Buried Alive 2007 123movies

Watch: Buried Alive 2007 123movies, Full Movie Online – Tobin Bell (Saw) stars in this terrifying story about a group of lustful college friends on a road trip to a remote desert cabin. As a night of extreme truth-or-dare and wild partying gives way to sheer fright. Directed by legendary make-up effects wizard Robert Kurtzman of From Dusk Till Dawn fame, Buried Alive is a chilling, retro fright-fest packed with sex, shocks and supernatural horror..
Plot: A college prank at an abandoned house accidentally awakens a frightening spirit.
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	3.9/10 Votes: 2,323
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Reviews:

Not One of the Better Films You’ll See, But It Has Tobin Bell
A young man, his cousin, his cousin’s boyfriend, a nerd and two sorority pledges go to the man’s house in the desert, where everyone thinks they’re just camping for the weekend. But the young man knows why they’re really there: gold. There be gold in those hills! But does a family curse want them to be there, and what about the old caretaker, Lester (Tobin Bell)? Could be an interesting weekend.

Robert Kurtzman directs, which is a mixed blessing. Kurtzman has a good name in horror from his time at NKB doing makeup and special effects. And he directed “Wishmaster” which many consider to be something of a minor classic. The unfortunate thing about this film is that Kurtzman adds nothing special to his resume: while the directing overall seems much tighter than “Wishmaster”, the story he was given to work with just isn’t as enjoyable. Better film quality does not always mean a better film (in fact, it rarely means this).

The selling point to this film is probably Tobin Bell (Jigsaw from “Saw”). And I have to say his character is pretty decent, as the dirty caretaker of the desert homestead. Although, the role could have been given to just about anyone (it’s a big cameo, but still a cameo). So unless you’re a die-hard Bell fan, you shouldn’t consider him the selling point. Maybe it’s the nudity, as there is a good deal of nudity (plenty of female nudity, repeatedly, and a little bit of male bottom). The film has been called “oversexed” and I think that word fits this perfectly — take the nude scenes out and the story is even more lame than it already is.

The killer wasn’t all that great and the back story on her really made no sense to me. And the thing with the religious protection symbols… what? So in one scene the woman has a tattoo that scares off the demon or ghost or whatever, but in another scene it does nothing. And she covers her body in these symbols, all for no real reason.

Sure, there’s a few good gory moments and people get chopped up… one kid even gets split not unlike the woman from “Wrong Turn 2” (which did it better). And again, plenty of nudity if you like women running through the woods or desert bare. Or in the tub. Or in the basement. But overall it was really boring and nothing particularly new… which I guess we should have figured out by the way they wrote the nerd character — if there’s ever been a more stereotypical nerd, I haven’t seen him.

I Didn’t Know what To Expect, But Didn’t Expect It to Be Boring
Robert Kurtzman is a seasoned horror vet, no one can deny that. However he made a truly terrible film in this case. The new Dimension Extreme label has gotten off to a hot start with the excellent Black Sheep and Broken. In addition you have a good director and the always at the top of his game Tobin Bell in the cast. Who by the way the way does have a decent amount of screen time, as some have said it’s just a cameo. Now if you look at my past reviews you can tell I’m a generous critic who makes an effort to highlight the strengths’ of a film, but thats really a difficult task here. For one the film is quite boring. The cast is annoying with the exception of Tobin. They didn’t make me laugh and they certainly didn’t make me care about there fates’. Most of all Buried Alive goes a good thirty or forty minutes before anything scary or gory happens, and then you have another long wait to the end. Your just stuck with the lame interaction of the characters lounging about, really not doing much. Tobin Bell is the only bright spot here. Now a couple things barely save this from a one rating, and thats a few much welcome moments of nudity, and maybe two kills done much better in Wrong Turn 2. Still it’s so awfully boring for so long that I was actually just looking at the back of the DVD case for the running time, to see how long my misery would last. As an easy to please critic I give Buried Alive a “very” generous 3 rating. Kurtzman’s other new film The Rage actually looks quite good, so I’ll forgive this effort.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 34 min (94 min) (DVD), 1 hr (60 min) (European Film Market) (Germany)
Budget 0
Revenue 1558939
Status Released
Rated Unrated
Genre Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Director Robert Kurtzman
Writer Art Monterastelli
Actors Terence Jay, Leah Rachel, Steve Sandvoss
Country United States
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Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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