The Billionty-Oneth Geek: Older Than 8 Since 1991

I finished watching My Bloody Valentine , but in 2D this time. It kind of sucked without the 3D gimmick, and I'm glad I was able to catch it in its recommended 3D experience . A lot of the shots done just seem so cheesy, ie. the multiple shots of stuff flying at the screen. Its very obvious that they were done specifically for the 3D effect, but it just comes off as bad when its 2D. Also, the way they shot the movie, without the 3D effect, it looks like another DTV horror flick shot on a bad HD camera. Anyhow, hopefully when its released on DVD, they'll have a 3D version intact, with glasses included. Later geeks.

What a movie. What a MOVIE! Okay, this movie was in no way great. It was good for what it's worth, but compared to other slasher legends, this one is just another run of the mill horror flick. What it has going for it is it's gimmick. It's all about the gimmick! I have no doubt that were this not in glorious 3D, that this would go straight to DVD. This movie is boasting that it's the first rated R movie to be fully in 3D. I suppose all the ones in the 80's don't count because they weren't fully 3D. I have to admit, the use of 3D in this movie is fun, and in the end, is what saves this movie from complete disaster. Body parts, blood, and boobs are always flying at you off the screen, making for an enjoyable time at the cinemas. I'm not going to go through the plot because, well, slasher's are hardly ever about the plot. It's all about the kills. "A killer is on the prowl in a small town, killing off the townsfolk left and right...