
I don't get to go to the movies alot, having a disabled son means lots of quality time at home, but every now and then I will get my mom to come hang out with Jacob and I will find someone to catch a movie with me. Last night me, the Litter Brother and our cousin headed out to see what all the fuss was about the new horror flick "The Last Exorcism." I have several things to say about this movie: when it first started out I had my doubts and was complaining to the family, "this is shit, we spent our hard earned money on shit," but I took back that statement about 30 minutes in. It was not shit, far from it, it had its surprises where I jumped a little, hard to do to me, and I was really shocked at the ending. Didn't see it coming, didn't see it coming at all! My biggest gripe was that as soon as it was over I threw up in the parking lot. Naw, it wasn't too gory, it had all that camera movement of the new documentary style movies and it totally screwed up my vertigo. It was worth the time and the money and I was glad I went, sick stomach and all. Here is something about it I found on the web:
What's the Story?
Evangelical minister Marcus Cotton, who performed religious rites he did not believe in for years, is about to quit the business. But before he does, he agrees to let a documentary crew film his last exorcism. Things don't go as planned.
Why Go See It?
1. If you liked the cinema-verite style of horror as seen in "The Blair Witch Project" and "Paranormal Activity," you'll like this.
2. It's produced by Eli Roth, who directed "Cabin Fever" and "Hostel." Expect something whip-smart and completely terrifying.
3. August is seriously hot. What better way than a horror flick to get some well needed chills?






