Originally posted by MildPossession
I read the plot and it does indeed sound rather messed upSpoiler:. If that's what you meant.
sexually
Spoiler:
Adrian Brody and the woman raise this thing like it's their daughter, despite it being part animal, and then he has sex with it, mind you in one of the most drawn out sex scenes I've seen in a long time. And then it turns into a male and rapes the female protagonist, despite them having the same DNA. And it impregnates her. The last 30 minutes of that movie just got significantly more f'd up with every scene.
I actually really liked this, though I think it was misadvertised. Its more sci-fi than horror IMO. Its probably the psychologist in me, but I loved the movie for the moral/ethical debates and the psychological issues (primarily the female lead's issuse). Wrapping that around the idea of an ever evolving creature made the movie very fun for me. To me, it was like a smart version of Species.
8/10
Originally posted by Myth
I actually really liked this, though I think it was misadvertised. Its more sci-fi than horror IMO. Its probably the psychologist in me, but I loved the movie for the moral/ethical debates and the psychological issues (primarily the female lead's issuse). Wrapping that around the idea of an ever evolving creature made the movie very fun for me. To me, it was like a smart version of Species.8/10
Originally posted by lil bitchiness
I didn't like it at all. There has to be a point at which one goes ''this is really not a good idea'', but no.
Doesn't many(most?) a horror movie suffer from that very lack of common sense from the cannon-fodder all the way to the protagonist? Be it a sci-fi, slasher, supernatural etc. horror flick?
I watched it lastnight & really enjoyed Splice.
But for me it's a difficult movie to put into a genre.
The moral ethics the film raises & then somehow contradicts itself in the end (when Men & Woman play God) makes it neither a horror nor a sci-fi flick.
The ending, although cliched, was the only way out of the story.The film asked alot of questions without the director or characters shoving their own answers/opinions down our throats.
eXistenZ is a 'body' horror/science fiction film. Cronenberg more or less created the body horror film. Naked Lunch I can hardly remember, I was so bored with it I nodded off a lot. But remember, I didn't say Splice was just HORROR.
this is one of the worst horror/sci fi films i have ever seen
It's not that bad that it can be considered one of the worst...