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If anything, the movie is better if they show little of the monster as possible.  Terror is much easier to cause when you can't see something and are forced to visualize it yourself.

I just want one full shot of it near the end and i'll be happy. If I don't get to see it at all im going to riot...

If anything, the movie is better if they show little of the monster as possible.  Terror is much easier to cause when you can't see something and are forced to visualize it yourself.

But you must finally see the monster after a while.  The most terrifying sci-fi movie ever was Alien.  The monster stalked its prey and was revealed a little more each time.  Its sequel, Aliens showed the terror from another side by overwhelming the viewer with a horde of Aliens coming fast from everywhere.  Awesome.

i agree with both of the last two posts.. if the let me get ONE GOOD CLEAR  view of it at the end I will be happy.. my worry is that you wont EVER  get to see it.. and if that happens.. someone is getting rochembeau'd for my 10.25!

also EVERYONE has to go see the movie TEETH!
its freakin awesome!

Perhaps one good clear view of your caps lock or shift key would be more beneficial.

I fall into the "slow tease" camp of terror myself.  One of my favorite scary movies (which technically isn't a horror movie but still scares the pants off me in parts) is Jacob's Ladder.  Part of what makes the film so horrific is that you don't see everything--you just get bits and pieces and insinuations until you're just as confused and frightened as the main character.  I'm not suprised that JJ Abrams is behind this project either, as the entire first season of Lost was basically "there's a big scary something out there that we are totally not going to show you".

Perhaps one good clear view of your caps lock or shift key would be more beneficial.

thank you