Happy Little Bunnies

This is an innovative movie, and I don't understand those who criticise it. We need to applaud and support production teams who are prepared to break standard rules and codicils.

I enjoyed it - and I learned stuff.

Bravo!

Not your run of the mill horror movie, jump scares or blood and gore, but quite some psychodrama - and a surprising end. Pay attention to the beginning.

Really enjoyed this film, had me laughing throughout. The dialogue between the two protagonists takes you on a wild journey and keeps you guessing. Highly recommend watching this.

I personally think you have to be a bit different than normal people to understand this film. I could relate to the thought process of the character named Carl. The story was great. The actors did a good enough job. Not much of a comedy . It is just a good film.

This movie was nothing like I expected going in, and I'm sure glad it wasn't.

It started out like a blood filled slasher, with a polite amount of gore, Then it turned into this mysterious, almost surreal tapestry of thought provoking dialogue. Forget that Jon-Scott Clark's character spewed out every stereotypical depressed thought in the book. He was feeding Carl (Simon Manley) with ammunition to go off the wall with his non-stereotypical therapist role. Add in all the little subplots that seemed to have nothing to do with the film, it had me really thinking. (Casey Affleck's cameo helped put it all in perspective. *giggle*) I know popcorn is the standard snack when watching a movie, but I really had the hankering to wolf down an entire apple pie for some reason. Spackle in some polite gore throughout, and you have a well rounded movie.

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie, but if you're expecting the standard slasher this isn't it. Watch it for it's unique approach to the genre.