Slaughterhouse Slumber Party

First thing that will strike you about this movie is the all female and all naked cast. Yep, that is a thing.

This film is clearly low budget which isn't a bad thing. They do a few 4th wall breaks addressing it but I'm not about to throw spoilers in here. Worth watching, absolutely. Jokes-a-plenty that will make you laugh, and a plot that kinda makes enough sense that the movie is worth watching.

Dustin Mills provides us here with his newest title, everything an independent horror fan would want. The top mid-western girls of independent cinema are featured in this film and you get to see every inch of them all. The CGI effects are fun and different from the normal practical gore effects we are used to see in these films. The story-line is fun, as it pokes at 80's genre films and the Ohio independent horror circuit. It never takes itself too seriously and provides a surprisingly large amount of entertainment, which these days after all the trash coming out of mainstream theaters, it's good to just get entertained sometimes. If this is Dustin's best work to date, I cannot wait to see him outdo himself on the next one.

What is the point to this movie? Having girls prance already naked a good portion of the movie. Obivioulsy these actresses don't have any self respect. This movie is a joke. The director is a joke. Stay away from this movie.

I stumbled across this film while trying to find the film Slaughterhouse (1987) and it really caught me off guard.

There is a surprising amount of humor in this film and tongue-in-cheek in ita entirety. The 4th wall breaks are hillarious.

While it isn't a classic, I feel with the budget given they did a good job. A lot of the downplayed aspects in these films are intentional, so keep that in mind.

The theme song is absolutely awesome. Its as if I don't know if i'm supposed to take it seriously, which only adds to its contribution to the film. I enjoyed it, catchy as hell.

All in all some truly funny scenes with some obligatory toilet humor as well as some dark humor. Seeing as I was looking for a slasher flick an came across a film that despite all the T&A, still caught my attention.

I have to applaud it for being better than i could have ever anticipated. I like it when i am pleasently surprised. But if you're the type who is overly critical and only lives to put things and people down..Don't watch this and talk bs after.

Let those of us who want to enjoy something, enjoy it.

Entertainment Value 6.5/10 Overall Rating 6/10

Its not a big-budget flick. Rather a *very* self-aware film that stands up to its nature.

This film is relatively a lower budget independent film where it doesn't have boundaries. Described as a horror film, the horror aspect really which comes into play about half way into the film featuring special effects with green ghosts and a bizarre demon type creature coming back from the dead.

The plot is straightforward. Featuring an all women cast who get together to have a slumber party then one character gets spiritual and demon possessed and becomes the villain (we notice from the beginning that girl would somehow turn).

Featuring a lot of skin, essentially all the actresses do undress (which is purposely a distraction for the audience to swaying them into liking the film more, considering it isn't exactly good).

Overall the film isn't meant to be serious and the characters are self aware of the type of film this was meant to be.

Filmed in a documentary style way, where the characters speak to the camera (fourth wall breaking?) several times. Did not find anything particularly funny. Although the theme song used in the beginning intro and outro is relatively catchy and the type of simple song to get stuck in someone's head.

The dialogue is bland and most the characters aren't memorable and are simply just there. Haley Madison (Courtney) and Alyss Winkler (Stoya) are the clear standouts. The end finale was quite nicely done.

Predictable, cheesy acting, low special effects but there is a certain enough charm to watch for what it's intended in being. Certainly for a specific audience.