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Welcome to Tower of Blood, possibly the billionth "let's go party where we shouldn't ought to and get hacked to bits" entry in the horror genre.Some seemingly overage teens of course, aren't content to party at someone's house or a park, no, they have to go to an abandoned building owned by one rich kid's dad, and of course, there's an escaped mental patient with a machete and a mask lurking there. What happens then, I'll leave to your imagination. It's new, it's different, no, actually, it's the same old stuff, with people wandering off and getting hacked to bits for their trouble. And really, that's about it. Oh, there's some old homeless lady, who knows the score, but so what, and how did she afford all those candles? What kills me about this is that in the opening credits there's something that says "from an original story by...". Original? There's not an ounce of originality in this whole film. If I hadn't got this for $2 at Big Lots I'd be upset, but in fact, I still am....To be avoided like the plague unless you're completely undemanding in your choices of horror films. 2 out of 10. Yawn.
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