The Orphanage

[Munglai]

Has anyone else seen this yet? It's the best horror film I've seen for ages. It's been so long since I've seen a horror that isn't entirely about scaring people. All the bits that scare you are relevant and advance the much more important plot underneath. It's also very based in reality which I really dug. When it's over and you look back on it, virtually everything (there were a couple of things left unclear but they weren't holes in the plot or anything) clicks into place and you really appreciate the solidity of the story.

I like solid stories!

[FluxCapacitorClock]

I haven't seen it, but based on what you and IMDB are saying about it, I'll be getting a hold of a copy soon.

[buttplug]

I rememeber seeing previews for it, but I thought it looked kind of lame. I may watch it now though.