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title: "The Collector"
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# The Collector

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## Customer Reviews

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    The intersection of a brutal Saw-wannabe and a booby-trapped You’re Next (2013) home invasion.
  

*by J***R on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 27, 2019*

A mean-spirited brutal film with a weak plot, but promising much fun for fans of gore, torture and shocking death scenes.Desperate for money, Arkin (Josh Stewart; The Collection, Insidious: The Last Key, The Haunting of Molly Hartley) plans a home invasion to steal jewels from his employer. However, much to his surprise, another criminal with more insidious motives has rigged the home into deadly trapped house of horrors.The opening scene feels a lot like a Saw sequel, and that’s essentially what we’re getting except with a much more simple plot. I mean, it’s entertaining, but nowhere nearly as thoughtfully engaging. Our mastermind killer’s traps seem either crude (to the point of being uninteresting at first glance) or unlikely to be triggered, but of course most of them are. And I’ll be the first to admit that I enjoyed it—being a gorehound who doesn’t mind the occasional brutally mean film.Whatever you thought of Jigsaw’s elaborate scenarios, this all strikes me as more far-fetched if only because the killer had one day to kidnap the homeowners, install numerous new deadbolts, and set up all those traps. Doors and windows are locked or barricaded, phones and possible weapons (like scissors and golf clubs) are booby-trapped, trigger wires abound, bear traps litter the floor and razor wire spiderwebs one of the rooms. The Collector (Juan Fernández; In Hell) has turned this upper-class home into a death house.There’s decent blood and wound work, the sticky acid floor “cat scene” provides some memorable gooey silliness (unless you’re sensitive to animals dying in movies), there’s a healthy complement of guts, lips are stitched shut, fish hooks are used to wincingly uncomfortable degrees, and we see some rather inspired use of a dead guy’s head as sort of a makeshift battering ram (and it gets messy).Writer (Saw IV-VII, Piranha 3DD, Feast I-III) and director Marcus Dunstan (The Collection) has, needless to say, crafted a mean-spirited film in Saw’s likeness, but completely lacking any of Saw’s story-telling elegance or character development. So, if you want to see a movie that’s just mean for the sake of being mean (and gory), maybe this is right up your alley. But I wouldn’t broadly recommend to fans of the Saw franchise unless they outwardly didn’t care much for a feasible plot… which, honestly, I don’t. So I enjoyed this.If you awkwardly giggle when hard-to-watch scenes make you wince and if you delight in abrupt death scenes that may just provoke an outburst of laughter as you jump and point at the screen, this is probably for you.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Darn good horror. Darned good torture porn. And here is why...
  

*by B***A on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 11, 2014*

Question one: Can there be "good" torture porn?Answer: a qualified "yes", if you mean: artfully done. Masterfully accomplished.I'll defend this at some other point, but right here I'll just add that I think gore hounds and scream queens and body melt fans and all the quibbling critics in the horror world should just band together and say that when David Edelstein coined the term "torture porn" he hit the nail right on the head. It is a freaking awesome name for a really twisted sub genre that only a few can handle, and that's how it should be.Which brings me to the Collector, who is not only a seminal figure in Torture Porn, but also the second scariest on screen serial killer I have seen...I used to doubt my judgment on that. I would say: but the guy's no Hannibal Lecter, right? And Lecter won the Oscar, which means he's the quality king, mother approved, case closed. Right?Absolutely not.Remember when 
  
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     came out and all sorts of exposition and background stuff about Hannibal Lector came to the foreground and the dude just went from scary to frankly goofy.Well get this: Nobody ever, not once, gives us a hint at what is driving the Collector.Well, surely a smart analyst would start piecing apart the things that the Collector says to, say, his victims. Or the cops who are pursuing him.But dig this. The Collector never speaks. Not here at least. Not word one. All you have are his torture porn misdeeds, which are graphic and in your face and reprehensible...And the way the man flipping MOVES.Two words for you: Juan Fernández. Can I hear some love? The man has a touch of Chaplin. He has a touch of  Mikhail Baryshnikov. He is absolutely perfect.So yes, you will see some stuff that is absolutely obscene and which you might never forget...but I'm guessing if you're reading this review, this is maybe not an issue for you.So please check it out and please send Mr. Fernández some fan mail. I don't know the man, but he has earned it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Scary! Intense! Thrilling! Brutal! Very Sharp And Pointy!
  

*by K***9 on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 11, 2020*

Most modern horror films of the late 2000s often lack the horror element or are just plan goofy.However I have seen a few that deliver what I'm looking for and The Collector didn't disappoint.When Arkin, an convict working as a handyman is repairing the Chase family house. After getting paid his visits his wife and daughter who owns money to a loan shark and needs to pay them off by midnight. Arkin knows Mr. Chase has a safe hidden behind a mirror which owns a large ruby that will be able to pay off the loan shark. Unfortunately when he returns, Arkin is horrified to find the Chase house has been rigged with booby traps and a serial killer is inside.What follows is a deadly game of cat and mouse with The Collector using the most brutal ways of slowly yet painfully kill his victims while saving one to take for his collection of humans along with setting up enough traps to make you paranoid whatever you touch next.Again very simple plot that doesn't waste time once film gets going. And The Collector is a very creepy serial killer who oddly has a soft spot for bugs. Looking forward to check out the sequel to this film, The Collection.

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