I first saw this film a few years ago so when I saw it on EBAY I just had to buy it, great quality great price, and a great film as well, I certainly shall enjoy watching it again and with my own THE TELIC DVD now great.
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One of my favourites horror movies growing up, sooo glad I found it on eBay. Good quality DVD.
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saw this on the sci-fi channel and remembered how good it was, so i got on ebay and bought it i
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Love this horror film
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This is one movie that you definitely shouldn't watch alone at night! Dark and creepy, it manages to tingle the hair at the back of your neck and delivers several genuine untelegraphed shocks! Simply put, it's a movie about a museum. On the eve of launching a new exhibition, a gruesome murder takes place and the forthcoming gala is thrown into uncertainty. As the body count rises, it quickly becomes clear that an ancient evil is stalking the corridors of the museum.... The movie takes a while to get going, but once it does it doesn't let up for a second. There's alot of creeping about in dark corridors and waving of flashlights - doesn't this museum have any lights?! - and the inevitable panic as the creature's existence is finally revealed to the gala guests. This leads to a typical movie cliche - "We must get out" vs "No, we have to stay here!" Guess which group comes off the worst! Incidentally, the group who decide to escape are told to 'move quietly'. This must be the noisiest case of 'moving quietly' I have ever seen! The creature itself is only shown in shadowy glimpses until about a third of the way in and its well worth waiting for. Created by Stan Winston, the creature is unique as movie monsters go and stands up remarkably well when shown in full. But then, Stan Winston is a master in his field and none of his creations have ever disappointed. Penelope Ann Miller looks suitably terrified when confronted by the creature in the archives room. This scene produces a pure squirm-in-your-seat moment as the creature sticks out a long, forked tongue to 'taste' the heroine's face. Urgh!! 'The Relic' isn't a creature classic like, for example, 'The Thing', which boasts excellent special effects with outstanding character development. But if you don't mind switching your brain off for an hour or so and letting yourself be taken along for the ride, then it's definitely worth a viewing. But don't forget to fasten your seatbelt - things could get a little bumpy!Read full review
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