Head Count

If it wasn't for the Manos: The Hands of Fate Easter egg, I would have rated this lower.

Direction, and writing, to forget

Head Count brings a good-time horror heatwave that keeps viewers guessing, but the name of this game is always doom and damnation.

Horror movie targeted to a younger audience (the abusive use of drugs, alcohol and the F* word prevails). We have all seen this plot before: a group of teens is haunted by a supernatural creature (shape shifter) in the Californian desert. Next!

pretty solid movie. low to medium budget, but high quality. the monster reveal would be best left out of the film, but otherwise it's significantly better than what most of the reviews are saying. everyone in it is good enough at acting that the realism wasn't broken, and the ending was pretty nice.

Promising premise that under-delivers.

I really enjoyed this movie! Had to watch a few times.

You can tell it's not supposed to be an A-movie, but what a B-movie! Clearly lots of talent from the cast and crew went into making this film and that's what makes it worth seeing. Highly recomended if you like the concept of shapeshifting and 'the killer could be among us' type stuff

Not a very strong recommendation, but not bad. Much of it is so standard that while watching it for the first time I kept thinking, have I seen this before. Rather unsatisfying end. I guess you're supposed to use your cliche generator to make sense of it.

this was fine... the acting is not great & there's quite a few just awkward/cringey parts -- which, maybe was on purpose because of the situation at the time, but I got the feeling it wasn't. there were a few tense scenes that were well done, but all in all I don't think i'd recommend this one.