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/dev/random / Re: The last movie you saw....
« Last post by |iR|Focalor on September 17, 2026, 04:03:25 AM »Have you seen any of the Terrifier movies?
No. From what little I've seen about them, I assumed they were terrible.
Another remarkably bad one...

The Stuff (1985)
This "might" otherwise be a decent movie except for the fact that it's edited so poorly and some of the scenes with special effects seem to be spliced in with no regard for how they fit into the story or for continuity. For example... theres one scene where a man runs a convenience store. They're questioning him. He goes into a back room where he drops to the floor and "the stuff" runs out of his mouth and goes out the window. His hollowed out body is laying on the floor with its mouth wide open. They burst through the backroom door to see where the man went. The camera views the 2 men from a high angle up a set of stairs where apparently the mans body is laying. They comment on his open mouth... well... how the hell did they see his open mouth if he's up one floor of stairs? Theres no way they could see that from where they are! And theres several other places where things jump around with no explanation and feel REALLY disjointed.
Like I said, it could've been a decent movie. The premise is good, the cast isn't entirely awful. It's just so poorly edited and planned out that it feels super disjointed.
Wouldn't recommend it unless you're feeling adventurous and are willing to endure the bad editing.

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Margaret Qualley's a bit of a free-spirit weirdo, so I'm not sure, but I'd normally assume they probably went frame by frame to make sure you didn't get to see more than they wanted you to.

Which is all the proof you need that I'm telling the truth when I say that RottenTomatoes is biased and unreliable.
) They're bad. I wouldn't recommend them. Unless you're like me and you kinda like bad and cheesy horror movies, in which case, sure, they're okay.

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