I love this movie so much

What makes it different from others?

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

A nasty, abusive criminal cons his way into the arms (and home) of a hard working single mother & her Easter-obsessed disabled son. This low budget indie flick has sex, sleaze, drugs, humour & lots of gore. After a slow start ("character development") things just go crazy, but coherent, & I kept wondering "what's gonna happen next?" Thankfully this is more than just a basic slasher movie about a killer in an Easter Bunny mask, the main characters here do actually matter. Highly recommended for lovers of sleazy horror!

Judging from its title alone, Easter Bunny, Kill!, Kill! would appear to be little more than a parody of seasonally themed slasher flicks. Miraculously, perhaps, Chad Ferrin's film is the rare gore-fest that can actually stand on its own merits as a prime cut of blood-drenched grind-house horror. Nicholas is a 16-year-old boy with the mental capacity of a 6-year-old. More than anything else, he believes that the Easter Bunny not only is real, but someday will rescue him from a life of poverty and abuse by the men in his mother's life.Her latest boyfriend is a sadistic grease ball, who, when mom's back is turned, torments the harmless child. If that weren't enough, in return for cocaine he'll use to lure hookers to his home, the jerk allows a truly perverted friend to "party" with the boy. Just describing that scenario makes my skin crawl. Never fear, though. Before the creep can get his grimy hands on Nicholas, the boy's Guardian Bunny arrives to save him from harm. That much could have been expected, I think. What follows is less predictable than one might expect.Although most people wouldn't be able to get past the title credits, fans of the genre should find something besides the gory killings to admire. We're not talking Psycho or The Shining here, though. Easter Bunny was made on a budget estimated to be in the neighborhood of $95,000 and it looks it. As for the marketing budget, I'm pretty sure the title on the DVD cover will sell itself. – Gary Dretzka

Every moment of Easter Bunny Kill Kill is fresh and unique; from one murder to the next. Most of the action takes place on Easter, which makes for a very interesting theme throughout the movie.One facet that makes it truly original and wonderful to watch, is the cute little white "Easter bunny" that hops aimlessly around the house while gruesome murders are taking place left and right. You expect the bunny will fall prey to the mayhem, but the writer skillfully manages to create a peaceful aura around her. In each scene she is the peace before the storm - or bloodbath in this case. Such an imaginative part of the movie! The characters are fascinating and genuinely disturbing on their own. Together, they are even more nightmarish. Remington and Ray are by far the most vile and unnerving, at least until the end. The end of the movie turns an intriguing twist that both surprised and shocked me.I have been lucky enough to see two of Chad Ferrin's movies - Easter Bunny Kill Kill and Someone's Knocking at the Door - and have enjoyed them immensely. Can't wait to see more!

This movie started VERY strong. I was immediately taken with Nick, the special needs boy. He was completely endearing. The torment he endured built the suspense all the way to the first kill. The scenes with the pedophile were the most frighteningly tense in the entire movie.Then... things got dull. During the middle, the parts with all the blood, I was so bored I almost turned off the movie.Thank Heaven I didn't. The multiple-twist ending brought the whole thing together. I suddenly understood why some of those people got killed, when it seemed there was no reason for them to die. I admit, I got the warm-fuzzies.This is a movie that's going on my Easter Viewing list every year (and a few times in between).