Slither

[mewelke]

I saw this yesterday, really fun, an excellent blend of horror and comedy. It's also really well crafted...I IMDB'd the writer/director and wasn't surprised to see that he'd done a lot with TROMA. The film contains some excellent references to cult movies, watching it you can tell the makers know and love the genre.

[ClintP]

My wife and I went and saw it on Sat. It was really good. I was expecting it to be pretty funny, but it surpassed my expectations. My wife really likede it as well. She normally doesn't care too much for the genre.

[Mikie]

I saw it. Pretty damn funny. And it was nice to see the gore brought back to horror. It wasn't great, but I definitally am looking forward to whatever Mr. Gunn has in store next.

[kubiak]

I really liked it too! The crowd (while smaller than I'd have liked it to be) was really into it, and it was a lot of fun.

[mewelke]

I really liked it too! The crowd (while smaller than I'd have liked it to be) was really into it, and it was a lot of fun.

That's one of the advantages of the theater I go to in Redmond. The geek chic thing is pretty over the top here, as well as people being fairly smart and getting all the jokes.

The disadvantage of living here is it gives a bent perspective of what the rest of the world is like...surely everyone in the world reads lots of comics, plays DS games in public, and Slither must've been the #1 movie last weekend.

[kubiak]

That's one of the advantages of the theater I go to in Redmond. The geek chic thing is pretty over the top here, as well as people being fairly smart and getting all the jokes.

The disadvantage of living here is it gives a bent perspective of what the rest of the world is like...surely everyone in the world reads lots of comics, plays DS games in public, and Slither must've been the #1 movie last weekend.
Wow. That's like the exact opposite of here. I want to live there too!