any one who saw this what was ur fav part of the movie?
i personally loved the chain-saw part BRILLIANT i couldnt stop laughing!
Leia
I like when Brian turns the toaster oven on to make toast and when he opens up the toaster the grandmother's dead bird is inside... then brian turns away like he's going to barf! haha
The chainsaw is one of the best scenes ever from a movie!!!
no sh*t!!! the way his gay a*s is playing at first! And then when everything is destroyed his grandma goes, "Are you crazy?" Very very funny.
share"Leave us alone, you son of a bitch!"
shareI agree with the "Leave us alone you son of a b****" simply because It worked better than any other exorcism and ritual.
Never subestimate the power of a grandma, shell just take her purse and beat you with it.
Got to be the hand coming out of the pipe and onto the trapped plumber.... Enough time went by to not expect it... brilliant! But then the van drives away by itself..... stupid!
Why would the entity reside in the lamp when it has the capabilities to tour the Pacific Coast Highway in a van???.... Stupid lamp!
LOL! Brian was hilarious - every time that kid showed up I just wanted something bad to happen to him!
Have to love the Lamp's design though - it looked like it had some crazy dance/freeze thing going on.
The melting telephone was also good. This film had enough to make timid couch potatoes flee into the wilderness: a demonic lamp, a vicious toaster oven, malfunctioning plumbing. It's like "Murder She Wrote" meets Martha Stewart.
shareThe chainsaw was unbelievablily funny. But my favorite scene was the climax due to all the action happening.
shareOne other part I remember, at the end when she throws it out the window, the lamp seems to have a power cord of about 200 feet, as it keeps falling and falling, then finally gets chopped with an axe heh
shareYes, I remember that! It's almost like Rapunzel, except instead of a woman with long hair it's a lamp with a huge cord. So you could plug it into your neighbor's outlet and steal his power.
shareThe garbage disposal scene spooked me. Anytime I'm in my kitchen and need to clear something out of my disposal, I'm always watching the switch, ready to yank my hand out.
I also liked the scene with the plumber, although watching this movie recently, I noticed a blooper in that scene. The kid that lost his hand in the disposal had his right hand in the disposal. The hand that comes out of the pipe onto the plumber is a left hand.
I'm guessing you guys forgot the part where the priest confronts the lamp and when he does so, it moves back a few inches and seems to "leak" black goo on the floor, like it's urinated on the floor :P
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