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DVD Occupied
 Run time: 88 min Rating: 3.4 Genres: Thriller Director: Mollie Binkley Writers: Mollie Binkley Stars: Liza Binkley, Liza Bock, Lucy Bock |
| Storyline A psychological thriller isolated in the redwoods above Silicon Valley. When free spirit Sarah, 21, goes to babysit her young cousin, it becomes apparent that the dangers that lurk outside the cabin pale in comparison to the perils inside. Triggered by unwelcome visitors, a psychotic break shatters the weekend. Written by Anonymous |
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| Details: Country: USA, Canada, UK |
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This was the stupidest movie i have EVER seen. It is exactly like the other post explains. NOTHING happened. I only signed up for IMDb, to write about how DUMB this movie is! I really was looking forward to the ending, figuring out why Sarah was acting like she had some mental issue…. and then it ended, credits start rolling?? Nothing was explained. Garbage.. i love me a good B movie, but this literally has no point.. it could of been a good movie, if it explained anything, and didn't just end.
Did she kill the girl? Who was the guy in her visions? Whats with the flashes of water? Why did she tell the dad the girl was at a friends? What happened??
The acting wasn't all that bad, the little girl is actually kinda good.. she actually acts just like a typical 12 year old. Thats all i have good to say. Too bad.. it had potential. If they remade it, with an actual ending, id watch it.
Wow! 90 minutes of nothing happening. Nothing at all. A girl goes to a secluded cabin to babysit her younger cousin. The babysitter begins to have symptoms resembling mild PMS mixed with emotions of having lost a lover. Seriously, that is it. There is more dramatic events happening in my household on a daily basis.
I love bad movies. Flix from Brain Damage, The Asylum, and Troma are some of my favorites. This movie, however, has NO entertainment value whatsoever! None!
I am a horror movie collector with around 4,000 titles in my collection. Not sure if this flick was made with the intention to be horror or not, but it is definitely the worst stinker in my collection. I could not believe when that credits started to roll and nothing had ever happened in the previous 80 minutes, except for the two girls watching a movie, and a neighbor dropping by to invite them over to eat some salmon.
I never thought that I would be one of the "losers" who write a review on IMDb for the sole purpose of bashing a movie, but here I am. Without a doubt, the worst movie I have ever seen! Until now, whenever I would think of the worst movie ever, a movie called "Zombiegore" ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0436985/ ) would come to mind. I thought it was the least entertaining film that would ever be made, but I am now heading to Zombiegore's IMDb page to rate it 10 stars, because it is light-years better than this piece of garbage.
You should really try to track a copy of this flick down, because watching it suddenly makes every crappy movie that you have ever seen seem like an awesome cinematic accomplishment! I just finished watching this movie about 20 minutes ago, and I honestly feel like I could watch anything from the bottom of the barrel of my collection, and it would seem awesome.
I don't think this movie was that terrible. In fact, I find it an interesting character study. People who suffer psychotic breaks due to the loss of a loved one are an interesting bunch and I feel like, topically, this one hit the nail right on the head. It is true that there are long periods of down time, but I felt like it was appropriate to capitalize on the lapses of time that our lead lost when suffering her episodes. Most of the questions I saw posted are answered in the film if you just pay attention and the ones that aren't, aren't for a reason. There is no force on Earth that can let us into the head of someone dealing with these issues and I feel like the script handled it better than any other I've seen. In total, there's a cast of about five and the majority of the film just deals with the main two in a single setting. The acting/interaction starts a little stilted but gets progressively better as things start to unravel. It gets claustrophobic at times and the ending is absolutely chilling. I think if you're expecting a horror film you'll be very disappointed, but if you're looking for something different and dramatic (and have the attention span to commit to it) there are worse ways to spend 88 Minutes of your time.