I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

THE SHRINE is a Canadian horror film set in Poland. To begin with the plot is nothing special, involving the usual trio of American tourists abroad who find themselves in trouble when they stumble upon a grove containing an ancient shrine that has something evil about it. The second half of the film gets a little more interesting by skewing the usual angles and builds to an impressively high octane climax.The problem with this film is the lack of budget. There isn't much money to go around so the director substitutes noise with quality. This is one of the noisiest horror films I can remember watching and particularly at the climax it gets very headache-inducing. Plus the usual EXORCIST clichés are played out again which is a bit wearying. On the plus side, there's some very graphic gore in this film and it's nasty stuff indeed, wince-inducing in places. Shawn Ashmore's twin brother Aaron stars.

So are you, also like me, searching for top quality movies starring lesser known actors lesser known siblings. Then this is the movie for you..We all know that Troll is a great B-movie. Why not watch MST3000 Well this movie has a statue and has a more consistent story line then most Superhero movies? The shrine is best viewed with a glass.. no a bottle of port! And let me assure you a Non-Bobby "Iceman" Drake handling Two girls and one shrine for about 1½ hours is plenty of fun.. If you like me also doesn't have friends. EnjoyBTW. that shrine is muy picante!

I was expecting another typically bad horror movie, but this one really worked.Most horror today is so bad you are rooting for the monster to kill the actors because you hate them so much. This one was able to make you care about the main characters and that made it worth staying to the end.I admit I was fooled by how things took an abrupt turn near the end.What surprised me were the many hateful reviews this got. I'm usually the one telling everyone how terrible a horror movie is, so I was confused by the number of reviews that just hated this movie. Did the director and writer rub a few people the wrong way?Anyway, I think it is well worth watching.

A powerful horror film that features a stunningly moving performance by Aaron Ashmore and which is imaginatively directed by John Knautz. This motion picture is dark and disturbing, its atmospheric angst benefiting dramatically from what appears to be authentic Polish locations. When crazed fanatics from a insane Polish cult threaten the lives of an innocent group of tourists, the results are horrific, suspenseful, and unrelentingly awful in what is a very good horror film indeed. The imagery of the forest in the fog is especially haunting and the environment of Poland is simply chilling in itself. Flawed but well done movie of superior quality.