Get Gone

There's nothing notably new - or especially scary - about any of it.

A Texas Chain Saw Massacre-wannabe that will quickly live up to its title.

Ripping off more than a few ideas from the 1980 Friday the 13th film ... Get Gone is a chore and a bore to watch ... Some of the acting is more painful to watch than the movie's unrealistic murder scenes.

It's a slasher film that only understands the simplest formula of the subgenre - stalk and kill - yet can't even execute such a minimalist horror architecture with staying power.

A laughably inept horror movie with a plot ripped right out of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The Hills Have Eyes and their dozens of imitators, delivered without any suspense.

While there are pieces of a truly successful horror film scattered throughout, they are drowned within a film lacking character depth, unnecessary exposition, poor technical execution and a continued male perspective of female treatment in horror films.