Featured Audience Ratings

• Martin S

  
  Sure...it was kane...but that's not enough

• Lady D

  
  This could actually be a contender for the worst Slasher film ever made. It ticks all the cliche boxes and adds a Wrestler into the mix.

• Coxxie M

  
  nothing creeps me out more than eyeballs being squished... oh, wait. i know: fucking horror movies starring WWF wrestlers. that creeps me out big time. and spiders.

• Wahida K

  
  There are a lot of similar Movies with similar plot out there, only the "Devil" or if you prefer Bad guys are different.

• Lorenzo v

  
  <i>Eight Teens, One Weekend, One Serial Killer.</i> A ragtag group of juvenile delinquents assigned the task of cleaning up an abandoned hotel find out just how deadly community service can be when they are stalked by a monstrous, four-hundred-pound maniac with a grudge… More
  <i>Eight Teens, One Weekend, One Serial Killer.</i> A ragtag group of juvenile delinquents assigned the task of cleaning up an abandoned hotel find out just how deadly community service can be when they are stalked by a monstrous, four-hundred-pound maniac with a grudge in director Gregory Dark's wrestling-infused survival horror flick. It was a mere four years ago that seven-foot menace Jacob Goodnight (WWE superstar Kane) was shot in the head and left for dead by a local police officer. But Jacob wasn't going down that easy. With a steel plate subsequently attached to his skull and ten razor-sharp fingernails ready to scrape grey matter from the skulls of his victims, Jacob retreated to the abandoned Blackwell Hotel, where he resided in the darkened, rotting hallways while planning his ultimate revenge. As fate would have it, Jacob wouldn't have to go far to satiate his raging bloodlust, though, and as the unsuspecting teens make their way through the crumbling corridors of the once-luxurious inn guided by the very same policeman who fired that misguided bullet years earlier, the notorious killer sharpens his nails, stalks his prey, and prepares for a little payback. <u><b>Review</b></u> Awful movie. Awful acting. Awful script. Awful plot. Awful is a bit redundant, but describes this movie in a nutshell. Every person I went with thought the same. I do enjoy a good slasher/horror movie, but this poorly developed movie would be difficult to enjoy. It is also not one of those movies that so bad it's funny, it's just bad. The situation for the plot is not believable, you don't feel scared at all, or feel sorry for the victims. You just count how many people are left and hope it'll be over soon.

• Dean M

  
  SICKTASTIC! What a nasty slice-and-dice-'em horror flick starring WWE's Kane and I figured it out the film was filmed in Australia alright because I recognized some actors are Aussie. I should have wished Rachael Taylor's character could survive in this heart-pounding… More
  SICKTASTIC! What a nasty slice-and-dice-'em horror flick starring WWE's Kane and I figured it out the film was filmed in Australia alright because I recognized some actors are Aussie. I should have wished Rachael Taylor's character could survive in this heart-pounding blood-soaked thriller, but I was wrong - damn it!

• Dean !

  
  A very good modern horror, quite gory to. Better than most I have seen lately.

• Emily A

  
  This is not a good movie, but I have to admit, it has panache. The filmmaking in the opening sequence alone is quite arresting and really did impressed me. It was all just downhill from there, though. I didn't care if any of the characters lived or died, with the exception of the… More
  This is not a good movie, but I have to admit, it has panache. The filmmaking in the opening sequence alone is quite arresting and really did impressed me. It was all just downhill from there, though. I didn't care if any of the characters lived or died, with the exception of the one played by Kane. Red Dragon and Psycho did the brain-washing mother motif so much better. It is nice to see religious Christian extremism as the bad guy, though.

• Bobby H

  
  Im not a big fan of unreal evil horror characters and thats why I rarley watch them, but because it was a WWE production I did. Overall though, it impressed me - great storyline, good actors (for no one really that famous), and a movie well worth watching!

• Roy G

  
  The madman is played by the single-name professional wrestler Kane, who has all the acting skills of a fire hydrant. But why waste good acting on a contrived, unimaginative story?

• E.J. B

  
  Has all the ingredients to be a cult horror hit. But they're all wasted in this poorly staged, redundant, and laughably fake crap.

• Ryan M

  
  1.0/10 "See No Evil" is a film that is violent, ugly, witless, and stupid. It isn't often that you come across a film this bland, yet here we are. As a horror fan, I was just genuinely angered by the weak, senseless treatment of the movie's narrative material;… More
  1.0/10 "See No Evil" is a film that is violent, ugly, witless, and stupid. It isn't often that you come across a film this bland, yet here we are. As a horror fan, I was just genuinely angered by the weak, senseless treatment of the movie's narrative material; and to top it off, nothing else works in the slightest. It may get a small audience for one of its stars, Kane (a professional wrestler), but that's it. Otherwise, the whole thing is a mess; and I barely came out alive from what is quite possibly one of the worst films of the 2000's. Two police officers do an investigation of a presumably abandoned house that ends with one getting hacked to death by an axe wielded by a giant brute of a man and the other losing an arm at the mercy of the same attacker. However, the surviving cop is able to shoot his assailant in the back of the head, and it is then that he presumes his job is done. However, years later, such thoughts are put to the test. We see the same policeman again, but this time, he is accompanying a bus filled with delinquents to an old, dirtied hotel run by an elderly woman who cannot give it the ol' cleaner-upper single-handedly. I feel no need to name the delinquents, the police officer, or the innocent old hotel keeper because all characters here are irrelevant. You won't care about any of them. Not for a second. Upon the arrival to the hotel, the filmmakers are walking an over-used but potentially intriguing path by making us wait for things to happen. I can't say I was involved during these moments; far too much talking and over-indulgence for me to actually enjoy myself. The mistake of those behind the camera is that they give us stupid, annoying characters and dull visuals to stare at for all those "tension building moments", which are less "building" than one should (or would) be lead to expect. The hotel is home to hidden evil; to be precise, the same man that attacked the police officer. It's not quite touched upon how the officer with one arm was able to get out of the house from the film's opening scenes if the attacker had not be pronounced dead, but in a film without logic, nobody cares and nobody should. Knowing that the big man (Kane) is just around the corner, waiting to slice up each evil-doing delinquent, you know how the rest of the film will go; he will kill, they will scream and run, we will snore. "See No Evil" is appallingly bad in how it lives by the stereotypes that cannot be ignored in the world of the slasher film; it's a needless accumulation of all the things about movies that I resent. I can't say anything good about this movie. It looks bad. It sounds bad. The hotel is creepy at moments (especially when there's no characters in the frame, oh joy!) and in others, uninspired. I've already said all that I can about the characters and the story. Perhaps I must discuss the psychopath at the center of it as well. He too, like the people he is stalking and subjecting to sadistic torture, is flat-out boring. The writers tried - ever so hard - to give him the kind of back story that makes horror movie villains like this work, but each flashback and every additional detail is so poorly done that you lack any sympathy. On the brighter side of things, Kane is convincing - if only visually - as his villain character. He lacks the emotions that his character should lack; but he never quite gets the part down as I would have wanted him to. Do I see no evil? I would say that, in the end, I actually do. In fact, I see a lot of evil. Evil that attempts to assault the audience's intelligence. Evil that doesn't understand how to balance the conventions and clichés of a genre film effectively. Finally, "See No Evil" contains the kind of evil that lashes out with vile, sadistic, violent, and ultimately unconvincing force. The film is far too poorly done to truly be disturbing; while at the same time, I found it unwatchable in an entirely different way. I was not disturbed. I was bored. And insulted. And stupefied. I have seldom seen movies like this be this dumb; but hey, someone's got to make them.

• Jacob P

  
  An interesting horror film about a WWE wrestler killing a bunch of juvinile teenagers. I really had fun enjoying this slasher flick.

• Steven V

  
  Great horror movie. Kane is marvellous in his role. the movie and the plot was the same as all these horror movies, offcourse the recent ones, the acting was good.

• Duncan R

  
  It's badly shot, badly written, and the performances in it are laughable at best. Simply put, there's nothing good about this movie. Period.

• Jon O

  
  A WWE horror movie. What more needs to be said?

• William G

  
  Incorporates minor touches that would seem all the more ridiculous were they not demented distractions from their tepid surroundings.

• Laurence C

  
  Pure slasher formula, conceived and executed no better or no worse than everything it lazily rips off. Considering the horror genre isn't exactly at its peak, you could certainly find a whole lot worse than See No Evil in the market right now-- but that doesn't change the… More
  Pure slasher formula, conceived and executed no better or no worse than everything it lazily rips off. Considering the horror genre isn't exactly at its peak, you could certainly find a whole lot worse than See No Evil in the market right now-- but that doesn't change the fact that this slapdash WWE production is all-around lousily written, badly acted and absolutely forgettable, except for a few mildly inventive kills.

• Chad R

  
  Just like all of these sick gross out horror type flicks, it trys to take a page from Friday the 13th, and Halloween. This is Friday the 13th in and old hotel with a big F'n crazy EX-WWE wrestler. I got over these movies in my teens, but if you like these well good on you… More
  Just like all of these sick gross out horror type flicks, it trys to take a page from Friday the 13th, and Halloween. This is Friday the 13th in and old hotel with a big F'n crazy EX-WWE wrestler. I got over these movies in my teens, but if you like these well good on you then. So why did I watch it? I was just wondering that myself.

• Doctor S

  
  These people are so annoying - a gang of juvie troublemakers - that you don't really mind seeing them get knocked off. However the killer is lame and pretty much everything about this dreary production is third-rate.

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