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Deon Richmond, Joel Moore, Kane Hodder, Mercedes McNab, Parry Shen
When a group of tourists on a New Orleans haunted swamp tour find themselves stranded in the wilderness, their evening of fun and spooks turns into a horrific nightmare.
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You have to be really patient to get to the good stuff here. A quick gore throw away with Robt. Englund sets the stage for close to an hour before any action follows. No story follows either. Essentially this wants to be the new Friday the 13th. However, it only has enough materi...( read more)
Just plain FUN!!! The gore is fantastic, the cameos from horror icons is fun and the comedy (while a little overdone) is enjoyable! Horror cliche after horror cliche has never been so fun, since there is tounge in cheek all the way and it never takes itself too seriously at all! ...( read more)
Some pretty decent kill sequences, but the plot was far too dull to keep me interested.
Tagged as an old school American horror this definitely felt like watching an older horror film along the lines of Friday the 13th. However mixed with some very over the top gore from more recent horror films and you get this. Featuring cameos from Robert Englund, Tony Todd and K...( read more)
Truly disastrous!!! I had been under the impression that this film was going to be a reasonably good slasher film, it was nothing of the sort.
It was a teen movie, with a silly plot,, with a cameo role from two previous horror icons. The acting was awful, the 'thing' chasing...( read more)
This film reminded me a lot of Friday the 13th. We have a killer in a swamp, he has a birth defect, and he has a relationship with his father similar to Jason and Mrs. Vorhees but I guess this is why Kane Hodder was picked to be the killer. I was disappointed that Robert Englund'...( read more)
Kane Hodder as another blade wielding mongoloid, what more could you ask for? Maybe ultra violence and a Robert Englund cameo, which this has. It's a simple plot, but was done very well.
Traverses gross-out comedy shtick and slasher flick territories with middling results as both elements lack refinement. The dialogue often sounded too written (and overly coarse) and the horror too predictable. They do get the camp factor right, best demonstrated by 'Candyman' ...( read more)
