Am I the only one who's concerned that hoodie violence movies like this will expand the hoodie boundaries of 'acceptable' behaviour? This is on Sky right now and I bet loads of young thugs are watching thinking 'yeah that's a good idea!'
shareSo is this going to be the new "Rock music made them do it" garbage this generation comes up with then?
Got to find something to pin the blame on, I suppose.
Awareness, of course films like this are important, we need more.
shareI needed this film tonight. It was short, didn't have time for a longer film. And quite effective too.
shareWhen I read up about what happens I thought its the same old film where some boys who are not working and people I see in London in council houses that would think lets batter both man and woman, and of course the usual rape the woman and kill the son for good measure. Its there of saying we have no class but fear us as we can do what we want. And I personally enjoy these types of films as you know its not real but in real life any where in the world this can happen. Based where I live in North London as kept mentioning on the news. I only watched half an hour and stopped because I had work in the morning but had that feeling why watch this stuff which is pretty hard to watch seeing the couple basically forced to do what the kids want to them
sharegood, more of them will be killed and end up in prison
shareDo we need movies like Home invasion violent movies?.. Yes we do and more of them.
There is nothing more scary than a Safe haven turning into a trap of scarred and psychological memories, you are no safer as you are on the street, You are invaded and privacy is gone.
Lou Diamond Phillips and Benjamin Barrett are both playing Richard Ramirez the Night Stalker at different age gaps, the Satanic Serial Killer who terrorised Los Angeles suburb Homes in the mid 1980's, the movie is released in 2016, cast looks good and I can't wait to see it.