Fresh and Exciting

Beautiful, moving film.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

The acting in this movie is really good.

DEAD BODY is yet another indie horror/slasher set in the usual cabin in the woods, where a bunch of partying youths head off for some fun times. Derivative isn't the word. Their newest game goes awry and people begin to disappear, and it soon transpires that a maniac is on the loose. The only deadly thing about this film is the overuse of cliches and the annoying behaviour on the part of the chief characters.

If my old friends were that stupid, I would've killed them off also. These kids were supposed to be going to Harvard, but they all acted like morons. The bad guy at the end just had to give a 10 minute moronic speech before killing off one of the morons. The so called "ex" seemed like him and his buddy Rumor had a gay thing going on. Nail guns do not work that way, the safety needs to be depressed in order to fire. Also they can't fire at bullet speed and accuracy. You would have to be in contact with a person.

The only other review has this movie at a 1. It definitely does not deserve that. If you are a horror fan and/or a who done it fan you will probably like this. Is the acting Oscar winning? No...But does it keep your interest and have some decent gore? Yes...Besides a few dull moments this is a hidden gem on Amazon Prime. Check it out if you get the chance.

The acting in this film was awful. The plot was just as bad. First of all they pretty much give away the why and who before the action starts discussing their future. But if that isn't bad enough toward the end with the last woman vs killer standing we have the killer spend several minutes recapping the captain obvious story and his motive, how he executed each step. If I don't know better I'd think a high school class wrote and acted this for a drama class project. No one cares about going to Havard this much.