a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

I thought the lead was Jennifer Lawerence halfway throughout the film. Ashley Greene was unrecognizable. The part that 'really' gets me is that this could all be true events happening to people across the country. It's tefreshing to see a movie that had one strong female lead, 2 female leads is a bonus. I don't want to give anything away, but expect unpredictable outcomes, yet not in the M night Shamalan way

Kristy is an entertaining yet flawed horror film. It feels very formulaic in it's approach and set-up. The score is tolerable, nothing impressive but it's not irritating either. There is some good suspense through-out the film beginning around the half hour mark.The problems stem from the few ridiculous scenes that could have been avoided all-together (ie. Jump from the roof, no injuries / boyfriend being completely oblivious of his surroundings prior to death / no emotion what-so-ever even though many close people have just died etc).We also have the usual clichés that need to be put to rest within the genre for good (ie. Don't turn any lights on / yell "HELLO?" towards the danger / continue to wander into darkness and danger completely unprepared when you have many other options etc).The ending felt contrived and cliché as well. The overall plot was cliché as a matter of fact. We have seen it all before. Nothing innovative or impressive. If you are a genre junkie like myself and have seen everything, but seeking something you haven't seen before then you may as well. It's far from the best of it's kind, but not the worst either. Otherwise I would pass...

This movie wanted to be edge of your seat, and nerve wracking. I just wasn't feeling it. Through the whole thing you can't help but know that it's all been done before. You've seen it a million times. Within the first few scene's you will be able to predict the entire movie. It doesn't necessarily make it bad, as the movie is for sure watchable, it just takes away some of the appeal for me. Acting was good, and believable. The atmosphere was just blah. A little patchy fog here and there and a night sky just isn't enough to make it creepy, or scary. They very obviously tried to incorporate the soundtrack more than most modern movies do, which I could appreciate, but I also thought they took that in the wrong direction. Never at any point was I rooting for the main actress. I simply didn't care about her. Watch if you're bored. Or don't. You wont be missing anything.

I watched this movie on Netflix. The story is about a college girl who gets stuck on campus with only a few people around. A group of serial killers target her for the next kill to post on the Internet. I liked this movie for several reasons. The heroine of the story (Haley Bennett) is smart and acts that way. She uses a number of items to fight back; some of which are pretty ingenious. The murderous gang is led by a woman (Ashley Greene), who does a great job letting you know she is a psychopath. Lots of good, edge of the moment scenes that kept you interested. The acting was pretty good. The downside is that most of the other characters who die act stupid to get there. I didn't care for the lights going on and off in the hallway scenes (It didn't seem to add anything to the movie). And lastly, no campus is that deserted even on a holiday weekend. I do want to mention that they did an amazing job on Ashley Greene's make-up. You can hardly tell it is her.