Thanks for the memories!

Highly Overrated But Still Good

Excellent, Without a doubt!!

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

GIRLHOUSE comes from Canadian director John Knaut who was also behind the fun JACK BROOKS, MONSTER SLAYER (which features some amazing practical effects) and THE SHRINE). The result is a slick, stylish and suspenseful thriller that only once in awhile trips over itself when trying to make A STATEMENT. The interesting thing everyone here is generally likeable; none of the women are played out as TOTAL sluts (and there are even some attempts to defend their career choice) and the men aren't typical, sex-starved assholes. The killer (donning a genuinely creepy woman's mask that seems an homage to TOURIST TRAP) is a bit generic but his ruthless nature offers some nasty kills in the process. A solid recommend on this one!

I saw this last night because the plot really caught my attention, and I was very pleased with it. This movie tries to do something different, many people may say it is the same as all slasher films, but this ''girlhouse'' thing is something I had never seen before, and it was very entertaining. The killer was creepy af, they definitely payed homage to the Texas chainsaw massacre because when the killer wore the mask it was extremely similar. Nonetheless, it has its flaws of course, it could have been pulled off smarter, this movie doesn't escape from some clichés, like knocking the killer out and instead of just finishing him, they just run away and hide, I mean they filmed a hammer he had attached to his back, she could have grabbed it and just killed him right there; also, some of the acting could have been better, but I really enjoyed this film, the main character was likable and not stupid, actually, there weren't that many stupid moves in this film, would watch it again, totally.

Opening sequence was good, set the scene, then turned into poop. massive plot wholes, he literally got away with murder/didn't get institutionalised/Was still able to get a job for with murder on his record? I dunno maybe I'm overthinking it, but then for the police to initially turn away from murder? What so there is no IT people working for the police now? None of the other 100's/1000's of watchers called the police? It's not really a plot whole but I'll have a moan about it anyway, the "security guards"? Really? A big fat leatherhead looking mf doesn't ring alarm bells instantly? No guns? No taper? might as well of given the job to the junkie she'd probably have been just as effective

Do you know that movie that, when it finishes, you go like: "woah... how could they get money for that?"? This is that movie!I can't say the idea behind it was that bad; I mean, it has that whole "who might be watching you" behind it and all that debate about anonymity while online on the Internet... "who might be creeping on the Internet" kind of thing.But, wow! Just, wow...! Though acting is regular and Slaine does a really good job performing that whole tormented psychopath, the overall movie is terrible!Credibility is something important in a movie. Specially when it's all set in reality (things are real and could happen in real life). What I mean is that some scenes will make you go like: "naah, that totally wouldn't go like that in real life", or "things don't work like that on reality".Overall, it's an attempt on a slasher horror flick that went totally downhill!