I saw it and thought it was pretty good,I don't really expect horror movies to scare me anymore though seeing how it has been a long time since I saw one that actually got me to the core..the last one being IT part one cause part 2 was just annoying. I think it could have done better if they showed the creature only at the end and all the time kept you wondering what the hell is going on in this pool. I have only seen this movie twice and yes it did go to theaters as well but I saw it on my computer. It's not one that will stay with me forever but I found it enjoyable none the less. Then again I have liked a lot of the Bloomhouse movies that came out and others didn't because I had no expectations when watching them and found them entertaining like M3gan. Bloomhouse did well with M3gan in theaters and they did well with Five Nights at Freddy's which also I enjoyed though again isn't scary it's just fun and entertaining like M3gan was and will have a sequal. Have you seen the movie Smile? That one had a few good jump scares to it and one that gotmy heart racing for a little while when seeing it in the theaters. I really liked Smile as a movie so if you haven't seen it then check it out I would be curious to see what you think about it. Smile is also going to have a sequal but not sure what they have planned for it cause the story has not been released yet.
Dito. It's been a looong time since I've been scared. I'm talking about Nightmare on Elm Street early 90's. I think this movie lacked in suspense, maybe had the dad act a little weirder, more things go wrong. Also a better backstory for the pool I love IT part 1. Before it came out I hoped it would be creepy. The tv version was so laughable. Mind you I saw it in the mid 90's when I was like 14 or 15. The remake gave me the jump scares that I needed. I actually recorded a reaction to Megan last year. But when I uploaded the footage to my computer, my mic didn't pick up any sound. I haven't seen Smile. I have it on my Halloween movie list.The previews look good. I know it'll scare me a few times.
@@Screenfiend83 Ya well sadly the trailer of smile gives up one of the best jump scares in that movie but lucky there is one they didn't show and that one made me jump and wow that sucks evil mic then..haha just kidding. Seriously now Smile did scare me a bit cause of the weird smiles and such and by the way the actors are doing those smiles no cgi involved. Any way this one has it's flaws but I still enjoyed it.
I saw it and thought it was pretty good,I don't really expect horror movies to scare me anymore though seeing how it has been a long time since I saw one that actually got me to the core..the last one being IT part one cause part 2 was just annoying. I think it could have done better if they showed the creature only at the end and all the time kept you wondering what the hell is going on in this pool. I have only seen this movie twice and yes it did go to theaters as well but I saw it on my computer. It's not one that will stay with me forever but I found it enjoyable none the less. Then again I have liked a lot of the Bloomhouse movies that came out and others didn't because I had no expectations when watching them and found them entertaining like M3gan. Bloomhouse did well with M3gan in theaters and they did well with Five Nights at Freddy's which also I enjoyed though again isn't scary it's just fun and entertaining like M3gan was and will have a sequal. Have you seen the movie Smile? That one had a few good jump scares to it and one that gotmy heart racing for a little while when seeing it in the theaters. I really liked Smile as a movie so if you haven't seen it then check it out I would be curious to see what you think about it. Smile is also going to have a sequal but not sure what they have planned for it cause the story has not been released yet.
Dito. It's been a looong time since I've been scared. I'm talking about Nightmare on Elm Street early 90's. I think this movie lacked in suspense, maybe had the dad act a little weirder, more things go wrong. Also a better backstory for the pool
I love IT part 1. Before it came out I hoped it would be creepy. The tv version was so laughable. Mind you I saw it in the mid 90's when I was like 14 or 15. The remake gave me the jump scares that I needed. I actually recorded a reaction to Megan last year. But when I uploaded the footage to my computer, my mic didn't pick up any sound.
I haven't seen Smile. I have it on my Halloween movie list.The previews look good. I know it'll scare me a few times.
@@Screenfiend83 Ya well sadly the trailer of smile gives up one of the best jump scares in that movie but lucky there is one they didn't show and that one made me jump and wow that sucks evil mic then..haha just kidding. Seriously now Smile did scare me a bit cause of the weird smiles and such and by the way the actors are doing those smiles no cgi involved. Any way this one has it's flaws but I still enjoyed it.
@@jennysutton7409 Oh really? Damn! You know what thought you know I only remember part of it. So hopefully I'll be surprised.
American Dad did it better