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sesxquai — 18 years ago(April 05, 2008 01:01 PM)

Anyone know how they did this effect? It was soo realistic! I was amazed how they could have done it..It's almost like you could believe it was for real!
Wow, there's one thing though, I'd wish they would have let the killer have rubber boots on when he dismembered the woman.
Anyways, great scary effects!

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Effects were excellent, I agree!
"What? Do you wanna just sit around and be wrong?" - Liz Lemon

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He did a great job. It looked quite real. I had to remind myself it wasn't a few times while watching.

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hey there,
we discussed the slaughter effects at length in various interviews - but Chris Bridges is the man to credit with those effects. He took our unconventional ideas and was fearless in his execution of those ideas.

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