Purely Joyful Movie!

Disturbing yet enthralling

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Actress is magnificent and exudes a hypnotic screen presence in this affecting drama.

Cheesy, drawn out, cheap, not funny. Film either tries too much or not enough and never meets a happy median.

This movie starts out average and gets bad pretty quickly. When you realise what it is, you try to accept it for what it is. That doesn't prepare you for how bad it really gets though. Overall plot is interesting but they do nothing with it and butcher it at every moment. acting is average at times but shocking at others. Script is horrible from start to finish and the cringe moments get worse as the movie goes on. Put it this way, I would avoid watching this if I were you. 90 minutescould be spent doing better things, like watching paint dry, orcounting the grains of sand on your local beach

As a drive-by connoisseur of horror; this was a pretty darn funny send up. Beats the last couple Scary Movie spoofs that relied on too much cameo/star presence. This was formulaic, but in a good way, goofs, send-ups, mocking with some actual WTF weirdness. I'd rather watch this for the genre than another Scary Movie rehash. Bottom line, kookier, creepier, and fresher than the genre staples have lowered themselves to.Also, the actors are above par for a 'tongue-in-cheek' parody. If your expecting witty repartee, your in the wrong place. If you want a goofy send up of cliché horror tropes, you've arrived.

attack of the killer tomatoes, rocky horror, killer klowns from outer space, chud, troma, scary movie sequence not another teen movie, the relic, psycho.... and you wont give this a better star rating? i will give it 10 on principle... movie noobs. Punk bands make millions, going on tour and selling albums. They all became rich. And when you're rich, its hard to stay angry at the world. The fuel, the spark that started it all was gone. If you've watched The Dark Knight, there's a line in there that fits perfectly: You either die the hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. Those were the two options punk had. either quit at the top of their game, or continue on making money, but become total posers. This point is where most bands broke up. they said "screw it, we've gone as far as we can".