Slaughter

So she met with a girl and emptiness for 60 minutes before the final scene? Stewart Hopewell has to take his crew and try different jobs. Story twists were nonsense, scuffle scenes were ridiculous. ''I'm On Fire'' was the only good thing in this movie. * Casting, Acting : 2 * Script : 1 * Directing, Aura : 2 * Ease of Viewing : 2 * Naked Eye : 2

This is a super slow movie. The twist never really makes sense because there wasn't any lead up. The acting was spotty but not too terrible. Overall this was a serviceable thriller. The bleak ending gets it a few more points.

Amy Shiels is pretty, but this movie is not. The writer hid the story from us throughout the movie so it could be revealed at the end, but the movie suffered from it and drags along. Too many questions left unanswered that could have been exploited to tell the story in an even more exciting and horrific way. Instead the movie was hollowed out and then heaped back in at the end. This plot could have made a great horror movie, but crappy storytelling, awful dialog and poor acting ruins it.

Pretty bad.

This movie was good. I am probaly a minority on this, but for what it was I liked it. It was a slow build, and the actresses I thought did a great job. Not a horror movie, but a good thriller

This is a rather slow moving movie that tries to develop the characters, but instead it goes to slow. The reveal is towards the end when it should have been sprinkled through out the movie. The torture scene had me on the edge of my seat, but the climax, even though unpredictable, wasn't as suspenseful as it should have been. This is one of those movies that had potential, but it was too slow. The ending surprised me a bit and the music that was used in this movie was awesome. Wasted time.

Bad Movie

Until the last twenty minutes, it has absolutely nothing happening in it, I mean nothing, just misery--that is--my misery for watching it. During those last twenty minutes, it's fairly unwatchable because a pretty un-buff chick overpowers and murders no less than five people. The only watchable part was the last sequence, and the only reason is because of the music and direction that had apparently been absent the previous hour and a half.