SunnyHello Nice effects though.

Limerculer A waste of 90 minutes of my life

SanEat A film with more than the usual spoiler issues. Talking about it in any detail feels akin to handing you a gift-wrapped present and saying, "I hope you like it -- It's a thriller about a diabolical secret experiment."

Keeley Coleman The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Anatoliy Kravchun I like this movie because it is for me. So dramatic and pitiful and realistic. This kind of movie I think is in nowadays style. People are loaded with their dreams but no one want to think about talking with a gun. This film is not cruel, this film is like melted drug - random themes all around. This film I think about zombie in stress. So many zombie as I never saw before. Bandits want to know how long they will be alive, victims want to know are they victims or not. So this movie is strangely. But sometimes I liked behavior of actors. Especially behavior of legs - actors run so fast - so I suppose they needed ( I don't know why ) to run at the place of movie making. I like it movie because it is just movie.

Carl Bach My thoughts are captured extremely well by a previous post... I agree with this 100%: < previous post >Mediocre at best....wait, does that make any sense???,25 May 2007 Author: Fartbag from United States My wife has a knack for renting these type of extremely low budget horror movies. So I have seen a fair share. At first I though "here we go again, at least I will get to bed at a decent hour." Well the start of the movie was, well... bad. I was ready to give up on it when it took a sick twist. Which sparked my interest for another few minutes. Although poorly acted by a majority of the cast two or three sorta put the rest on their shoulders and waded through some really, really bad dialog.Here is where I give the movie credit. Somewhere down the line I actually wanted to watch the thing to the end. And felt the need to see what happened. So, to me they accomplished something. Like a said most of the time I will give up on these things after 15-20 minutes.Granted there are times watching this movie where you will just shake your head, but gosh darn it, its worth a watch, if your extremely board with nowhere to go, and about an hour and a half to kill.< / previous post >

Mr_Ectoplasma "Aunt Rose" is a twisted and offbeat little low-budget horror flick that centers around a group of three violent murderers - Johnny, his girlfriend Robin, and Stewie, who plan on breaking into a house to hold up for a few days. The family in the house consists of a mother, father, and their teenage daughter with an attitude problem. One night their daughter invites her supposed boyfriend over to dinner, who turns out to be a girl, thus revealing to her parents that she's a lesbian. Within a few minutes, the trio of killers invade the home and terror ensues. But what the thugs don't know is that the family's dear, bed-ridden aunt Rose is upstairs, and she seems to possess some sort of strange supernatural power...I've rented plenty of these direct-to-video horror movies, enough to know that the majority of them are really terrible. For some, this one may be no exception, but I personally thought it was better than the latter. Star Joshua Nelson also wrote the script for the film, which has it's fair share of problems, but tries to be semi-original at the same time. Treading familiar ground that has been covered in films like Wes Craven's 1972 exploitation classic "The Last House On The Left", the story is given a supernatural bend to it with the addition of the Aunt Rose character, who seems to possess a power unknown to the family. It's an interesting premise, but when looked at as a whole, the movie really doesn't go anywhere.Low-budget is written all over this little horror picture, made quite obvious by the lack of different camera angles, unknown actors, and the poor special effects. The music was also unfitting and didn't make any sense at all. As far as acting goes, I was surprised a bit. Don't get me wrong, the acting is a mess in many instances, but overall it wasn't really that bad, I'd expected a lot worse. The actors are far from being very good, but they gave decent performances for the type of movie that this is. As for the way the film tied things together, well... there really is no resolution. Aunt Rose is never fully explained, which is unfortunate because the film is all set around (and titled after) her. What exactly was her power? Why did it bring people back to life? None of it makes much sense, but I'm not sure if it was ever intended to.Overall, "Aunt Rose" is a mildly entertaining and offbeat little low-budget horror movie, that is semi-reminiscent of those cheap '70s grind house films. It has so many problems that it would take forever to name each of them, but underneath all of it, I felt like there was a fair attempt at something good here. If you have a strong dislike towards B-grade, direct-to-video horror movies, than I'd advise you steer clear of this. But if you don't mind them, it isn't too unbearable to watch, and is likely better than most movies of this type that you'd find on video store shelves. 4/10.

a-m but some people have no bleeding idea how to do it.Bad acting, bad story line, extremely bad special effects. Yes it has breasts and blood but even the breasts aren't worth watching this for. I'm guessing this was previously reviewed by the cast and crew, that or someone reviewed the wrong movie. Or perhaps the guy down the local fancy dress store thought it would be good advertising for his contact lens range.At least the sound guy saw sense and occasionally tried to drown out the actors.Just don't waste your time, you'll only hate yourself later.