2006·Horror·1h 34m
6.9
★
Ten years after he brutally murdered two girls, a killer escapes from a mental institution and returns to his turf, the theme park attraction called Dark Ride. About to crash his path are a group of college kids on a road trip who stumble across the park.
Directed by Craig Singer
psychopath
carnival
road trip
slasher
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Cast
Jamie-Lynn Sigler
Cathy
Patrick Renna
Bill
David Clayton Rogers
Steve
Andrea Bogart
Jen
Jennifer Tisdale
Liz
Jim Cody Williams
Ticket Taker
David Ury
Attendant #1
Atticus Todd
Attendant #2
Crew
Peter Block
Executive Producer
Jason Constantine
Executive Producer
Spiro Razatos
Stunt Coordinator
Rocky Faulkner
Makeup Department Head
Lorena David
Co-Executive Producer
Jimmy Hart
Stunt Double
Popular Reviews
36 reviews
Ghost
5.0★ · 10/01/25
See the twist would have made sense if the rest of the cast were actually horrible to him but I think like 2 at most were asshole to him
See the twist would have made sense if the rest of the cast were actually horrible to him but I think like 2 at most were asshole to him
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Kolli
7.0★ · 03/10/26
Takes a while to get into it and has a bit of a lacking kill count but some great gorey kills.
It was still entertaining enough especially thanks to the cool setting.
The third act mainly just felt too empty after all the buildup.
It was still entertaining enough especially thanks to the cool setting.
The third act mainly just felt too empty after all the buildup.
Takes a while to get into it and has a bit of a lacking kill count but some great gorey kills.
It was still entertaining enough especially thanks to the cool setting.
The third act mainly just felt too empty after all the buildup.
It was still entertaining enough especially thanks to the cool setting.
The third act mainly just felt too empty after all the buildup.
Somto Umelo
8.0★ · 02/16/26
Great gore, beautiful gore. The atmosphere and set design do so much heavy lifting, along side the character design of the killer. love the dumb characters too
Great gore, beautiful gore. The atmosphere and set design do so much heavy lifting, along side the character design of the killer. love the dumb characters too
Nathan Byrne
3.2★ · 10/31/25
I mean it was alright, and that's as good as it gets unfortunately.
It's not by any means a bad slasher movie but felt like they tried to add an old era of slashers into a current era of slashers and was just all over the place.
These college friends decide to spend the night in a theme park that was home to a brutal double murder (Of course they did)
It's setup like your typical slasher movie, lights flicker, props creak, and one by one, the group becomes a target for the masked murderer lurking in the shadows.
What I liked about this movie is the setting, it's led with flickering lights, creepy mannequins, and claustrophobic corridors that make for some tension for the viewer. The concept obviously of a killer lurking in the shadows of a ''dark ride'' actual ride has great potential and actually had moments where it did work.
The pacing in the middle act was slow for me, so that kind of bored me and took away the interest for me. The character are just your usual horror movie characters so was nothing new for me and didn't wow me either.
They hinted at the killers back story at the start but didn't really elaborate further on it that made him a memorable killer, pretty forgetful actually.
This movie for me lacked originality and was just a boring boring slasher movie.
It's not by any means a bad slasher movie but felt like they tried to add an old era of slashers into a current era of slashers and was just all over the place.
These college friends decide to spend the night in a theme park that was home to a brutal double murder (Of course they did)
It's setup like your typical slasher movie, lights flicker, props creak, and one by one, the group becomes a target for the masked murderer lurking in the shadows.
What I liked about this movie is the setting, it's led with flickering lights, creepy mannequins, and claustrophobic corridors that make for some tension for the viewer. The concept obviously of a killer lurking in the shadows of a ''dark ride'' actual ride has great potential and actually had moments where it did work.
The pacing in the middle act was slow for me, so that kind of bored me and took away the interest for me. The character are just your usual horror movie characters so was nothing new for me and didn't wow me either.
They hinted at the killers back story at the start but didn't really elaborate further on it that made him a memorable killer, pretty forgetful actually.
This movie for me lacked originality and was just a boring boring slasher movie.
I mean it was alright, and that's as good as it gets unfortunately.
It's not by any means a bad slasher movie but felt like they tried to add an old era of slashers into a current era of slashers and was just all over the place.
These college friends decide to spend the night in a theme park that was home to a brutal double murder (Of course they did)
It's setup like your typical slasher movie, lights flicker, props creak, and one by one, the group becomes a target for the masked murderer lurking in the shadows.
What I liked about this movie is the setting, it's led with flickering lights, creepy mannequins, and claustrophobic corridors that make for some tension for the viewer. The concept obviously of a killer lurking in the shadows of a ''dark ride'' actual ride has great potential and actually had moments where it did work.
The pacing in the middle act was slow for me, so that kind of bored me and took away the interest for me. The character are just your usual horror movie characters so was nothing new for me and didn't wow me either.
They hinted at the killers back story at the start but didn't really elaborate further on it that made him a memorable killer, pretty forgetful actually.
This movie for me lacked originality and was just a boring boring slasher movie.
It's not by any means a bad slasher movie but felt like they tried to add an old era of slashers into a current era of slashers and was just all over the place.
These college friends decide to spend the night in a theme park that was home to a brutal double murder (Of course they did)
It's setup like your typical slasher movie, lights flicker, props creak, and one by one, the group becomes a target for the masked murderer lurking in the shadows.
What I liked about this movie is the setting, it's led with flickering lights, creepy mannequins, and claustrophobic corridors that make for some tension for the viewer. The concept obviously of a killer lurking in the shadows of a ''dark ride'' actual ride has great potential and actually had moments where it did work.
The pacing in the middle act was slow for me, so that kind of bored me and took away the interest for me. The character are just your usual horror movie characters so was nothing new for me and didn't wow me either.
They hinted at the killers back story at the start but didn't really elaborate further on it that made him a memorable killer, pretty forgetful actually.
This movie for me lacked originality and was just a boring boring slasher movie.
Dessie
5.0★ · 08/17/25
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