"The Invitation" is the kind of a movie that Roger Corman would have produced in the 1950s or early 1960s and played in a drive-in. It's not terrible. From a technical standpoint the film is competently made. The perforamnces are a bit campy, which is par for the course in this type of film. There are a few guilty pleasures throughout, but the film is largely forgetable. If you have nothing better to do and have a taste for a horror movie, "The Invitation" might be worth a look, but for everybody else, it would be best to stay away and wait for something that makes better use of the talent in the cast.
Review of The Invitation
