when the main guy first finds the grave site, hes like "oh an indian burial site" and immediately starts destroying it
yeah i know it was centre to the storyline for the totem pole/spear to be removed for him to regenerate, but come on who does that
I just wanted to add that I usually don't care who dies in films like these, but I wanted the lead actress to at least escape. The cops basically killed her when they prevented her from killing the killer. At least she went out quickly.
shareIts sad movie making. It was over the top annoying.
shareThe ending was just plain ridiculous! The killer being resurrected or whatever and seemingly invincible was bad enough but the ending with her stopped on the road to cry and being killed was laughable...
shareIt was beyond dumb - total retard whoever wrote it. Not only is he invincible - he knows how to drive a car after being dead (or whatever his state was) and buried for at least 40 years... Cheezuz!
shareshe was annoying, her whimpers really really started to get on my nerves. otherwise it was fine
sharei also like that she died, refreshing ending compared to other horror movies like this
shareThere's nothing refreshing about this ending. It seems like you can't have the 'happy' ending anymore because people think it's cliche. I personally find the "we have to kill everyone and have the killer still be alive" the new cliche. Nearly every movie today seems to rely on the shock ending.
shareNearly every movie today seems to rely on the shock ending.
Unfortunately this movie tried too hard. The electrician's dialogue was odd. You'd figure that he might be the one to first warn them. Even if just to say "Dude, uhmm - you're in the cemetery of very bad place."
Instead he's making remarks to make boyfriend think he amongst the Deliverance crowd!
When she wore the moms clothes to calm him, that was so Friday the 13th part 2, I was almost embarrassed.
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