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There were some good scares in this movie but as someone in the medical field I can't over look the glaring medical errors. Just no. Don't tackle real diseases if you don't know how they work. :( For starters...Type I diabetics don't get "cheat days" and you don't treat hypoglycemia with more insulin.

There has been a run on babysitter films again, a genre that had seen finished is back, tormented pretty blonde babysitters will never be safe again. This is going to be hated by anyone expecting horror, it has a few jumps, but definitely doesn't deserve the tag of humour, I'd actually put it down as a comedy, I laughed at several moments, not sure it was intended to be funny, buy hey ho. The acting is decent, but at times you can feel the cast battling a loose script. It's not great, but it's a fun watch, with some nice moments of suspense. 6/10

I don't often leave reviews but the acting in this was just so funny.

For the entire first hour of the film, nothing happened. By the time the "action" started the acting was so laughable that I almost switched off.

Trying to be a 90s slasher like Scream or Urban Legend but falling FAR short due to comedy acting, a stupid plot and boring, glacial pace.

Dunno why the boy played his character like a 42 year old housewife. Was weird. Storyline wasn't too bad but the acting was trash. Could pass for a spoof horror film it's so bad.

This was the worst film in the history of horror films.

• Ugly lead actress with a misshaped head.
• Very predictable, suspenseful music using the piano was necessary.
• Unnecessary extras (pizza guy and policeman)
• The friends death was really stupid but perhaps deserved to die like this because she thought she was protecting herself with a cork screw.
• Should have casted an actual kid to play the kids role not a well groomed 50 year old.

What should have happened:

• The policeman finds the creepy pizza guy jerking off in the corner of the room.