Bloody Homecoming

I heard about this one but didn't even think about watching it as it looked like another cheaply made wanna-be slasher film, that is until I read the review from bloody disgusting. BIG MISTAKE. last time I ever watch something recommended by Patrick Cooper. Every single character in this film is unlikable. The villain looks ridiculous. The writing is awful. So many cheesy lines(Not the ones that make you laugh). And the worst thing are the effects. they look like they were made by someone who watching a couple of videos on youtube and thought he could do this. All the kills are almost the same. AVOID THIS ONE. waste of time and money.

Well , it's not the worst slasher movie that I have seen, I seen a lot worse then this movie.

This movie did have a lot of flaws, to many. too many to talk about at the mo.

The main flaw was the acting, the acting just got worse and worse as the movie went on

There seem some- what bloody at first but the deaths were little kinda the same.

The killers mask was almost just like My Bloody Valentin, one and some scenes in this movie remind me of scream, I know what you did last summer and added bit of Prom night in there as well.

Even with all these flaws , It still got me to watch until the end to find out who the killer was.

I had no idea who the killer was this movie, that did surprise me.

it kinda of funny really, in way.

3 out of 10 poor movie

To be honest, I made it through 10 minutes of this disaster. I wasn't sure who was in charge of casting, but the teens all looked about 35. There was better acting in community children's theatre and no one was remotely likable. I am currently watching this just to produce enough characters to publish this review because the world should know absolutely terrible this movie is. Seriously his old are these actors? I can't tell the difference between these people and the teachers. She just said "too school for cool". Who wrote this? Did they supply their own costumes? Was this a class project? Ugh I made it. Thank God.

About as average a slasher as you can think of. This isn't exactly a bad thing, though. It's a good movie to turn off your brain and relax with, because you know it's never going to ask you to put too much thought into it.

During the annual homecoming dance, the students' most anticipated night of the year, an irritating jock gets trapped in a classroom following a banal incident and burns to death when a fire breaks out. Three years later, all of his friends that were involved that night are savagely knocked off by a killer in a fireman outfit and mask. Hey now, wait a minute… Where have I seen this before? Oh I remember! This exact same plot already formed the basis of pretty much every 80's slasher ever made! But hey, I'm not complaining, especially not since I'm always nagging that they don't make any more horror movies like they used to in the eighties. "Bloody Homecoming" features all the yummy ingredients of a good old-fashioned 80's slasher-stew. Apart from the textbook plot synopsis, there's also the ensemble cast of stereotypes (nerd, joker, popular prom queen and the perverted principal), gratuitous nudity provided by girls in the shower that are otherwise irrelevant to the plot, a variety of nasty killings through sharp objects and a denouement (as in: the revelation of the killer's identity) that is totally absurd and far-fetched. And yet, there are a few important elements that are missing in order to make "Bloody Homecoming" a truly successful and recommendable slasher throwback. For some reason, director Brian C. Weed does not manage to truly capture that irresistible 80's vibe or light-headed atmosphere. There are too many boring sequences and uninteresting dialogs, and personally I was hoping for a bit more sleaze and sickness. What is the matter with all these politically correct horror movies nowadays? Either way, I appreciate the effort and at least the director didn't choose for the easier option and simply remake a classic, like the people behind "Prom Night", "My Bloody Valentine" and "Black Christmas" did.