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Perhaps during that time period there were several very similar films in regards to sorority slasher films, ranging from great to subpar, with many depending on its film and production budget. This film is confusing considering there are too many characters and none of the women characters in this sorority stand out. We don't exactly get to know them well, and even so we don't know many of their names.

The story simply isn't interesting enough as it appears to be the traditional slasher type but with suspense that isn't thrilling in the least. Its plot twist in the end doesn't quite add up and comes off as generic. There are several flashbacks that only confuses the audience.

The cover poster made the film seem to be better than it was. In the end, nothing stood out and this film ultimately had become forgotten.

Relatively lesser known and lower budget slasher film. The story surrounding this film involves an apparent rich siblings whom are randomly luring in rich men to steal and kill from. The tone of the film is quite bizarre as the film's violence is relatively tame and quick. Only real violence is a few kills by slashes with a blade to their throat.

There is a subplot which somewhat drags the film down revolving around an undercover cop and a female assistant reporter/ agent. Also a minor plot with a teenage babysitter calling this party line. In the end, these subplots get fused together.

The film isn't entirely predictable but the end outcome certainly was very clear. The conclusion with the rich brother luring in the agent with his death occurring made him look extremely foolish and weak. It seemed far too easy how she was able to knock him off the balcony ledge. Then apparently he wasn't dead and decided to stalk her to kill her, leading to his ultimately timed demise with the cop showing up.

As a whole it's not the best slasher but it's somewhat decent enough given its premise.

This film isn't too original but offers a more style over substance feel. It is the typical slasher involving an unknown person who randomly stumbles onto the set of a movie cast's wrap party. There are minimal thrills but nothing too great. We don't exactly know much about the main characters to care about. The kills are quite graphic yet somewhat cheap looking.

The end reveal of the masked killer isn't as shocking as we don't exactly care. The final twenty or so minutes drags on. From the reveal to the killer, simply filled with a lot of back and forth dialogue. The film certainly seems to think it's better than how it actually is.