Maureen Mahon

Why was this made? It felt like someone handed Simon Barrett a couple million bucks and said, "Here, you can have this money, but you have to make a movie with it." "Can we have school girls kissing?" "Sure." "Okay, I'll do it." So he half-heartedly muddled together a script that no one cared about, and hired actors who didn't care - hired special effects makeup people who definitely didn't care, and delivered this little piffle. It's not scary. It's not fun. It's a waste of whatever they spent on it. It's so sad when there are film makers with passion projects that they can't get financed and something like this gets made because the filmmaker has done some stuff before.

I'm sitting here trying to watch this awful movie, reading reviews to: 1. pass the time; and 2. to figure out if there's going to be any point to this. I'm 30 minutes in and I don't think I can take any more.