Knight Chills
2001·Horror·1h 22m
7.1
★
When a group of friends mock the wrong person during their role-playing game, they soon find themselves hunted by a vengeful knight straight out of their fantasy world. As the line between reality and fiction blurs, they must uncover the truth before they become the next victims of his wrath.
Directed by Katherine Hicks
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Rebecca Holden
Newscaster
Michael Rene Walton
John
Suziey Block
Waitress (as Suzanne Block)
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Dave Isern
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Catherine
6.0★ · 02/09/25
Shout out to MovieDives for putting this one on my radar! I read the words, “schlocky nostalgia-bomb with VHS rental vibes,” mixed with Dungeons and Dragons and came running, and boy, am I glad I did.
I have pretty much no experience with SOV flicks, but even I could tell that this one had something special. Knight Chills will definitely not work for everyone, but as someone with a penchant for both weirdo nerd shit and cheesy slashers, this ticked a lot of boxes for me and I can honestly say that I’ve never seen anything else like it.
I actually couldn’t stop giggling the entire way through — between the awkward soap opera music constantly playing in the background, and every actor’s tonally perplexing line deliveries, this movie works just as well as a comedy as it does a slasher. The ending had me positively losing it!
Honestly, as someone who played a bit of D&D in college, I mostly just found myself insanely jealous of this party’s gaming setup. Like, they not only had a tricked out basement to play in, but also a passionate DM and an entire group of both men and women who consistently gathered EVERY week to play?? The dream, literally the dream.
I have pretty much no experience with SOV flicks, but even I could tell that this one had something special. Knight Chills will definitely not work for everyone, but as someone with a penchant for both weirdo nerd shit and cheesy slashers, this ticked a lot of boxes for me and I can honestly say that I’ve never seen anything else like it.
I actually couldn’t stop giggling the entire way through — between the awkward soap opera music constantly playing in the background, and every actor’s tonally perplexing line deliveries, this movie works just as well as a comedy as it does a slasher. The ending had me positively losing it!
Honestly, as someone who played a bit of D&D in college, I mostly just found myself insanely jealous of this party’s gaming setup. Like, they not only had a tricked out basement to play in, but also a passionate DM and an entire group of both men and women who consistently gathered EVERY week to play?? The dream, literally the dream.
Shout out to MovieDives for putting this one on my radar! I read the words, “schlocky nostalgia-bomb with VHS rental vibes,” mixed with Dungeons and Dragons and came running, and boy, am I glad I did.
I have pretty much no experience with SOV flicks, but even I could tell that this one had something special. Knight Chills will definitely not work for everyone, but as someone with a penchant for both weirdo nerd shit and cheesy slashers, this ticked a lot of boxes for me and I can honestly say that I’ve never seen anything else like it.
I actually couldn’t stop giggling the entire way through — between the awkward soap opera music constantly playing in the background, and every actor’s tonally perplexing line deliveries, this movie works just as well as a comedy as it does a slasher. The ending had me positively losing it!
Honestly, as someone who played a bit of D&D in college, I mostly just found myself insanely jealous of this party’s gaming setup. Like, they not only had a tricked out basement to play in, but also a passionate DM and an entire group of both men and women who consistently gathered EVERY week to play?? The dream, literally the dream.
I have pretty much no experience with SOV flicks, but even I could tell that this one had something special. Knight Chills will definitely not work for everyone, but as someone with a penchant for both weirdo nerd shit and cheesy slashers, this ticked a lot of boxes for me and I can honestly say that I’ve never seen anything else like it.
I actually couldn’t stop giggling the entire way through — between the awkward soap opera music constantly playing in the background, and every actor’s tonally perplexing line deliveries, this movie works just as well as a comedy as it does a slasher. The ending had me positively losing it!
Honestly, as someone who played a bit of D&D in college, I mostly just found myself insanely jealous of this party’s gaming setup. Like, they not only had a tricked out basement to play in, but also a passionate DM and an entire group of both men and women who consistently gathered EVERY week to play?? The dream, literally the dream.
