Splice (2009)
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by Jeffery Massey on Tuesday, July 5, 2011 at 6:59pm
Just finished watching...Absolutely creepy flick & it made my skin crawl...Horror/Science fiction in the best tradition...Still shaking my head at the presentation of this concept...CHILLINGLY disgusting on a visceral level. Deeply disturbing ... read more
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The future kind of sucks. (442 movies items)
"Reason why the future sucks: Because us stupid humans, couldnβt leave well enough alone, and decided in all of itβs infinite wisdom, to clone humans. The year it takes place: Nowish."
Favorite Horror Films: 2009 (13 movies items)
" Directed by: Vincenzo Natali Produced by: Guillermo Del Toro, Don Murphy, Joel Silver, and Steve Hoban Written by: Vincenzo Natali, Antoinette Terry Bryant, and Doug Taylor Cinematography: Tetsuo Nagata Edited by: Michele Conroy Music by: Cyrille Aufort Distributed by: Warner Bros. and E1 Entertainment"
βVincenzo Natali was already of renown for his unique, contemplative brand of sci-fi infused concepts when he gave us "Splice" which spiced up its cautionary tale of science gone wrong with a dash of melancholic horror and, surprisingly, family drama. It is only appropriate that Guillermo Del Toro is counted among its production team as the film treads in territory familiar to his viewers with its humanized monsters and emotionally and psychologically dense characters.
Indeed, "Splice", at its core, is basically a retelling of the Frankenstein story which, in turn, is the story of scientific responsibility and impact of the role of a creator in the life of their creation. Clive and Elsa are genetic science wunderkinds, and lovers, that create morally and ethically questionable lβ read more
Lessons To Be Learned From Horror Films (582 movies items)
"Don't play God. Just because you can create a new lifeform, doesn't mean that you should."
October 2016 Horrorfest (21 movies items)
"Re-watch - Oct. 9th Yep, I still dig the hell out of this sci-fi horror flick that serves as an alternative version of Frankenstein. The creature designs are imaginative, the leads do a solid job, and the story is consistently entertaining. It's not a great film by any means, but I'm glad to finally have it in my collection."
