The Boy (2016) horror movie. Anyone seen it yet?

[WorldofWarcraft]

I haven't seen this movie yet, but I just saw the trailer on TV and thought it was interesting.

Has anyone seen it yet? How was it?

 

[SirKratos]

Seems interesting. I love extremely awkward movies with creative plots. Will watch

And Maggie!

 

[method115]

I haven't seen this movie yet, but I just saw the trailer on TV and thought it was interesting.

Has anyone seen it yet? How was it?

Haven't seen it. It's on my media server probably watch it with my daughter this weekend.

 

[WorldofWarcraft]

There was literally a list on how to prevent this shit.

 

[melvinj0]

I saw it when it was still in theaters, pretty run of the mill horror movie. Twist was predictable imo but the two people I saw it with didn't see it coming. Decent time killer, but nothing special.

 

[pinkybrief]

watched because of maggie

movie was an absolute turd

 

[Phokuz]

A scary movie that's not scary. There's a decent twist, but the movie is simply no that good.

 

[HomeRun916]

It was ok, nothing spectacular.

 

[Fight To Win]

I saw it in theaters. The pros were that there were some genuinely creepy moments and Lauren Cohan is pure eye candy in it. The cons were that..

1. The love story subplot seemed shoehorned in. Not uncommon for a horror movie but still.
2. The ex boyfriend, come on..
3. You could see the plot twist in the end coming from a mile away after a certain point. Besides Friday The 13th had already done it and done it better like thirty years before.

But yeah it was OK. It was something I probably should have pirated online instead of watching in theaters though.

When the credits started rolling some older guy sitting ahead of us said loudly, "That movie was stupid!" The whole theater broke out laughing.

 

[SSgt Dickweed]

That trailer almost looks like a parody of a horror movie on SNL or something.

I recently watched the Netflix horror movie Hush and I highly recommend it if anyone's interested.

 

[usfbrah]

I thought it was good up until the twist was revealed.

 

[BVG]

There was literally a list on how to prevent this shit.

Who ever accused Maggie of being smrt?

 

[MadSquabbles500]

I just saw this movie and Lauren Cohan is a lovely lady. First half is just her being sweet and cute.

Spoiler

however Maggie should have deduced that someone else was still in the house or sneaking in from outside at least.

OH and Kalf is in it as well

 

[sloppypie]

it's an okay movie. the end is irksome but i like lauren cohan from walking dead, so it was worth the watch.

 

[Guestx]

It's a decent, mostly average horror film with a few interesting ideas and moments.

But the twist had already been recently done in Housebound, a horror comedy that is superior in just about every way.

 

[John Wang]

Saw it. Wasn't all that bad but it wasn't all that good either.

One time you could see Maggies nipples through her shirt though which was pretty hnnngg

 

[zackryder]

There was literally a list on how to prevent this shit.

 

[The_Renaissance]

Was alright, saw it a few months ago. Didn't love it but didn't hate it.

 

[ajwbjj87]

It's nothing special, the slow pace of the film makes you expect a very climactic ending but it's really quite disappointing.

 

[BLIND]

I saw it when it was still in theaters, pretty run of the mill horror movie. Twist was predictable imo but the two people I saw it with didn't see it coming. Decent time killer, but nothing special.

Not saying you were doing it. But it 100% spoils the fun if you go to a movie and are constantly trying to predict the "twist" or whatever. I prefer to go along for the ride. I'm 27 and have seen tons of movies and read plenty of classic stories and books, there's not too many stories at all that can present a truly new idea. Every movie is somewhat predictable if you decide that's your job.

Again. Not accusing you, but I know ppl who do that and it just aggravates me.