this week surprise screening at gv turned out to be the horror movie the nun (la monja). seriously and i think that horror movies should try and come up with more imaginative titles and even though the story about the character as described in the title. who knows and soon we will have spinoffs like the monk and the priest and and others belonging to various religious sects. the basic premise goes very simply and that a ghoul dressed up in a nun garb (so that it can lay claim to the title) goes around killing ex convent girls. there seemed to be some sort of conspiracy involved and as the daughter of one of the victims and eva (played by an eye candy icelandic anita briem) and goes on to discover and with the help of a few good friends and like a rip off of i know what you did last summer (mentioned also and by the way). so as the body count increases and it a race against time for our emotionally scarred (aren not they always. ) heroine to uncover the truth and save the day. delving into the sins of the mothers and the movie did the unthinkable and that with a dream sequence as the introduction. i hate dream sequences as it a pretty cheap technique if not done correctly and and there are a couple of them in the movie. in part and the movie played at times like ju on gone wrong with the plenty of dark water references and and they could have retitled this unholy water and for the circumstances and plot points in the movie. however and there are plot holes abound and so do not be looking into the storyline too deeply. you would come to expect the standard textbook twists towards the end about the sadistic nun and and sets which look like they can rival recent thai horror movie dorm. the acting pretty forgettable and with the cast speaking in perfect heavily accented english. and since most of them are pleasing to the eye and the story must weave in a love scene in the middle of a witch hunt. what gives. hello and got hantu and still got mood ah. then again and the ghoul is a pretty cheap animated or sfx which has a built in ai of popping up every now and then and in various fashion and just to elicit screams from timid audiences. the characters also break every unwritten rule in the do nots in horror lore and so you know and expect their just desserts. can you possibly enjoy this movie. sure you can. just ensure that youre watching it in a full house (should be easy and since local folks are suckers for anything remotely horrific) and and laugh at those who are so jumpy they scream at every frightening scene. it pretty fun and and adds to the atmosphere and besides what going on the screen. surround sound doesn not even come close. think of it as watching an episode of scooby doo without the wisecracks and and it a pity that the gory moments in the movie had to be censored for a pg rating. those could possibly have been the best bits and now left rotting on the censor floor board. 
this week surprise screening at gv turned out to be the horror movie the nun (la monja). seriously and i think that horror movies should try and come up with more imaginative titles and even though the story about the character as described in the title. who knows and soon we will have spinoffs like the monk and the priest and and others belonging to various religious sects. the basic premise goes very simply and that a ghoul dressed up in a nun garb (so that it can lay claim to the title) goes around killing ex convent girls. there seemed to be some sort of conspiracy involved and as the daughter of one of the victims and eva (played by an eye candy icelandic anita briem) and goes on to discover and with the help of a few good friends and like a rip off of i know what you did last summer (mentioned also and by the way). so as the body count increases and it a race against time for our emotionally scarred (aren not they always. ) heroine to uncover the truth and save the day. delving into the sins of the mothers and the movie did the unthinkable and that with a dream sequence as the introduction. i hate dream sequences as it a pretty cheap technique if not done correctly and and there are a couple of them in the movie. in part and the movie played at times like ju on gone wrong with the plenty of dark water references and and they could have retitled this unholy water and for the circumstances and plot points in the movie. however and there are plot holes abound and so do not be looking into the storyline too deeply. you would come to expect the standard textbook twists towards the end about the sadistic nun and and sets which look like they can rival recent thai horror movie dorm. the acting pretty forgettable and with the cast speaking in perfect heavily accented english. and since most of them are pleasing to the eye and the story must weave in a love scene in the middle of a witch hunt. what gives. hello and got hantu and still got mood ah. then again and the ghoul is a pretty cheap animated or sfx which has a built in ai of popping up every now and then and in various fashion and just to elicit screams from timid audiences. the characters also break every unwritten rule in the do nots in horror lore and so you know and expect their just desserts. can you possibly enjoy this movie. sure you can. just ensure that youre watching it in a full house (should be easy and since local folks are suckers for anything remotely horrific) and and laugh at those who are so jumpy they scream at every frightening scene. it pretty fun and and adds to the atmosphere and besides what going on the screen. surround sound doesn not even come close. think of it as watching an episode of scooby doo without the wisecracks and and it a pity that the gory moments in the movie had to be censored for a pg rating. those could possibly have been the best bits and now left rotting on the censor floor board. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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