The movie was bad, there's no denying that, but I've seen a whole lot worse. The editing was terrible and the acting was a minus, but I had no problem with the looney boyfriend killing the track and field team one-by-one.
I did have a problem with Anne Ramstead's character and the final showdown involving her and the killer.
Her character could not have been more useless. She added nothing to the overall plot, which made it all the more absurd that she was even in the finale fighting the killer.
As for her fight with the killer, the karate moves she used to fend off the killer were extra weak. Half of that is bad fight choreography and the other half is the fact she didn't look like she could punch her way out of a wet paper bag. Her strikes and kicks were most pathetic and she was prepped to block and strike well before her attacker made a move.
For a low budget horror this movie wasn't that bad. I don't know, maybe my senses were dulled when I was watching it but at times I even found it entertaining. But it still deserves the 4.9 it has.
I did have a problem with Anne Ramstead's character and the final showdown involving her and the killer.
Her character could not have been more useless. She added nothing to the overall plot, which made it all the more absurd that she was even in the finale fighting the killer.
As for her fight with the killer, the karate moves she used to fend off the killer were extra weak. Half of that is bad fight choreography and the other half is the fact she didn't look like she could punch her way out of a wet paper bag. Her strikes and kicks were most pathetic and she was prepped to block and strike well before her attacker made a move.
For a low budget horror this movie wasn't that bad. I don't know, maybe my senses were dulled when I was watching it but at times I even found it entertaining. But it still deserves the 4.9 it has.