UPCOMMING HORROR!!

looks pretty shakey work , but am intrigued none the less, looks pretty cool, 3 freinds wake up to zombie apocolypse and tell there story through the ole shakey cam trickster ,,

yeah if any of u out there wanna here a bit about how good it is,, then look on,, I just read the first few lines and shit out hence why i am writing this without reading the review but thought i would post it cause i can and maybe some of u might wanna read but dont go shouting out about it,, the main thing i caught wind of is thast micheal fassbender,, plays a fookin cool part as the android !! AWESOME!!!vest movie of the 2012 I fookin hope so!!!!!

here goes DO NOT READ IF YOU GET DIZZY AT HIEGHTS!!!!

There's too much to process in a first viewing of Ridley Scott's Prometheus -- some of it good, some of it great, almost all of it mental. How the movie fits together -- both internally, and in sequence with the Alien series Scott launched in 1979 -- are questions its core audience will come out fiercely debating: those who've managed to keep down their dinner, anyway. (The Telegraph)

Providing flickers of engagement are the semi-provocative ideas embedded in Jon Spaihts and Damon Lindelof’s screenplay. The continual discussions of creation vs. creator, and the attitude of one toward the other, supply the film with a philosophical dimension that its straightforward space-opera template doesn’t have the bandwidth to fully explore… Still, the film contains the ideal embodiment of its sly existential paradox in David (Michael Fassbender), the man-made manservant whose soulfully soulless presence brings to mind both A.I. and 2001; he’s like HAL 9000 with better cheekbones. (Variety)

In place of scariness there is wonderment; in place of tension there is hugely ambitious design; in place of unforgettable shocks there are reminders of the original's unforgettable shocks. There are also some shrewd and witty touches, and one terrifically creepy performance from Michael Fassbender, who steals the film with the chilling, parasitic relentlessness of that first gut-bound alien. (The Guardian)

I literally sat with my jaw-dropped the entire time watching Prometheus... it's an intelligent, intriguing science fiction space spectacle the likes of which we honestly haven't seen in a while. The 3D is incredible, the performances all-around are excellent, especially Michael Fassbender playing the android David. (First Showing)

Technically, Prometheus is magnificent. Shot in 3D but without the director taking the process into account in his conceptions or execution, the film absorbs and uses the process seamlessly. There is nary a false or phony note in the effects supervised by Richard Stammers, which build upon the outstanding production design by Arthur Max. Dariusz Wolski‘s graceful and vivid cinematography synthesizes all the elements beautifully in a film that caters too much to imagined audience expectations when a little more adventurous thought might have taken it to some excitingly unsuspected destinations. (HR)

Without going into the story’s many plot twists, needless to say there are enough thrills, horror, action and plot to keep sci-fi fans engaged, and even an ending that leaves an opening for a follow-up film... One thing that Prometheus isn’t is an Alien-clone. (Screen Daily)

new thriller out trailer looks good,, called the IMPOSTER,, yeah thats right check it fookin oot!!!!