They don't make such horror movies anymore. Horror movies have become somewhat predictable and plot less, making full use of good sound editing and cheap scares.
June is the month for horror movie. After The Nun, The Omen, FrostBiten, Silent Hill, we also have the much awaited Scary Movie 4. (Sorry, that's NOT a horror movie.) But havn't you had enough of screaming girls in the house, screaming girls in the church and screaming girls in the shower?
You know how girls scream at creepy crawlies, and how they go 'Eeekk' or 'Argh' when they see a maggot. Who in the right mind will watch a movie full of slugs and worms? My colleague Yvonne did, but she was forced. I haven't hear what she has to say yet. Serious people will probably hate it.
But this is a must watch B-grade movie. No, it is not even scary, it is very funny. (Not 'scary movie' funny.) A small town is suddenly infected by slugs, and the fun begin when these gross worms start turning everyone into zombies.
Slither can be sick, gross and out of this world – and it doesn't hide the fact because the movie is wickedly intelligent. The screenplay knows what he's doing, and probably very familiar with the horror genre from the 80s. And yes, you still the screaming girl in the bathtub, and that is one crazy scene that girls will hate and guys will laugh over at
Slither - Smart, scary, sluggish gross, sickly funny all at the same time.
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