I like Black Panther, but I didn't like this movie.

Fantastic!

Like the great film, it's made with a great deal of visible affection both in front of and behind the camera.

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

This movie was so bad it was good. Somewhere between the continuity errors, lack of plot, vomit-inducing bad acting, terrible writing and effects, and elements that just plain sucked, this movie fell out of the horror genre and landed heavily into comedy. Note: -the random guitar carrying guy who wanders aimlessly back into the forest -the chase scene that is shot...in a manner worse than home movies i've seen -the pointless ax (he always carries it, but always uses the knife to actually kill people) -and the guy who looks eerily like a goose. I don't think i've laughed this hard in a long time. Kudos to the talentless retarded dumb-asses who created this movie.

Chris Mulkey was not in this movie (I don't think) but it was really okay anyways. The musics were really good and there were scenes where people drank. I love to drink! That was awesome! (Especially that part in the back of the picking up truck). I really felt the suspense because I felt like I was there? In the woods with the people. I would like to have more friends like this because I'm in a wheelchair :( Why did the park ranger know the reaper????? fpo!I loved the twist on the end because as it so turns out, there was actually no twist. Usually I'm expecting a twist but no such thing happened--although getting killed by a shovel WAS an ironic fate for the "blood reaper". If my dad was an actor, maybe he would be able to be in the movie too because there were dad's in this movie. No Chris Mulkey though; I wish he were my dad.

Yet another generic, direct to video psycho-killer-in-the-woods flick having to do with a guy in a gas mask slashing a bunch of alleged "teenagers" (who look to be in their late thirties) who make the big mistake of camping in the woods where he lurks.Amateurish on every cinematic level imaginable, there is not a single worthwhile aspect of this production. Shot on horrendous digital video, featuring a cast of the most untalented "actors" I've ever witnessed, some of the lamest special effects, an incompetent script, and the most inane dialog ever captured of film -- uh, I mean, video -- there is not a single justifiable reason for this monstrosity to have gotten a video store release.The killer's motives are never explained, his back-story is never explored, and none of the non-dimensional victims elicit sympathy. Most of them you'll wish will die as soon as they're introduced.This garbage made me long for the quality slasher flicks of the eighties, which at least tried to be entertaining, and often featured actual story lines, legitimate actors, and decent effects.Do yourself a favor and rent the original Friday the 13th, not this pathetic knock-off.

I saw this film while on holiday with a few of my friends and while I would love to illustrate my great taste through agreement with the general consensus that this film sucked, I don't think I can. This is quite possibly one of my favourite films of all time providing me with more laughs than any comedy film I've ever seen. The 40 year old actors that played the 'teens' were amazing in all the wrong ways and I am sure that it was film with a digital camera.Here are some things to look out for- * The old lady with the doll(?!)* The park warden (or whatever he is) who likes to look at EVERYTHING through binoculars* The odd man who sits down at the camp fire with the 'teens' sings a short song and then leaves immediately (probably the weirdest thing ever....) * The girl with the huge arse* The final scene with the dramatic chase. One of the guys enters a hut to escape from the reaper. The hut doesn't have solid walls and has huge gaps in the sides... however both fail to notice this and the reaper persists trying to enter through the door while the guy tries to stop him. This goes on for a long time before eventually the guy just jumps through one of the gaps....... (What is the point in this scene!?!)