Master piece!!!!

Master piece!!!!

This is a must go for horror buffs, but not for the faint-hearted. It finally plays to its own story versus the desires of a general audience, which is why not all people will like it (although I don't want to contradict myself on the ending, which disappointingly enough did play to audience appeal). Josh Stewart does a wonderful job in this movie, and finally represents a main character in a thriller that the audience can attach themselves to. The score is great, and the cinematography is very refreshing. All in all, this is almost the perfect horror movie. Anyone who says this movie is crap can't differentiate their own opinions from the likes of a very solid movie. And for those who say this movie doesn't have a plot, seriously, grow a brain and then come back. If you don't know anything about movies, don't comment. You only make yourself look stupid.

The Collector is a slick and quiet chilling piece of work based around (what else?) A Collector, what does he collect? Well you will see when you watch this film from the guys who wrote FEAST, SAW 4, FEAST 2, SAW 5, FEAST 3, SAW 6, Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton. An ex-con named Arkin who targets his temporary employer?s home in order to help pay a debt, is unaware that a more sinister intruder has already entered the home and has no intentions of anyone leaving the home alive, who has booby trapped the home with some pretty heinous, elaborate and painful to watch pitfalls that will make you squirm in your seat as it did me. The Director is asking you to use all of your senses and not just your eyes to immerse yourself in the horrors that unfold as Arkin unknowingly begins the fight to keep himself alive. Rainbolt

I am an avid horror movie watcher and I was excited to see The Collector, but I was a bit disappointed with this film. I really wanted it to be creepy and scary with just the right amount of gore injected in, (aka Saw, a great balance between a plot, gore, jumps, and irony) but there is next to no plot line and zero character development. I really wanted to know more about the killer and his motivation about why he kills and why he chooses the families that he does, but none of that is revealed. To me, this film reads too much like a bad imitation of Hostel with a killer too close to that of Jigsaw (Saw), but not nearly as intelligent. I do have to say that the music was excellent and actually created quite a bit of tension throughout the beginning bits of the traps. The end credits were great showing each character alive and then dead. Also the cinematography was very inspired with my favorite shots being the overhead ones showing the characters going in and out of rooms