It's a horror movie that's about this family that move into this new house and ghost of little children start to haunt the house. Come to find out they were murdered there for a satanic ritual and there was a a missing child so they were after the little boy that lived there. The dad started to have terrible daydreams and go into episodes from being in the house. It was real dumb but trying to remember the name is bugging me!
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oh man,i know the one you mean.....now its bugging me.darn it,now ill have to go find it on the net.you try 2 and let me know.lol
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I think it is more about the main guy living with his past and his past coming back to haunt him.  \n\nThe `who is doing the filming` part is just a distraction and isnt really what the movie is about.\n\nI think it is that the main guy is a b*stard in life.  \n\nIt also touches on racism and racial segregation in France.\n\nThere may be a subplot going on between the 2 sons - did you see them chatting outside the school at the end?
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It wasn't exactly "scary" but more like creepy and disturbing because it was about cannibals in a forest trying to eat a film crew. The most shocking part was when one of the camaramen ripped the shell of a giant turtle and began to stab the turtle and after he ripped out the intestines the legs were still squirming. What creeps me out the worst is that this was not special effects. The movie waas filmed in 1979, and the turtle used in it was real and was eaten afterwards. So it's not considered animal cruelty. Oh yea, there was this part when one of the canniabal girls got raped by an old cannibal dude and after he raped her he began to mutilate her vagina with a jagged rock. I was very disturbed watching this movie. The movie is called cannibal holocaust if youw ant to see it =D Good luck with your stomach.
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I seen this movie awhile ago I believe it was mostly about parents being paraniod they didn't want their children growing up in our terrible world with all the violence and all so they built a village and made it like it was in a more simpler time so to speak and told the children there was a monster out in the woods so they wouldn't leave and even basically pretended to be those monsters to make them believe that I thought I was overprotective about my kids never thought of that.
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House of 9\n\nEdit: In House of 9, a person kidnaps 9 people in a house, one was a cop, there was a couple, and one was black man.  And they all had to kill each other for a million dollars. The reward was food for each to kill. Just saw it the other day!\n\nIt wasn't 'Saw' 'Cube' or 'House on haunted hill'.  Seen them all, although they are similar, the one you're refering to is House of 9.
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The Exorcist, cause that has really happen!! The scariest scenes are in her bedroom after possesion takes place. It's a scary movie for the 70's.
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I would give it a 0.  It could've been hella scary once the alarms went off and the lights went out, but after that one scene, it wasn't scary at all, just lame lame lame.  There was no point to the movie...why would Alessa be trying to kill Rose throughout the movie, when she really wanted Rose there to help her get into the church???  And what was the deal w/the husband?  why was he even in the movie. BAD BAD BAD in sooooo many ways.
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I remember that scene too! It was really scary and I think it was a TV show, something like CSI. Not sure though.... If you find out, let me know!
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from Snopes.com:\n\nClaim:   The ghostly image of a boy who died in the apartment where Three Men and a Baby was filmed can be seen in the finished movie. \nStatus:   False. \n\nOrigins:   The  \nunusual image at a window appears when Jack Holden (Ted Danson) and his mother (Celeste Holm) are walking through the house Jack shares with his two buddies. As Mrs. Holden plays with the baby girl left who was left in the three men's care, a human figure can be glimpsed standing behind the curtains of a background window at the left-hand side of the screen. A rumor has persisted for several years that this figure is the eerie image of a boy who was killed in the house where this scene was filmed. \n\nThe most common form of this rumor claims that a nine-year-old boy committed suicide with a shotgun in the Three Men and a Baby house. (A detail obviously inspired by the jagged black outline created as the curtains move away from in front of the figure's left-hand side. The black portions of the figure form an outline that does resemble a shotgun standing on its end, barrel down.) \n\nOther variations merely mention that a boy died in the house, without specifying how. The dead boy's despondent parents supposedly moved out after their son's death, and the house was rented or bought by a film studio, who allegedly used it for interior scenes of Three Men and a Baby. More detailed versions of the rumor have the boy's mother suing the film studio after they refuse her request to remove the image from the film, and/or making the rounds of television talk shows (Oprah, Geraldo, 60 Minutes) to repeat her strange tale of woe. Even wilder versions have the mother spotting her dead son, dressed in his burial clothes, in the film. In stock folkloric fashion, the mother immediately goes insane and has to be confined to a mental institution, where she has remained ever since. \n\nAs usual, the truth is much more mundane. The figure behind the curtains is a "standee" (a stand-up cardboard cutout used for advertising displays) of Ted Danson, dressed in a top hat, white shirt, and tails. The standee prop was created as part of a story line involving a dog food commercial in which Danson's character (an actor) appears, but references to the figure were cut from the finished version of the film. \n\n(The standee shows up once more in the film: Ted Danson is standing next to it when the baby's mother comes to reclaim her child.) The figure was accidentally left in front of a window on the set by a propman and thereby "sneaked" into the background of one scene. Additionally, all indoor scenes were shot on a Toronto soundstage -- no real structures were used for interior filming. \n\nAs with most rumors involving strange or hidden images in popular films (such as The Wizard of Oz and The Lion King), this wild tale originated after Three Men and a Baby was released on home video. The rumor first gained widespread notoriety in August 1990 and spread like wildfile in the media and on the Internet in the following months, just as the film's sequel (Three Men and a Little Lady) was about to hit the theaters. The cynical among us might wonder whether the studio itself had something to do with the creation and/or propagation of this rumor, as the combination of supernatural mystery and the boost of a sequel propelled Three Men and a Little Lady to a new record for video rentals. \n\n----------------\nGo to the website to see the pictures
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Oh My Goodness. That is an incredible movie. I first watched it b/c it looked mildly interesting: Boy was I wrong. The film turned out to be creepy, exciting and twisty turny throughout. The ending was stunning and the entire plot was creepy. The fact that someones child could just "disappear" is very, very frightening. The alien dude was creepy as sin and would play a wonderful Satan in a movie. The twists were everywhere and were very well thought out. My favorite part, when they are in the car, casually talking and a car nails the side of the car. That was one of the most shocking movie moments ever. I didn't even see it coming( nor did anyone else). Another shocking moment was when the black chick gets sucked into space and when the alien dude just appears after Telly is walking by the warehouse cement beams and grabs her by the throat. I would recommend this film to anyone and everyone; it got mediocre reviews but is WAY, WAY better than the reviews. It is a true thriller and never lets go of you. I have seen it several times, with several people and all agree that they had low expectations, but ended up loving it. Wonderful movie.
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I agree with you. I thought it was a very intense movie also. I was also taken by the elements you mentioned shown in the movie. One thing that always bothers me in these type of films is the fact that if the characters are alerted of danger they disregard the warnings. For instance in this movie the siblings are warned by a psychic who describes in detail the horror that awaits them. The woman is so sincere she almost starts crying. What's up with that? Wouldn't any rational person feel there's some legitimacy in what the concerned person is saying? I would. All in all it was a good movie and tough on the nerves!
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ok this is a really old show...and way to advanced for me when i was watching it...but models inc. it was a spin of of melrose place. they ended it at a wedding where the ex-wife hired a hitman to kill the new wife, but then her son ran up to the new wife and she picked him up so the ex wife ran up to get her son and then the gun went off...then it never came back so i could see who got shot :o(
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The peanut butter solution\nAnd actually it was a boy who was kidnapped by his teacher. Why well the kid went into a haunted house and got so scared that all his hair fell out, so he finds this recipe to make your hair grow back but he mess it up and his hair will not stop growing!\nI hope that it! Let me know if it is not.\nThe sugar is used to trail the teacher back to the warehouse but while they are chasing after the trail a street cleaner washes away the trail.\ni found the sight log onto\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089789/
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Make it about a man who buys a haunted house. He is a miser who cheats people out of money. The other two characters are his wife and his butler who is trated like garbage by him. his family eventurally leaves him and in the end the house comes alive and kills him. \n\nOr an engagedcouple go to a hypnotist show and the girl is hypnotized to lap dance with another man. She wakes up and her fiancee dumps her only to discover that he is now lonely. \n\nA loser finds out his lottery ticket is the winning ticket and he won 3 billion dollers. He goes about quitting his crappy job, telling off his shrewish mother in law, and gets the confidence to romance his negligent wife. In the end he discovers he read the ticket wrong, but is happy with how he asseridd himself and sees himself as rich.
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What gets me is a look up what ATL is about and 2 minutes later, I've totally forgotten what the movie is about.  I would list it as the worst title ever for a movie.
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I thought that in that Movie Creepshow when the husband catches his wife and lover together and he burys them up to their heads in sand and then he video tapes them till they drown.In the movie House of 1000 Corpses was good too,when Otis made one of his victims into "Fish Boy".Dr. Satan in that movie did some good torturing too. If you haven't seen the movie then you got to go rent it.Anyway that's all I can remember right now those two really stuck in my head. Thanks and you have a good day (or night) too.
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An average American family, on a camping vacation, is driving across the Southwest toward California. They accidentally pass through an abandoned Air Force test site, and are preyed upon by a family of depraved, primitive creeps who live in the hills.\n\nEarly Wes Craven picture was his second directorial effort after "The Last House On The Left". It's an unpretentious, simple, straightforward rural horror thriller (in the vein of "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre") that provides surprisingly good entertainment. It's not for the squeamish but that disclaimer could apply to any number of horror movies. It's well-paced, twisted fun with a good cast and a group of heroes I could actually root for (although the character of Brenda, played by Susan Lanier, is such hysterical crybaby she'll probably turn some viewers off). It is hurt, however, by an abrupt ending that doesn't tie up all the loose ends.\n\nFor the most part, though, I liked it. At least, you have to admit that it's a better picture than "The Last House On The Left." I also liked it as a chance to see an early performance from Dee Wallace (Stone), who went on to bigger roles in "The Howling", "E.T." and "Cujo."\n\nIt gets an eight out of ten.