Someone's Knocking at the Door [Blu-ray]

It came with a huge scratch. I opened it immediately because i heard something sliding around. And the dvd was not secure, causing a huge scratch

It was ok

The opening of the film gets right down to the nitty gritty. It's all about sex, drugs & the problems to follow. Is it a commentary on what could come from these sinful deeds? Hardly. It reminds me of the original "Last House on the Left' & 'I spit on your grave'; with a sense of humor. This movie is a tongue in cheek, 70's style horror movie. Don't take it too seriously or you will miss the joke. I found it funny & gross. I actually got a kick out of it. The plot was over the top & the ending was a twist that truly, I didn't see coming. I love horror, & I love Noah Segan. It was great for me, but if you are too much of a movie snob, you won't like it. It's a great Saturday night drinking beer with your buddies movie. It is not a date movie. Chances are she won't be feeling very amorous afterward.

Very happy !

3 words: Raped to DeathInterested yet?4 more words: YOU NEED THIS MOVIE!!!I LOVE it when independent horror filmmakers (In this case Chad Ferrin, director of Easter Bunny Kill Kill, The Ghouls, & Unspeakable; who climbed the Troma ranks) grace us with something that, not only puts Hollywood horror to shame, but kicks it's face in, and urinates in the pulpy cavity where its skull used to be.The director, in an effort to obtain actors said, and I quote, "I wanna make a movie that *fornicates* the facebook generation in the face".And by the love of whatever dark deity you worship he did just that.Creepy villains, excellent acting (Noah Segan & Timothy Muskatell are always a pleasure),brilliant direction & editing, mind-bending audio technique, psychedelic rock'n'lullaby soundtrack,and a set of weapons that will drop your jaw between your knees.If you haven't already starting nailing the "add to cart button", here's the plot.A group of drug-addled sex-smitten med. students come across a pair of serial killers who rape their victims to deathwith a giant mutant bozak (15 inches long, 4 inches in diameter), and a man-eating bajingo.Serial killers who have traveled from beyond the grave via astral projection due to an experimental drug.Sound up your alley?!MORAL OF THE STORY:When opportunity knocks.... bolt the door, & board the windows.ALSO RECOMMENDED:Easter Bunny Kill Kill, The Ghouls, Unspeakable, Bad Biology, Red Velvet, Teeth.

It's so obvious that someone's trying to make a statement about the use of drugs,that I wondered if the movie was financed by the DEA.Two minutes of alright gore&shock,but that's it.It's something you could show in schools to scare the little kids but it's NOT A GOOD MOVIE.Big regrets I bought this one.

Wasn't a bad movie

The best horror flick I've seen in a very long time :)

This flick starts with a '70's grindhouse look similar to the one Tarantino used for Deathproof. This is mainly to provide the backstory about the notorious serial rapists/killers John and Wilma Hooper, who have somehow managed to return to the present and reignite their gruesome acts of depravity. The director, Chad Ferrin, employes this exact same method whenever delving deeper into the history of these two vile individuals but the rest of the story, involving a group of medical students liberally experimenting in a new psychotropic drug, has been superbly shot for a low budget flick.What seperates this B-movie from the rest of the pack is the clever and original techniques used to deliver a whole new meaning to the word surreal; the countless dream sequences are genuinely creepy and provide some authentic chills; the hallucinations are wild and vivid; the bizarre murders are full of gore, outrageous violence and extremely graphic as the victims are quite literally raped to death - the signature traits of John and Wilma Hooper.After one of the students has been slain, his friends and family attend the funeral and hostility from the deceased's mother towards her son's college buddies is so strange; the whole scene plays out in a similar fashion to Sergio Leone's western showdown; the only thing missing was the hypnotic chimes from the gold watch; but, when the film has concluded and you've had time to reflect upon it, you'll be applauding the pure genius of it all.The magnificent ending makes the whole film that little extra special; everything you've been lead to believe is totally and utterly wiped out and replaced with something so unexpected, yet so simple, you will want to watch it again straight after it's concluded. The only other time i've ever been so pleasantly surprised by an ending like this was when i first read Philip K. Dick's excellent sci-fi book: Ubik.Highly recommended, but be patient with it because right up until the final act it appears to be an average story that the majority will believe, myself included, they've already seen this all before somewhere else and nothing could be further from the truth.

This is so insane that it's funny! My guess is that this movie was intended to be a little… over the top? I don't know. Right in the beginning, I thought the actors weren't that great, but then I thought it was intentional maybe. But for most of the time, I was thinking, WTH am I watching here? But in the end, it did make sense, actually. Who would've thought?

Very bizarre film, and I think the production team must have been on some strange drugs when this was made. It rates alongside Society as weird films go.

I'm happy thank you

First off i am an avid horror fan moving towards the weird and twisted and this is not at all shocking, If you want horror or something that will shock you get hold of any of Ryan Nicholson's titles Hanger, Gutterballs or just about the best Exploitation movie ever made not by Ryan but still a cut above the rest is Thriller a cruel picture.Overall - watchable but dissapointed.Lee Jones