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Sometimes They Come Back... For More

Clayton Rohner , Faith Ford , Daniel Zelik Berk    R (Restricted)   DVD
3.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
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The Sometimes They Come Back series of made-for-cable-TV movies proceed from a common idea, lifted from a short story of the same name by Stephen King. Something happened in our protagonist's past, a challenge or crucial test of courage or resolve that he couldn't meet, maybe because of immaturity or some inner defect. Now, usually through a supernatural agency, preferably of satanic origin, that threat from the past that's been haunting our hero all these years has returned to give him another shot at it. Or to force him to deal with it directly. That's pretty much how it plays out in the first film and the second, Sometimes They Come Back... Again. Now comes the third variation, More. But it's really Less. The setting is Antarctica, Ice Station Erebus, where a CIA outpost is experiencing high casualties from an unknown source. In drop a couple of soldiers, one of whom, our hero Captain Sam Cage, turns out to be the target of the piece, whose past is at the center of the present deaths. Nothing really makes much sense here, including the action-packed ending that will have you saying things like, "Why did that work?" and "The babe who's bathed in white light is named Mary, I get it! But why is she dressed for a feminine hygiene commercial?" --Jim Gay

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5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent low budget suspense, Oct 20 1999
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This movie reminds me of the low budget suspense movies from guys that are now famous studio directors. It kept me on the edge of my seat. The ending could be better - my guess is that the production ran out of money.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars ARCTIC ABSURDITIES, Jan 2 2004
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Michael Butts (Berkeley Springs, WV USA) - See all my reviews
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This movie has to have some of the worst outside snow scenes in cinematic history---you can't tell anything what's going on. Inside, things are not a whole lot better, but this thriller does have some unexpected plot twists, including one with Max Perlich who portrays the resident pain in the neck. Clayton Rohner in the lead tries hard, but can't overcome the script's many discrepancies. Emmy-winner Faith Ford looks completely lost in her role as Jennifer, the doctor, and Chase Masterson as Rohner's sidekick gives her Sigourney Weaver imitation. Damian Chapa as Schilling possesses a nasty smarm that belies his good looks.
Not a total waste, but you might want to rent it in lieu of buying.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Its a pretty good one not the best, Oct 17 1999
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"rimlite" (Marble Falls, TX United States) - See all my reviews
I rented the movie and I havn't seen the first three but this one was pretty good. It wasn't the absolute best horror film but good pace of the movie, good plots and story line. I don't recommend going out and buying it righ away cause you should rent it first and decide for yourself.
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