[ SECRET POST #3816 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3816 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

My favorite is The Village

[thewakokid]

Minority view you got there, but I can dig it. I love Ms Bryce Howard.

[(Anonymous)]

Didn't he rip off some obscure-ish YA book for the plot of that one?

[digitalghosts]

It used to be a plot twist for a lot of books at the time and I recall one with same village and taboo to go in the woods but due to slavic gods not monsters. The world outside was modern one but ... in a timey wimey way so they were really in the past. City of Ember was kind of similar as well.

[dancing_serpent]

That's my favourite, too, but Signs is a close second.

[(Anonymous)]

I like The Village too. It's not perfect, but it's pretty decent. I'll never understand why it gets shit on so much. It's honestly not that bad smh.

[(Anonymous)]

I can see it. From what I've heard, the premise is pretty solid. It's apparently the execution of the second half that dragged it.

[(Anonymous)]

Mine too! I went to see it in the theater with a bunch of friends and we all had quite passionate opinions about it. Ended up discussing it for hours. I suspect the fact that it was marketed as a horror film when it was actually an allegory for the post-9/11 Bush presidency made people hate it.

[(Anonymous)]

Yessss. Even though the 'twist' was obvious (to me), I still love that film. Signs a close second. I don't dislike The Sixth Sense, but I have always been pretty damn 'meh' on Unbreakable.

[(Anonymous)]

I was so intothat film until the stupid twist. But I'll still give it props for awesome atmosphere. I just prefer to pretend that the second half never existed.

[(Anonymous)]

Ditto. I know his reputation has gone down the pan a bit over the past few years, but I still completely unironically love Signs, and rewatch it regularly. The party reveal scene is iconic.