My Bloody Valentine 3D: Italian
Harmony, a mining town in the United States. An accident in a tunnel caused by the incompetence of the young Tom Hanniger causes the death of five miners. The only survivor in a coma, is Harry Warden. The moment he wakes up his desire for revenge is strong enough to push him to commit a massacre in Valentine's Day.
Now ten years have passed and Tom, still burdened by guilt, he returns to his city. Find that Sarah, his love of old, is married to Axel, then his friend and now sheriff. Tom hopes to able to overcome the nefarious past instead a series of heinous crimes raises more than a suspicion that his return has meant that even Harry Warden has made its reappearance on the scene with the intention to complete the slaughter. The remakes are not always worse than their reference models. The film of 1981 by George Mihalko, entered rightfully among the cult of Quentin Tarantino, is now being overtaken by Patrick Lussier's remake which, moreover, has so far not shone for special merit. What happened? And 'that happened there was the combination of two important elements in relation to gender. 3D, today discovered for the umpteenth time and hopefully lasting, gives a particular impact at the cinema horror if he know how to use properly its potential. There is nothing better picks that are launched toward the audience or flame that is channeled through a tunnel to enhance the yield. If one adds a dimension to a mine as claustrophobic as dark as night that dominates the film can well understand how the soil is favorable to exacerbate the tension.
But the reason for the success not only in the use of technology. Also in the choice of going 'beyond' (in a positive way at last) Saw and the like. Even those not fond of the genre, but he wanted to 'be afraid' can easily understand how this If the cruelty (essential for a serial killer or vengeful supposed) relates to the narrative and the creation of suspense and not subject to a barren and grim formal succession of bloody offal or torture well known to embarrass the Marquis. Here, for Valentine's Day if you receive 'a gift' hearts until shortly before the buttons is not an excuse. There is a reason.
Now ten years have passed and Tom, still burdened by guilt, he returns to his city. Find that Sarah, his love of old, is married to Axel, then his friend and now sheriff. Tom hopes to able to overcome the nefarious past instead a series of heinous crimes raises more than a suspicion that his return has meant that even Harry Warden has made its reappearance on the scene with the intention to complete the slaughter. The remakes are not always worse than their reference models. The film of 1981 by George Mihalko, entered rightfully among the cult of Quentin Tarantino, is now being overtaken by Patrick Lussier's remake which, moreover, has so far not shone for special merit. What happened? And 'that happened there was the combination of two important elements in relation to gender. 3D, today discovered for the umpteenth time and hopefully lasting, gives a particular impact at the cinema horror if he know how to use properly its potential. There is nothing better picks that are launched toward the audience or flame that is channeled through a tunnel to enhance the yield. If one adds a dimension to a mine as claustrophobic as dark as night that dominates the film can well understand how the soil is favorable to exacerbate the tension.
But the reason for the success not only in the use of technology. Also in the choice of going 'beyond' (in a positive way at last) Saw and the like. Even those not fond of the genre, but he wanted to 'be afraid' can easily understand how this If the cruelty (essential for a serial killer or vengeful supposed) relates to the narrative and the creation of suspense and not subject to a barren and grim formal succession of bloody offal or torture well known to embarrass the Marquis. Here, for Valentine's Day if you receive 'a gift' hearts until shortly before the buttons is not an excuse. There is a reason.
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