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Idle Hands (1999)
Runtime: 1 hr 40 mins
Synopsis: Anton is a teenage stoner who, one Halloween season, realizes two days after the fact that his parents have been beheaded. He is even more disturbed to learn that the culprit may be his recently demon-possessed hand. With the help of some fellow young drug abusers, some sharp objects (used to... Anton is a teenage stoner who, one Halloween season, realizes two days after the fact that his parents have been beheaded. He is even more disturbed to learn that the culprit may be his recently demon-possessed hand. With the help of some fellow young drug abusers, some sharp objects (used to disembody several body parts), and a demon hunter (Viveca A. Fox), he may possibly restore some normalcy to his life. [More]
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Starring: Devon Sawa, Seth Green, Eldon Henson, Vivica A. Fox, Jessica Alba
DVD Info
Release:
Jul 8, 2001
DVD Features:
- Region 1
- Keep Case
- Full Frame - 1.33
Audio:
- Dolby Digital Surround 5.1 - English
- Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 - English
Additional Release Material:
- Deleted Scenes - 1. With Introducution and Commentary by Rodman Flender
- Audio Commentary - 1. Rodman Flender - Director
- 2. Seth Green - Star
- 3. Cast Members
- Featurette - Making Of
- Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailers
Text/Photo Galleries:
- Biographies - Cast
- Storyboards
Reviews
Ganha pontos pelo perverso senso de humor, mas acaba soando demais como uma cópia de "Evil Dead 2" para merecer uma recomendação.
Were you expecting a teen remake of The Hands of Orlac? Don't hold your breath.
It jumps from one path to the next without any sense of continuity.
Stupid, silly fun with a decent amount of gore and heavy dose of teen humor
All of these people can make better movies than this, and most of them have.
The attempts to extract comedy from this grim raw material are leaden, blood-soaked disasters.
Its mixture of slapstick humour and gore -- produced by the flying fingers -- gives new meaning to the phrase digital effects.
When it's over, you may feel like cutting off your own hand for having paid good money at the ticket counter.
A script filled with blunt dialogue on sex, drugs and violence that's neither funny nor particularly original.
If an original thought found its way into this horror-comedy it would die of loneliness.
When a movie sets out to be awful and achieves its goal, does that make it a success?
The most overtly ideological moment comes when pot-smoking proves the boys' best weapon against evil.
As midnight movies go, this one is pretty mediocre, and most of its weakness derives from a certain lack of comic inspiration.
This film smacks of poor judgment and bad taste, particularly in the wake of the Littleton, Colo., killings.
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