Extracurricular

At the very least, Extracurricular is daring. It's unfriendly, mean-spirited, and unlike other teen horrors coming out nowadays. It's a risky venture that forgoes a key element that makes any film memorable—emotion.

Dark, morbid teen horror with lots of blood, gore, murder.

Dark, funny, thrilling, and loaded with YA menace, this is a refreshingly modern take on typical slasher tropes that sticks the landing without having to go anywhere near the big dance.

Director Ray Xue establishes a dark and very serious tone while keeping things authentic with offhanded interaction and complex character detail.

A dreary and flat exploration of teens killing teens; given the taboo topic, Extracurricular could have been so much better.

if these four high-achieving, middle-class kids are more than happy to exploit, objectify & assassinate strangers for their own kicks, then we are left to wonder what they are capable of doing to their friends, their loved ones and each other.

It's fast paced, witty and sometimes sexy, a seductive package with a deceptively smart core and one of the best offerings for young audiences.