The Tattooist

Featuring: Jason Behr, Mia Blake & David Fane

Format: DVD | Rating: 18 years & over

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 Absolute Boredom

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Watched this film last night, the story is mildly interesting but its ever so slow and not much actually happens in it. Although its not the most boring film ive ever seen, its in my top five never to watch again films.

 put me off having one

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i think this is a well done little horror good story and a couple of jumps but a well crafted horror movie if you like films like stir of echos this could be the film for you

 A bit of a let down

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Although the idea for a film was good there was quite a lot lacking. for a start the film could have been longer with more depth to the characters. The male lead only seemed to have one expression throughout the film. I know it was a film on a budget but did expect more. The extras a quite good though.

 A Let Down!!!!!

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This is a prime example of a movie that could have been great but with a mediocre script, was a let down. The premise of this movie is about a tattoist played by Jason Behr, who steals an ancient samoan tattoing tool and accidently cuts himself. Upon cutting himself he becomes a tool through which an angry samoan spirit exacts his revenge,whenever Jason tattoos someones. Unfortunately the movie never really lives up to it's potential and by the end of it when the credits roll your left with an empty feeling of "Is That It?"................

 Evil INKcarnate...

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Okay, it won't win any awards for originality, the vengeful spirit thing has been done a hundred times before, but it is a interesting and engaging take on the subject matter of Samoan tattooing and lore.

While it perhaps isn't as gory as the 18 certificate implies, the method of death is inventive, and looks fantastic on the screen.

Also looking fantastic are the many many tattoos that adorn the bodies of almost the entire cast. From that perspective the film is beautiful. And Jason Behr does a good job of looking sexy with a body covered in ink.

The love backstory is effective, and the story of how the spirit became vengful is also good, even if the spirit himself his unfortuantely CGI.

I would recommend giving this film a go, its perfect Friday night fare for fans of the The Grudge, One Missed Call, et al.

 Not a horror

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Don't get me wrong. Excellent film, well written and acted. Excellent close ups of tattooing, and some fab art in there.
But it was not a scary film, not a horror, I've seen much scarier films, that were only 15 rated.
But overall worth a watch, but probably not worth the £15 high street stores are selling it at!!!!!

 the tatooist

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I have just watched this film and i am wondering why it has an 18 certificate, the grudge was edge of the seat scary but this was dreadful. The actors are wooden and the plot terrible. For the tatooed people out there,the art work amazing for the film buffes, garbage. Bargin basement for sure.