Ranae (Madeline Conway) is employed to babysit Miller, a sleeping toddler of a family with a tragic past. Before long, her friends turn up - the usual collection of fairly objectionable teens - and things start getting nasty.
This is a fairly enjoyable slasher production. Nice to see the youngsters settling down to watch Bela Lugosi in 'The Devil Bat', even if they do scoff at it! Jeremy, the sole male, is the most objectionable of the lot, so as usual with these things, the audience is begging for him to be dispatched.
What transpires is quite an effective shocker featuring as a villain, someone who bears a striking resemblance to Samara from 'The Ring.' The killings are often quite satisfying and Christopher A. Micklos's writing and direction keep things moving. My score is 6 out of 10.
This is a fairly enjoyable slasher production. Nice to see the youngsters settling down to watch Bela Lugosi in 'The Devil Bat', even if they do scoff at it! Jeremy, the sole male, is the most objectionable of the lot, so as usual with these things, the audience is begging for him to be dispatched.
What transpires is quite an effective shocker featuring as a villain, someone who bears a striking resemblance to Samara from 'The Ring.' The killings are often quite satisfying and Christopher A. Micklos's writing and direction keep things moving. My score is 6 out of 10.