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Carley 2023-09-30 20:31:35
Rat head and tiger...
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Onie 2023-08-16 01:35:23
awesome! A five-star recommendation is a must! This is what is called a "horror...
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Otis 2023-08-09 19:53:29
I'll see when you eat him - I like the evil ending, 3 stars for the ending, otherwise pretty...
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Floy 2023-08-02 14:39:08
Very perverted, I remember one of Paul's classes discussing dread. In fact, it is all kinds of phobias, fear of heights, shadows, etc. From this aspect, the film is not bad. The tone has always been dark and it is depressing to watch It's terrifying but a little disgusting in...
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Bonnie 2023-06-21 07:38:25
After the madman grasps the truth, everything will be cannon...
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Keyon 2023-06-17 22:59:20
I actually vomited......
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Xzavier 2023-06-08 05:42:43
The most effective way to overcome fear is to make others fear...
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Trenton 2023-05-18 14:15:21
So nasty...don't believe in love...
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Madisyn 2023-05-13 11:07:38
The so-called once on the pirate ship, no matter how hard it is to get out, in the end, I even took my life... Who has the courage to face the beast in my...
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Liana 2023-04-09 01:00:41
"Showing one's own wounds is an opportunity to sprinkle salt on others" by...
Dread Comments
Extended Reading
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Quaid: Watching the fear of death, the pinnacle of all dread approach, that was the limits. Someone once wrote that no man can know his own death. But to know the death of others, intimately, to watch the tricks that the mind would surely perform to avoid the bitter truth, that was a clue to death's nature, wasn't it? That might, in some small way, prepare a man for his own death. To live another's dread vicariously was the safest, cleverest way to touch the beast.
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[last lines]
Quaid: [after tossing a knife next to a corpse] Let's see how hungry you have to be to get through that.
Cheryl Fromm: No. No!
