One of the worst movies I've ever seen

It is a performances centric movie

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

This is by far the best "so bads its good" film I've seen.Because; the lead villain is seriously cool, the others are brilliant as well, stuff explodes, stuff bleeds, Warwick Davis throws plates at people.It is possibly the most fun film I've ever seen and I really enjoyed drinking my beer and watching this trippy film. Not only does it show all the cool things I expect from these films, but it kept it up throughout the entire film. In my collection (mainly consisting of bad shark movies) the majority of the film is usually spent waiting for cool stuff to happen.I cant explain it... just watch it!!10 out of 10 (if I didn't have a beer 1 out of 10)

I'm so glad that the director of this flick is sticking with SFX. Cause, if his directing DIDN'T suck, then his cast of actors did. Warwick Davis was the only reason to even see this movie. His acting (what little line he had other then jumping around in excitement after someone died) shined over everyone else. Was it me or did it seem like everyones voices not sync with their lip movement. I'm not saying I'm a huge Warwick Davis fan, but, he was the only decent actor in this film, and, only for his speech at the end of the movie while speaking to the senior bikers. If you have and hour and 37mins to waste don't do with this movie. But, in the end its up to you.

Skinned Deep is a very odd little film. There is no question that the film transcends the usual straight to DVD Blockbuster fare, as the screenplay (pretty clever), characters (which, aside from a few clichéd elements of their composition, are extremely original and terrifying, if only for the sheer bizarreness of their behavior. The film is 1000 times creepier than Rob Zombie's idiotic House of 1000 Corpses (when will that moron figure out that no matter how much of a fan of the genre he may well be, he sucks as a filmmaker?), even though it was shot on a miniscule fraction of the budget. If you like those sleeper gems of the horror genre, cooked up by half-mad geniuses with vision, intellect, courage, and a lot of raw intuition about the very nature of horror (which lies, I believe, in our deeply seated fear of all that can go wrong when our normally reliable assumptions about reality are called into serious question), then this movie is for you. If Basket Case, The Deadly Spawn, Deliverance, Spider Baby, etc. appeal to you, then you'll like this one too.

surely this will become a cult classic horror/comedy plates has to be one of the best characters in film history sure there was no emotion or good acting skills shown but that still doesn't mean this is a great film and surely in 5-10 years will be remember as a cult classic and film beyond our generations understanding, just like all cult classics I'm sure this film is still vastly unheard of so i ask everyone out there to get this film out and show someone they know needs a laugh to show them this film sure some of the scenes are a bit weird and futureistic for us to understand but like all cult classics this will become one everyone loves