Title: The Village meets 8mm
Product review: It seems Nicolas Cage is in a movie every other month nowadays, so they can't all be good. This movie falls squarely (and flatly) in the "not good" category. Having not seen the original, all I can say is that throughout this flick (it seemed much longer than it was), I had the underlying, horrific feeling that it was supposed to be deeper than it was - that it hasd some "message" that I was somehow missing. Now having read the reviews of this version and the original 70s version, I understand why this movie had the ending it had. But otherwise, the ending definitely leaves you with a "what the hell was the point of all that?" feeling; that is never a sign of a good movie. It fact, it is usually the sign of a bad one.
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