Okay, I have to be honest here. Sadly, the internet broke down midway through the movie (about an hour into it), leaving me stranded alone on my couch just before things started to get intense. Up until that point, I was thoroughly engaged with the film. I don't know what exactly it was —the premise, the setting, the characters, the gore, the music, the sheer fun of it all, I enjoyed every aspect of it. So, I've decided to purchase it. Even though I don't know how it ends, I know I'll want to watch it more than once. Aside from that, it's pretty much what you'd expect. A campy slasher flick set in a cinema with a variety of characters and a killer among them. It doesn't try to reinvent the wheel; instead, it embraces the formula and adds its own twist to create its own little universe. I was pleasantly surprised by how gory it was, in a good way. It's not gratuitous; rather, it fits seamlessly with the rest of the film. Plus, the occasional moments of humor and oddity provide a nice change of pace. I'm eagerly anticipating owning the Disc and finally seeing how it all wraps up. Hopefully, it won't alter my opinion of the film. Otherwise, I'll be back! **Edit: So I watched it now until the end, I have to say it just got better. Nasty gore and great early 90s vibe paired with the music make a very enjoyable slasher.**

Exactly what I expected. Entertaining and gory slasher/giallo throwback. It's visually pleasing with super stylish kills, killer soundtrack, edge of the seat suspense, and lots of eye trauma. Doesn't bother to develop the characters, it goes straight to the killing spree. I'm not really a fan of the excessive amount of slow-mo in here but overall it's a fun time.

It was ok but the characters kind of sucked. Also, most awkward rub job ever.

I like a good slasher, and while the set-up of this one is great, the movie is never able to generate any suspense. I didn't care if these people survived or not, and that's never good for this type of movie.