Skinsofourfathers

There was a very solid acting group here. Which I think is what draws you in from the beginning. But actors can only work with what they are given. Here it isn't much. You should recognize a familiar face in one of the actors as he just played a very decent agoraphobic father bent on saving his daughter. But there are too many moments in this film that leave you scratching your head and wondering "What? Why did this just happen?" Or worse, "Why didn't this just happen?" Those to questions haunt you through the film until it becomes a race to see if you can stand watching until the end. Honestly it was a good production team coupled with a great acting team wasted on a story that just wasn't there. I guess if you are one of those people that are literally obsessed with medical horror maybe. But even that is a stretch. Avoid this film but check out what else the cast has done. Because I can tell you it is better than this film.

I knew this movie was going to be crap when I saw that it had been filmed using the same handy-cam that I use for family events. The acting was really bad and at times made no sense. The only scene that I thought was remotely worth watching was when you briefly see the "Killer" in a flash of cheesy lightning. I would only recommend this film if your only other entertainment option was watching paint dry, and even then you would had to tick me off really bad. I personally can't figure out how there could be a sequel to this movie. There was nothing worth watching the first time what on earth could have inspired the second go-round?

I thought that this movie was surprisingly good. I liked the fact that the director took the time to build up all of the characters so that you actually saw that they were real people. I also liked the fact that the women in this film weren't just "boobs on a stick" to quote from the movie. I thought that it was funny that while I knew that I was watching a horror film before the action I really was content to just sit back and watch these people on their road trip. They were interesting people, a lot more real than Hollywoods version of what a twenty something should be. Very refreshing. If you are looking for a movie that doesn't seem to take the hour and forty minutes it's supposed to this is it. It even still makes me what to go to Austrailia.