The story is compelling, the acting is great, and the cinematography is very well done. The acting is superb, and the cinematography is outstanding. This movie is an example of what a movie can do when it is properly edited and put together. It is not just a movie, but an experience. I thought that the ending was a bit abrupt, but, that's what it was supposed to be. I highly recommend this movie. It is a great addition to the horror genre.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 16:13

The film is at its core a metaphor for the human condition, that any love-love-love who is torn away from a woman is a "dead" love-love-love and that those who lose a child without any reason are "dead" for good reason, be it because of their own stupidity or because of love-love-love. We know where we stand with the father, he was a caretaker to a "proper" lady for no apparent reason, then his son steps in to take his place. The father makes a deal with the mysterious woman who has become his mistress, giving her his manhood in exchange for her love, thus granting her the ability to pursue the better life she desires. In addition, he has lost his physical beauty, the woman is "dead" but her beauty is so great that she is "dead" too. This "deadness" works as the catalyst for a meaningful life for the father. But when he meets his next love, he finds his beauty restored again, and he sees her as his true love. In order to understand this movie, one must understand that there is more to it than the simple themes of fatherhood and love. There is a political subtext that the "producers" of the film wish to state and maybe an even more complex subtext of the disease of the age of neo-liberalism. The film can also be seen as an allegory for fascism. The film is certainly inspired by "Dirty Dozen", one of the worst films I have ever seen, but it is not "Dirty Dozen" in the slightest. There are no overt homo-erotic and sexual themes, only the tragic, ambiguous life of a man who is consumed by the delights of a beautiful woman. I do not consider this film to be "Dirty Dozen" in the slightest, simply because it is unique in its own way. It is one of those films that is in the dark-and that is what makes it so unique.

Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 23:59

I will admit, I didn't read the graphic novel, so the movie is kind of "blind" to that fact. However, in any case, this movie has it all: some great performances, great production values, and a complete lack of self-awareness. A movie where the only real killer is a boy who can use his imagination to kill and has nothing on anyone else. This is "The Silence of the Lambs" without the genius brilliance. This is "Psycho".without the ridiculousness. If you're expecting "Scream" or "The Omen" or "The X Files" or "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" this movie is not for you. If you're looking for a movie that will make you go "whoa" and draw your attention to the screen, "The Deadliest" is for you. Now if you're expecting some "Rush Hour" or "Die Hard" knockoff, this movie is NOT for you. It is entirely different and holds a uniqueness that's unique in its own right. This is truly "ahead of its time", no more, no less.

Monday, 29 Jun 2020 10:30

I am not a big fan of Horror/Comedy movies, I always found the scenes here in the UK to be so drawn out, I know its the simple way of doing things, but IMO the films here are better then those in America. So many features in the film just doesn't work and I just don't see it working in every scene. I can't say that the acting is bad, but the ones in the film did not give the impression of a true survivor of the horrors they experienced. I believe that its a combination of the Script that was written so slow and the actors that were in the film and really, it just didn't work. The plot was a total boring drag with no real story line to speak of. The actors in the film gave the impression that the actors were bored of the script, so you don't get the vibe of the situation. I think that the script writers and the actors should have just shot the film over a few days and then re-scripted it. I am sure that the Director was actually watching the camera filming for most of the film. I don't believe that the Director needed a script. The Director and the Actors simply needed to be given some pressure and make the audience jump and get a kick out of it. It is just so sad that people are so determined to make a film that is not going to end with a bang. You can see the Director coming up to the actors and begging them to get some pressure on them, telling them to think about something more then the script that they just wrote. So many people give the Director credit for making a film that they just like, but they don't really have any knowledge on the actual production of the film and just blindly thought that the Director really did a great job. Overall it is an awesome film that was made for the love of Horror/Comedy films, but it just seems like the Script was a bit drawn out and the actors were bored. The Director just needed to have a small script revision. Overall I give this movie a 9 out of 10, which it was completely undeserving of, but the Script was just very boring and there were too many features that just don't work in this film.

Jacqueline Harvey

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 21:50

I was absolutely shocked to hear about the film that is CTHD. After I watched it, I was so glad I did. The director (Michael Cuesta) made a film that was not only terrifying, but one that had some real elements that didn't just look like they were made for a horror movie, but were actually put in there for a purpose. It was also very entertaining and something that could be very interesting to watch. The movie is very disturbing, but at the same time very entertaining. It is not your typical horror film. It has more of a drama than a horror film. It is a film about an old man who is dead, and someone wants to use him for his power. It is a film that has the power of a normal movie. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to watch something that can be enjoyed without a lot of gore. It is a great film that will make you think.

Michael Alvarado

Friday, 01 May 2020 17:47

This is an eerie, low-budget horror film from Austria. It's pretty obvious the filmmakers were trying to create a contemporary vampire movie. But it doesn't work very well. The movie starts out pretty well, with a really creepy scene where the girls are having fun at the house of a neighborhood occultist. However, the scenes become a little too much too quickly. The old man's role is pretty over the top and stupid, and the ending is pretty unrealistic. The acting is really good though, and the first victim is very scary. This movie is a pretty disturbing piece of cinema that works best when it's subtle. It's a good idea for a horror film, but it just doesn't work at all. It's not very well thought out, and it could have been much better if it was. Recommended only to die hard fans of ultra low budget horror films. * out of *

Friday, 01 May 2020 14:17

This is the second longest review ever on IMDb and I probably shouldn't have to write anything because it's the most important review I've ever made. A lot of people say the movie was worth watching because of the "cheap scare" factor, but that's a cheap term. So many horror movies have this look and feel and when I say "cheap" I mean "you could do better with that $15". This movie was all about horror and horror looks better on a screen. Not expensive but the special effects and effects. The original cut with the reused commercial footage was a more successful movie and I can understand why. But I'd like to have seen the original ending with this classic script. This was like a horror movie with an equal number of horror and horror fiction elements. The movie is one of the few that feels like horror and a horror movie. It feels like a horror movie for the kids but with a good dose of horror and horror fiction. I'm not a child but I'm looking forward to seeing the sequels. I think the ending with the chainsaw was brilliant but I would also love to see a sequel with the chain gun (but I guess I'll have to wait for them to make them). But this is how I feel about this movie. There is no "cheap" horror or horror fiction film. The original script was great and I want to see it again.

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