terrible... so disappointed.

What a freaking movie. So many twists and turns. Absolutely intense from start to finish.

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

I am a Taylor Dayne fan (real name Leslie Wunderman) & wanted to see her acting performance in this film. She was very good. Although, I must say that casting her as a loudmouth exotic dancer isn't really much of a stretch for the native New Yorker. Her close-ups are very unflattering, even her pre-breakdown scenes. I also enjoyed the performance by Gerald Anthony (Ed). (He is best remembered by soap opera fans as the popular character Marco Dane on "One Life To Live"). John Henson pukes up a disgusting substance that I could've done WITHOUT seeing! He's nauseous throughout most of his scenes. Mario Van Peebles is very disturbing looking in this film! He has no eyebrows & his hair looks like a Chia Pet. (Pretty boy) William McNamara overacts his very annoying high-on-something doofus character. I found two death scenes absolutely hilarious when they obviously weren't intended to be.

I thought the movie was very professionally executed, although I didn't care for all the violence. Enjoyed some of the performances, including Taylor Dayne & Lawrence Leritz as the cop....I recognized him from TV shows.

This film was great. If you've ever been to a bachelor party or heard stories about bachelor parties, this movie is for you. I'm a married woman and have heard scores of stag party anecdotes, both funny and lewd. This movie shows what can happen to perfectly normal, decent, middle to upper-middle class guys when things go terribly wrong and spiral out of control. As the movie progressed I just kept thinking: "I KNOW these guys, this could happen to people I KNOW." Basically, it shows how bad things happen to average, normal people and how we all have a dark side that can come out when pushed to the wall. Watch this movie, with an honest, open mind, and see if there's someone you know up on screen. By the way, is it just me or is the new movie Very Bad Things a rip-off of this one? I've only seen the trailers, but it looks like the same movie. We'll see...

This film was recommended to me by a friend, and I must say that I was surprised to find that I disagreed so vehemently with his opinion - he thought it was brilliant, I thought it was awful. The basic premise of the film (a group of guys accidently kill a stripper and her escort at a stag party, and then must make a decision on how to deal with the situation) was a promising one. However, it was sorely let down in its realisation. The acting was pretty terrible (especially by Kevin Dillon), the storyline dragged, and the same few ideas on how to shirk the blame for the crime were repeated over and over again. Every now and then someone else says "Hey, why don't we blame it all on the surviving stripper?", followed by someone else saying "Why don't we kill her too?" all the way through the film. And then the resolution, when it finally comes, is disappointingly unimaginative and messy. Don't bother with this one.