The third and final webisode of Roger Corman's Splatter is online at http://splatter.netflix.com/.
So, what did you think of Netflix's experimental webisode project?
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I enjoyed the "Splatter" mini-web-series, or whatever it be called. The effects were pretty cool and the make-up and such. I was not scared though - drats - but that is what I always wish for when watching a new horror. However, the acting was also pretty good, and i'm usually really picky about that - at least it was much better than i expected. I hope to see more, but they would need to include one recognizable name and the rest newcomers - and then it could be like "American Idol" and viewers could vote for the next great actor and the one who dies - and the one who lives to the end may or not getting a big Hollywood agent - hehehe. I'm so kidding. But just in case I herefore copyright aforesaid idear.
Posted by: jjfromnyc | November 13, 2009 at 08:37 PM
I wonder why NetFlix won't allow us to rate or review "Splatter"? Maybe it was a mix-up.
Posted by: jjfromnyc | November 14, 2009 at 03:33 AM