Sherri Scott

This movie is supposed to be a comedy, and it does have some funny people in it, but it's not really funny. It's mostly about the struggles of homosexuality, being scared of being a dad, and marriage. I've been there, done that, and it's fine... which is probably why I haven't heard of this movie or seen it before. That's my review so far. In a weird way, it's charming how each character works through their issues. Call me buzzed, but it's not unwatchable.

It missed the mark. I was excited to watch this based on early reviews claiming this made people sick... um, they must be delicate because this was way less slasher than Terrifier... a lot of lumbering through the forest watching the back of a thick head. No music, just crunching twigs; for all I know, this could have been made by some teenagers with a smartphone. Unfortunately for me, I bought it, so I am stuck with it, and it's a watch-once film. I wanted to like it, but it just missed the mark. I give this film a 2 out of generosity being a horror flick fan. It wasn't unwatchable, but it was unremarkable, and I wasted $14.99 on it. I should have listened to the hubby and just rented it because it is literally a watch-once film. So many ways this movie could have been better. Did I mention it missed the mark???