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The Last Horror Movie (DVD)

Description: Genre: Horror / Director: Julian Richards / Actors: Kevin Howarth, Mark Stevenson, Antonia Beamish ... / DVD released ... more

The Last Horror Movie (DVD) ... 16 October, 2006 at Prism Leisure Corporation / Features of the DVD: PAL / A serial killer uses a horror video rental to lure his next victim. What begins as a teen slasher transforms into a disturbing journey through the mind of Max Parry, a mild mannered wedding photographer with a taste for human flesh.

Newest Review: ... far, so-so. The film then cuts to a diner, where a lone female is clearly the target of somebody rather unpleasant. The ... more

... lights dim, strange noises are heard and she goes to investigate on her own. The outcome is surely inevitable. But as the slasher strikes, the picture fails and the visage of Max Parry appears on your screen, filmed through his home video camera. Max proceeds to apologise for the interruption and for recording over the movie we had started to watch. It wasn't very good anyway, he tells us and if we want to watch a scary movie then what he is about to show is far more likely to fit the bill. Max is making a film about his l...more

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The Last Horror Movie (DVD): I Get This Feeling, Somebody's Watching Me (1394 words)
by plipplop - written on 17/07/06 (Very useful, 175 readings)
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Max Parry seems like a fairly normal bloke, as far as anyone else can see. He earns a modest living by working as a wedding photographer, which, as well as paying the bills, introduces him to lots of lovely young ladies. His elder sister thinks he's slightly odd. It can't really be normal to have somebody with you twenty four hours a day, filming your every move, after all. She doesn't even really know what he's trying to film but Max gets on well with the kids and always makes good company, so she's prepared to let it go. She also knows the tragedy that he experienced many years ago so she's prepared to make concessions. Beneath the calm exterior, however, ...

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