ada the leading man is my tpye

Inclubabu Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.

Smartorhypo Highly Overrated But Still Good

TeenzTen An action-packed slog

robertschantille WATCHED THE FILM - INSTANT CULT CLASSIC! The Q and A with the writer/ director was one of the most interesting I've ever witnessed. The movie is so slick, an explosive kill sequence that leaves the audience breathless and laughing. My friends and I are still talking about it. I would highly recommend this film. It isn't CAMPY, a few camp jokes. It isn't a parody - it will keep you on the edge of your seat, and then take you to the laughing place, and then leave you wondering how Chaney could ever think of this in the first place??? SHe said, "I have issues." HA we all do and that is why we ladies LOVE Rebekah Chaney! Seeds were planted for a sequel - a Must SEE!

dfrederik Watched a sneak preview - great film - an homage to classic horror that encompasses many decades. Think, Robert Wise's, The Haunting, meets A Nightmare on Elm Street, meets Fridsy 13th, meets a touch of comedy and class// The movie was shot on Super 16, there is something to be said about the director, Rebekah Chaney's style and artistic touch. Let me set the stage for you. A couple of strapping men go to the local strip club. Mind you this strip club has strippers, that don't actually strip. They dance and at times shoot you with water guns. But don't get me wrong, they look super hot while doing it. In fact the director/writer/producer/co-star of the film, Rebekah Chaney (the great grand niece or some sort of relation to the famous Lon Chaney and subsequently Lon Chaney Jr.) plays one of the lead strippers. She's hot.I digress... I enjoyed this film and must say, without a spoiler, that if you have ANY love for horror this is a CAN'T MISS! One Kill in particular has never been done in the history of cinema...Multi hat wearer Rebekah Chaney does a great job of infusing a level of quirkiness that fits perfectly within the genre and suggests that this film might one day yield a cult following. It has fairly solid performances, some pretty nice kills, and keeps you entertained. She incorporates the slasher flick staple of misdirection by having multiple characters that could be capable of the gruesome murders taking place.

geoffreyjames535 Rebekah Chaney presents a new hybrid of film making. Supernatural, comedy, and horror while maintaining a healthy element of suspense. Having seen the film at a sneak preview screening with my friends in Boston, I found myself laughing out loud at the dialog and suspenseful signature kills. Four strippers embark on a journey with a well known quirky of beat movie star (Tom Sizemore) and find themselves in the middle of a crime scene in a supernatural cemetery. Is there a better set up? Chaney, writer/director, is also an actress in the film and gives a noteworthy performance. In fact, she and Sizemore are sizzling on screen - I would like to see more scenes of them - the film screams of a sequel - starring the two of them. Other stand out performances are from Academy Nominated Vertan actor, Ryan O'Neal, always the pro with quick wit and perfect comedic timing - his dog Mozart also makes his acting debut. Stephanie Romanov the solid hot actress, and Tyler Jacob Moore has the leading man qualities. Robert Carradine is, as always superb. I give this film two thumbs up. Will watch again!

seanbrando11 Not to quote my fellow man but "The greatest thing in the film is Tom Sizemore playing a fictional Tom Sizemore. I flat out miss Sizemore and am glad to see a lengthy list of current projects in his in post development. His character is a actually credited to 3 sources, but the largest was himself. There is a shot of his family at home, and him at the strip club, which was meant to resemble Tiger Woods. There is a side story involving a Native American burial ground, which is a nod to Stephen King and Pet Cemetery. The rest is all Tom Sizemore, and award winning method actor with strange habits and some bad addictions to drugs and women. The director/writer said she wrote the part 4 years prior while watching celebrity rehab and based the character directly off of Tom Sizemore. It was just coincidence that he wound up playing the part, and was good enough to do so knowing it was based on him. The character's name was even Tom.Rebekah Chaney was stunning in the film, and after the premiere talking about the film. She was very dedicated, and I hope that this is not her last foray into film, as I do believe she has room to grow and evolve her style into something very entertaining." Go Chaney go get another one.