I saw the original Omen a while ago (I don't really remember it all that well) and I don't remember it being as egregiously bad as this Omen. Of course, my standards were also much lower. I figure this to be around the time that I saw Anaconda and thought, "OMG! What a good movie!" o.O
Horror movies are famous for detail-based boo-boos. My favorite is still the one that had a paramedic's assistant peek into her science kit microscope and declare, "OMG! There's the blood of at least three people in this sample! And it's a year old!" I was a bit ticked because my science kit microscope never did DNA testing.
Half the fun of the really baaad horror flicks for me is finding the boo-boos and railing to my poor husband about the egregiousness of writers unwilling to do even basic research. (And Bobby has endured way too many hours of movie-induced ranting from me, poor man!)
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Date: 2006-06-07 06:28 pm (UTC)Horror movies are famous for detail-based boo-boos. My favorite is still the one that had a paramedic's assistant peek into her science kit microscope and declare, "OMG! There's the blood of at least three people in this sample! And it's a year old!" I was a bit ticked because my science kit microscope never did DNA testing.
Half the fun of the really baaad horror flicks for me is finding the boo-boos and railing to my poor husband about the egregiousness of writers unwilling to do even basic research. (And Bobby has endured way too many hours of movie-induced ranting from me, poor man!)