Directed by:
Stacy DavidsonCinematography:
Stacy DavidsonComposer:
Dwayne CatheyCast:
Ashley Kay, Peyton Wetzel, Brent Himes, Roxy Vandiver, Mel House, Julin, Heather Ewart, Michael Gingold, Jeremy SumrallVOD (1)
Plots(1)
Charlie s made a name for herself and her parties - and the plans for tonight's rave are her most extreme yet. On the edge of the city is an enormous vacant factory... and now, she and her friends have just over an hour to set up for an explosive rave without getting caught. Her oversexed friends throw back a few drinks and begin setting up, unaware that they re being watched by something sinister lurking within the dark building's corridors. With their attention quickly drifting away from the party and onto each other's bodies, they begin to disappear into the night. With the music blaring, no one can hear their frenzied cries of passion - and terror. Little do they realise, a beastly all-seeing presence resides in this enormous place, and it drags a mammoth, inhuman weapon that serves only one purpose: to kill anyone who trespasses here. Charlie hoped tonight's party would be the best she'd ever thrown ... will it be her last? (official distributor synopsis)
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WOW! It’s been long since a film pissed me off so intensely right from the beginning, and didn’t stop pissing me off until the end. The director, Stacy Davidson, should get a lifetime ban on approaching a camera if only due to having forced us to follow such an awful group of “heroes”, who are impossible to root for. The killer and his zombie family, on the other hand, you could root for them (their look is the only good thing), but only in a better made film. The first Boo! of 2011 and a pretty substantial one at that. PS: There’s plenty of blood and corpses, but… 0/10
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I finally got my hands on this cheap underground slasher that will make gore fans happy. Yes it's as cheap as Bulgarian porn, the actors are terrible, though the girls are nice to look at, and sometimes there's a funny line. But the biggest asset is the killer wearing a welding mask, who uses an anvil as a weapon, something definitely original, And the gore is at a very high level and there is also high body-count. It reminds me a bit of the related Carver, which I find to be a class above, but even this one, for a low-budget film, has its moments and fans. Had I seen it ten years ago I would have given a strong four stars, today it's worth a better three. 6/10.
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