Is there a compliation of punks getting their asses kicked in alleyways?
Most recently in The Watchmen. A great cliche, that goes back the last century to the death of batman’s parents.
Isn’t that the one where the kids RV gets suck on a dirt mound and one by one they all start to get eaten by cannibals and all they really had to do is just use a jack to get it off the dirt mound.
Ya I got it for 1 dollar at Blockbuster a long time ago, the cover looked kinda cool but when I watched it was just one of those typical shitty low budget horror films with bad acting. Guess I got what I paid for. lol
There was a section of people losing their phones, right? I think you forgot ‘Superman Returns’ where Lois leaves hers in the car before investigating Lex’s yacht. Or does that not count?
You know though, it seems that every time I’m stuck in a crappy situation, the same thing happens. 1. Stuck in the woods overnight, ONE bar on signal and ONE bar on battery life. Signal goes first, then battery, I spend the night in the woods.
2. Car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, FULL battery. ONE signal bar that comes and goes. Doesn’t stay long enough to complete the call. I reach someone, but before I can give an address. NO BARS! … I’ve got plenty more, but I”m out of room here…
whats hilarious about this is Cell phones not breaking or having no signal is like a new horror/thriller cliche’. We all saw this coming a mile away, and now there’s so many flicks that use this its down right funny as hell…
@VulpisFoxfire yeah, that’d be awesome. Or, a cell carrier (like a smaller, less well-known one) could pay for product placement in a horror movie…where everyone who has mainstream carriers like AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, etc. has no signal so they die…but the one guy who has the obscure carrier has a signal and gets saved! That would be a great ad…
I think you should remove the cell phones from “The Mist”, “Quarantine” and “Saw” off. And I’ll explain why. Rarely, you never have a movie where a cell phone is knocked out by the weather (which can happen) as we see in “The Mist.” The cell phones in “Quarantine” were being jammed on purpose (which we rarely see, but is based on real technology) and the cellphone in “Saw” was hacked to not dial out (no different from the plate over the buttons of the cell phones in “Don’t Say A Word.”).
@codebreaker2001 Also in Eight Legged Freaks, he is able to use the phone, granted he has to climb to the top of a transmission tower to do it, but it’s still a signal.
it would take away the fun if they have cell phones
Is there a compliation of punks getting their asses kicked in alleyways?
Most recently in The Watchmen. A great cliche, that goes back the last century to the death of batman’s parents.
Take a look at “Fritt vilt”
I hate dubbing…-.-
That movie Detour was god awful.
Isn’t that the one where the kids RV gets suck on a dirt mound and one by one they all start to get eaten by cannibals and all they really had to do is just use a jack to get it off the dirt mound.
Ya I got it for 1 dollar at Blockbuster a long time ago, the cover looked kinda cool but when I watched it was just one of those typical shitty low budget horror films with bad acting. Guess I got what I paid for. lol
Yes “Donkey Punch” is an actual movie. It’s about a girl who got donkey punched while having sex and she ended up dead. Movie was pretty lame though.
What movie was the last clip?
the ruins
The hitcher is the worst no signal. they should’ve just drove away and leave that mf alone on the road.
wouu how many clips !!
There was a section of people losing their phones, right? I think you forgot ‘Superman Returns’ where Lois leaves hers in the car before investigating Lex’s yacht. Or does that not count?
wow…
Well this vid certainly proves that while the cellphone has certainly made lives easier, it hasn’t done the horror movie genre any favors.
“Wait a minute… This has happened before…”
You dumbshit!
You know though, it seems that every time I’m stuck in a crappy situation, the same thing happens. 1. Stuck in the woods overnight, ONE bar on signal and ONE bar on battery life. Signal goes first, then battery, I spend the night in the woods.
2. Car breaks down in the middle of nowhere, FULL battery. ONE signal bar that comes and goes. Doesn’t stay long enough to complete the call. I reach someone, but before I can give an address. NO BARS! … I’ve got plenty more, but I”m out of room here…
LOL. Come on, horror movie filmmakers need to be more creative in their thinking.
they’ve better switched to another phone company…= =
whats hilarious about this is Cell phones not breaking or having no signal is like a new horror/thriller cliche’. We all saw this coming a mile away, and now there’s so many flicks that use this its down right funny as hell…
Paris Hilton withoul phone? now that’s scary
@VulpisFoxfire yeah, that’d be awesome. Or, a cell carrier (like a smaller, less well-known one) could pay for product placement in a horror movie…where everyone who has mainstream carriers like AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, etc. has no signal so they die…but the one guy who has the obscure carrier has a signal and gets saved! That would be a great ad…
If I were to make a horror movie.. people wouldn’t have cellphones.
I think you should remove the cell phones from “The Mist”, “Quarantine” and “Saw” off. And I’ll explain why. Rarely, you never have a movie where a cell phone is knocked out by the weather (which can happen) as we see in “The Mist.” The cell phones in “Quarantine” were being jammed on purpose (which we rarely see, but is based on real technology) and the cellphone in “Saw” was hacked to not dial out (no different from the plate over the buttons of the cell phones in “Don’t Say A Word.”).
@codebreaker2001 Also in Eight Legged Freaks, he is able to use the phone, granted he has to climb to the top of a transmission tower to do it, but it’s still a signal.