pooping with terror

Today I discovered Terrortube... which reviews horror movies. Which will add invaluable quality to my life considering the last few "scary" movies i've watched have been CRAP! This is a review of "Home Movie". Brendan's status one day was that he was watching it and pooping his pants in terror. When i imdbed it based on that description, i found a documentary on different families living in different homes. The doc was made in 2001 and after some confusion... i realized it was the wrong "Home Movie". This is the review for the actual scary one. Imagine i had rented the doc? i would have been so confused when the pooping with terror didn't start!

The movie HOME MOVIE is available for your viewing pleasure in your home via Movies On Demand. IFC Entertainment acquired U.S. rights for IFC's Festival Direct Video On Demand and DVD, probably meaning after you’ve had a chance to scope it out via the boob tube you can eventually buy a hard copy to add to the shelf.

Home Movie is the directorial debut of Christopher Denham and tells its story via the Indie method of supposed “real footage” ala home movies. In the remote woods of upstate New York, David (Adrian Pasdar) and Clare (Cady McClain) Poe are attempting to live a Norman Rockwell life - perfect marriage, perfect house. However, the Poe children are hiding a dark secret among themselves and something is dreadfully wrong with ten-year old twins, Jack (Austin William) and Emily (Amber Joy Williams) Poe. To stop them, their parents must enter the nightmare of their children’s minds. As they attempt to regain control of their children’s lives the imperative question becomes who will ultimately survive the struggle.

If you don’t see it amongst your listing of movie available there is a website you can check for availability. www.ifcintheaters.com

Movie on demand is quite horror friendly, I might add, with Fearnet running their free programs across your television for FREE as well. Not to mention these first chance viewings given for a cheap price.

- Wes Laurie