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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

a low budget 2000s slasher conveying to horror clichés.

this film just shows the influence of the original texas chainsaw massacre. and as bad and nonsensical this film is, i still really enjoy it. the characters are quite hit or miss - some are just kinda of generic slasher characters that elevate the story and others are actually really entertaining, the hitchhiker and film nerd were definitely the 2 which i enjoyed most, the hitchhiker trope is quite overdone but jen is a really fun character, she’s just so over the top and unrealistic to the point where i kinda loved her, also her rant about music was so real tbh. jim was definitely a more uniquely written character and definitely had some nice scenes, cathy was an alright character but a mediocre final girl, the other 3 were just irrelevant to me, the blonde girl was just so bitchy and not in a good way and the other 2 guys were just plain. the villain isn’t particularly my favourite, the twist gets revealed too quickly  and i don’t really perceive the villain as threatening, his mask looks more funny looking than anything. the setting of an abandoned carnival has been done better before, but i still enjoy it, quite a rural setting and makes some nice shots. the cinematography and editing isn’t really my favourite and the pacing is a bit all over the place, but this film has great gore and amazing kills to make me forget all the bad, and honestly i will enjoy slasher films 90% of the time as long as they use the whole ‘so bad it’s good’ thing which completely makes the genre.

a low budget 2000s slasher conveying to horror clichés.

this film just shows the influence of the original texas chainsaw massacre. and as bad and nonsensical this film is, i still really enjoy it. the characters are quite hit or miss - some are just kinda of generic slasher characters that elevate the story and others are actually really entertaining, the hitchhiker and film nerd were definitely the 2 which i enjoyed most, the hitchhiker trope is quite overdone but jen is a really fun character, she’s just so over the top and unrealistic to the point where i kinda loved her, also her rant about music was so real tbh. jim was definitely a more uniquely written character and definitely had some nice scenes, cathy was an alright character but a mediocre final girl, the other 3 were just irrelevant to me, the blonde girl was just so bitchy and not in a good way and the other 2 guys were just plain. the villain isn’t particularly my favourite, the twist gets revealed too quickly  and i don’t really perceive the villain as threatening, his mask looks more funny looking than anything. the setting of an abandoned carnival has been done better before, but i still enjoy it, quite a rural setting and makes some nice shots. the cinematography and editing isn’t really my favourite and the pacing is a bit all over the place, but this film has great gore and amazing kills to make me forget all the bad, and honestly i will enjoy slasher films 90% of the time as long as they use the whole ‘so bad it’s good’ thing which completely makes the genre.