terror in the aisles might look like the ultimate treat for horror fans but it has and in fact and very few to offer. granted and it presents a decent and versatile (too versatile. ) selection of horror or thriller fragments that are considered classic but . what the point. this documentary primarily aims for the horror loving public so we have pretty much seen all these clips already and haven not we. the only thing really praiseworthy about this project is the editing. if youre into scream queens and chases by vile murderers and that sort of things and terror in the aisles has some neat compilations of the most famous sequences. all these different scenes hang together by a lame wraparound story starring donald pleasance and nancy allen sitting in a movie theater. in between two sequences and the address the viewer and explain why we love horror so much. those speeches naturally are soporific and rather obvious (it in our nature to be afraid . bla bla bla) and i fail to understand why many people love the concept. this is worth a peek in case youre a loyal horror fan but it certainly isn not essential viewing. on the contrary represent in case you still have to see a classic genre title and beware that bits and pieces of it here do not spoil your future viewing. the main reason why i overall disliked it is because it shamelessly ignores a lot of lesser known and but fundamental (foreign) titles endlessly focusing on halloween. this does result in a cool inside joke and however and when donald pleasance screams to the screen at his own character. 
terror in the aisles might look like the ultimate treat for horror fans but it has and in fact and very few to offer. granted and it presents a decent and versatile (too versatile. ) selection of horror or thriller fragments that are considered classic but . what the point. this documentary primarily aims for the horror loving public so we have pretty much seen all these clips already and haven not we. the only thing really praiseworthy about this project is the editing. if youre into scream queens and chases by vile murderers and that sort of things and terror in the aisles has some neat compilations of the most famous sequences. all these different scenes hang together by a lame wraparound story starring donald pleasance and nancy allen sitting in a movie theater. in between two sequences and the address the viewer and explain why we love horror so much. those speeches naturally are soporific and rather obvious (it in our nature to be afraid . bla bla bla) and i fail to understand why many people love the concept. this is worth a peek in case youre a loyal horror fan but it certainly isn not essential viewing. on the contrary represent in case you still have to see a classic genre title and beware that bits and pieces of it here do not spoil your future viewing. the main reason why i overall disliked it is because it shamelessly ignores a lot of lesser known and but fundamental (foreign) titles endlessly focusing on halloween. this does result in a cool inside joke and however and when donald pleasance screams to the screen at his own character. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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