Saw? Bring it. The Hills Have Eyes? No problem. The Burning Bed? Torture. I was terrified. Probably because this HAPPENS. Women endure this kind of treatment in the real world. I was shaking lol
--Artemis
I have a dream, and in it, something eats you.
I watched this movie in Debate at school today because we were discussing whether or not it's justified to kill in this situation. After seeing it, I totally understand why she would kill her husband. It was a truly terrifying and upsetting and thought provoking movie. It made me so sad. Farrah Fawcett did such a good job.
shareI agree. I was glad when I saw the end of the movie. I watched this after coming home from work one night and seeing it on TV. I still have not seen the beginning of the film, and I'm honestly not sure I care to. I was terrified of this movie.
--Artemis
I have a dream, and in it, something eats you.
I don't think that this movie would be a good topic for a debate class because it's so one sided. What was there to debate? We never really see any parts of Mickey to feel anything but negatively about him. In almost the whole movie he's depicted as a monster and she's depicted as a sweet and helpless kitten. If you only go by this movie, you will find yourself asking "what did she ever see in him?" or "Why did she ever love him?" because in the movie, Mickey has no redeeming qualities whatsoever but in reality people are not so one dimensional.
You may be entitled to your own opinion but you are not entitled to mine.
Arimas, Samira
This was probably the scariest and toughest movie I have ever watched. And I am a seasoned horror movie fan. But the way Paul LeMat portrayed this character, its like he WAS Mickey! Chilled right to your bones.
And the sharp, discordant trumpet played throughout the movie only underscored the violence!
And the theme music is haunting and yet beautiful. I wish I could find it on a soundtrack somewhere.
"I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus."
"Didn't he discover America?"
"Penfold, shush."
And the sharp, discordant trumpet played throughout the movie only underscored the violence! And the theme music is haunting and yet beautiful. I wish I could find it on a soundtrack somewhere.
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I remember my parents watching this on tv when I was a kid. I came into the room when she was being beaten up. I was shocked to see a man hit a woman. I had never seen such a thing as a young kid. It scared me. Sadly later on my aunt was beaten by a man.
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