I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

If you're looking for an action packed horror thrill with nightmare fuel look somewhere else 70% of this movie is bland and boring some scenes don't add up to the film or characters at all which leaves u confused at times acting mediocre at best lightly poorly made horror film attempt

Quite simply the worst movie I have ever watched. I only got to the end of this drivel because I was sick in bed and lacked the energy to do anything about it. I think it made my condition worse.The plot is haphazard, barely presented before it all concludes. The acting is passable, but quite why any of the cast didn't walk off the set on the first day of filming eludes me. Talk about career suicide.There's some gore. Some minor jump-scares. That's all I can say in defense of this movie. The hillbilly-cult, ritual slaughter, helpful-but-scary ghost, missing child, abandoned burned-out prison, rescue butterflies, stolen baby plot is the sort of rubbish three teenage boys might scratch together in five minutes, each throwing their own stupid ideas into the mix without regard to coherence.Do the world a favor. Buy every copy of this movie you can get your hands on and burn them.

**SPOILER CONTAINED**"Bleed" did not disappoint--it was confusing from beginning to end. A husband and wife move out to the middle of nowhere. The husband is a doctor; the wife, a teacher. On the way home from grocery shopping, the wife has a flat tire and is helped out by a local law enforcement officer. He notices a mark on her neck. And then it gets real weird. The newlywed couple have invited another couple to join them in a celebration. A celebration of what the viewer never really finds out. The female is supposed to be clairvoyant, or something. She senses something in the house as soon as they arrive. The wife's brother and his "flavor-of-the-month" arrive uninvited. He and his girl are supposed to be in tune with the spirit world, although you'd never think they do anything but...well...you know. Through a dare, two couples and the husband (sans wife) decide to visit a burned down prison. Confused enough? "Bleed" just didn't cut the muster for me. It skips around so much. You never really know what the hell is going on. Questions abound with answers never being supplied. I could not really tell you what this was about. Oh, but everybody dies.Rated "R" for brief nudity, simulated sex, language, and violence.

A low budget cliché that makes your time and eyes "Bleed" when you watch this. From the start - a lot of time "wasted" to set up the story (so first half is very slow). Second half miserably fails to provides any kind of entertainment and fails to engage (you) as a viewer. At the end you, as a viewer, will certainly feel robbed of your time and money...Story is quite straight forward - A couple moves to a lonely place and invite some friends and after boring you to limits, they plan to visit an abandoned-prison to experience ghosts. Second part may sound exciting but the execution/filming of this particular part is - utterly unpleasant and without logics. Below average acting by most of the actors marred remaining expectations (to entertain).My words may have not explained the 'shoddiness' of this movie well but I have wasted another 20 minutes just to make others aware to save their time. Hope this review saves some time of others...