Fender Bender

Excellent production values and performances make this film worth the watch. The electronic music is great and the ending is original. I've seen this film a few times and could see it easily becoming a cult classic. Good, scary, and fast paced. Enjoy it.

Just to sum up the movie in a few words here, I recently saw this movie and trust me I WAS NOT ASSOCIATED IN ANY ASPECT OF THIS MOVIE'S MAKING, PRODUCTION OR ACTING DEPARTMENT.So , this is not a forced recommendation when i say just watch this one. You will enjoy it , it has a nice touch to it , the screenplay, direction & story by Mark Pavia is quite well executed. Without getting too much into the plot, cause the director makes it pretty obvious when the first credits start to role that this one is going to be a slasher. Yes their is a nice plot to the movie,its not just duh what is going on here.??The acting department with less and meaningful characters is well handled too, no Oscars here, but who cares.. If you love the good ol slasher movies of the 80's and 90's you will like this one, and with a run time of just 1 hour and 30 mins its well worth your time. A good background and end credit score with a nice hint for a sequel ends this movie... ENJOY IT

I was hard pressed to find a slasher movie that I hadn't seen before and didn't suck and this worked out well. Decent story, it was acted well and it didn't try too hard to be something it wasn't (I. E. it didn't take itself too seriously) good gore/good violence/simple plot, what's not to like?!?!??

In a small New Mexico town, a 17-year-old high school girl (Makenzie Vega) who just got her driver's license gets into her first fender bender, innocently exchanging her personal information with an apologetic stranger (Bill Sage).

When listing off the so-called masters of horror, the name Mark Pavia does not typically come up. But Pavia did make a great horror film -- "The Night Flier" -- and has finally returned to the director's chair for "Fender Bender". Where were you, Mark? We missed you! This time, in cooperation with Scream! Factory and Chiller, Pavia takes on the slasher film. This is his baby, through and through: he wrote the script based on his original idea, he directs and he helped produce. And what we get is a pretty decent addition to the genre. Although this is more of a PG-13 horror (no nudity or cursing), it still has its share of gore and it really excels in the way it handles pacing. Cinematography Tyler Cushing lets his camera hover on various things just long enough to build suspense and keep us on edge.

The story also has a nice subplot. Although the identity of the killer is firmly established early on, a cheating boyfriend (or ex-boyfriend) also plays a significant role... and leaves the audience guessing who is going to be the one showing up at the door. And who is more dangerous, a stalking killer or a drunk and emotional ex-boyfriend? While "Fender Bender" is definitely not going to be as big of a hit as "Night Flier", it is still far better than basically every made-for-TV horror and sci-fi film out there. Pavia relies on classic storytelling and shies away from cheap scares and terrible CGI. With the exception of perhaps the "Sharknado" series, SyFy has never come close to what Chiller is unveiling with this.

Welcome back, Mark Pavia. Please don't be a stranger.

With an 80s vibe and soundtrack it's not a bad film, if you know your horror this film is pretty much zipper face with a car. Worth an hour and half of your time albeit very predictable.