I like movies that are aware of what they are selling... without [any] greater aspirations than to make people laugh and that's it.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

I was pleasantly surprised by this film. While obviously on the lower side when it comes to budget, this movie has its feet firmly planted in the 80's. You could do much worse when watching on Amazon Prime for free..

The "Oh! It's you" 80s horror trope got annoying fast (SEE: mainly, Happy Birthday to Me,) but my horror-friend at work and I love to say it to each other all the time, followed by laughter.No spoiler, although...this movie begins with a version of that phrase and then dives right into a fun and funny weekend getaway beginning 12 hours earlier. Nothing original yet, but the party at this cabin in the woods felt real and I was totally invested in the characters. These actors truly portrayed old and new "friends."Then, as with the night, it gets dark and darker once the Movie's Title comes into play.One thing bad with streaming movies and me, I get distracted and distracted bad. In fact, I must've seen this incredibly short 80-minute movie 3-4x all the way through with starts, restarts, pausing, refreshing over a course of 3 days. And yet, when they explain the rules of Movie's Title (a scene I probably saw 4x) I still don't get it. Eh, it's just an excuse for the gang to avoid playing PlayStation 2 and wander around in the dark so Oh! It's You can hunt them down for real.I liked the movie despite the shift in tone from a fun and witty opening (which was better than the actual plot.) The ending might be laughable to some, but I gave it a pass. Or passes? Saw that a few times. And it was wildly predictable. So, when I said in the beginning "No spoiler, although..." in reference to the Oh! It's You killer, it totally gave it away to me. That wasn't much of a surprise, especially with their weak ways to red herring us. Still, it's genuine up front, brutal for horror fans following and yeah, I did like the ending. It certainly swayed from most of these kinds of movies. Definitely recommended.***Final thoughts: One of my distractions, in the opening, I thought this was going to be a horror-comedy. So, my mind wandered into making a top ten best horror-comedy list off the top of my head and without research. This movie wouldn't fall under it, since it never ended up being a comedy, and this list is irrelevant to this film...but since, I took the time to make it...Top Ten Best Horror-Comedies:10. Planet Terror 9. Bride of Chucky 8. Young Frankenstein 7. The Babysitter 6. Shaun of the Dead 5. Tucker & Dale vs. Evil 4. The Cabin in the Woods 3. The Final Girls 2. Scary Movie 1. Student Bodies

If my old friends were that stupid, I would've killed them off also. These kids were supposed to be going to Harvard, but they all acted like morons. The bad guy at the end just had to give a 10 minute moronic speech before killing off one of the morons. The so called "ex" seemed like him and his buddy Rumor had a gay thing going on. Nail guns do not work that way, the safety needs to be depressed in order to fire. Also they can't fire at bullet speed and accuracy. You would have to be in contact with a person.

The acting in this film was awful. The plot was just as bad. First of all they pretty much give away the why and who before the action starts discussing their future. But if that isn't bad enough toward the end with the last woman vs killer standing we have the killer spend several minutes recapping the captain obvious story and his motive, how he executed each step. If I don't know better I'd think a high school class wrote and acted this for a drama class project. No one cares about going to Havard this much.