The 13th Friday

The only thing a bit different here was that the monster/ creature/ghost/clown (whatever you call it) attacks in the daylight. Rest is usual, repetitive, copied from here and there, done and dusted and still poorly interwoven. I went in with low expectation and was still disappointed. Wont waste more time on the review, only hope to save yours.

When I saw Uncork'd Entertainment was the distributor of this movie, I should have had the good sense to turn it off at that point. I love horror movies. I love bad B-list horror movies. This movie, however, isn't one of those 'it's so bad it's good.' This movie is just awful-start to finish. The acting is absolutely atrocious, some of the worse I've seen if I'm being honest. The plot of the movie made no sense, the ghost story at the beginning of the movie was convoluted. But the worst part of this movie has to be the godawful editing. It jumps from one scene to the next randomly and without explanation, making it impossible to keep up or image what the director's vision was.

Bad acting, poor sound design, and weak writing. It seemed like the writer couldn't decide between two or three different things they wanted to do, and just mushed them together into one script, which wasn't even strong enough to carry off one of them. It made the story (what there was of it) often difficult to follow, and the whole mess came across very flat. Visually it was okay, and there was a surprising amount of women and non-white actors, at least.

Some of the worst acting I ever seen, I wish I cloud rate this 0 stars!!!

After the first 30 minutes of this movie I couldn't take anymore. Bad acting,bad directing..it jumps from scene to scene as if the movie is being rushed and we the audience are suppose to fill in the blanks because of the director's laziness to do so. How these sorta movies make it to production I will never know. Movies like this Give me even more reason to believe Hollywood and any of it's affiliates are drying up and running on empty with remakes.