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posted by Dr Leslie Carr (Fri Aug 27 10, 1:04PM)
Is this what Frorborr pitched in answer to your "most inappropriate rom-com" discussion? Half-an-hour of romantic loveliness followed by a taught and suspenseful thriller? Is there a head in the fridge?
Why must Brits miss out again? If they're not going to distribute these great movies to us, they should agree to put them on iTunes. (Cos we can't get NetFlix either.)
posted by gensing (Fri Aug 27 10, 1:19PM)
Well, I'm intrigued. And I'm usually automatically turned off by the "his friends videoed the whole thing" line (like the 2 we've had trailers for already this week). I guess it's not coming to Italy, eh?
posted by Funwithheadlines (Fri Aug 27 10, 1:23PM)
To me the trailer hints that the ending of the film is a creep or splatterfest instead of a realistic and suspenseful turn of events. Without spooling anything, can you at least say it's more Hitchcock than Craven?
posted by MaryAnn (Fri Aug 27 10, 3:34PM)
There's no head in the fridge. The Hitchcock quote is a tad odd, I'll admit. I wouldn't call the film Hitchcockian. I can't think of any easy label that can be applied to it.
I bet this will get a release in the U.K. eventually. I dunno about Italy, though...