yes and said title line does actually appear in this movie. why. i am not sure. when the line was actually being said and do not somebody in the crew filming and at some point and laugh. i would have liked to see the outtakes from this movie and mostly because i think they would be more entertaining than the movie itself. helmed by director jim gillespie and (i know what you did last summer and ) comes a teen slasher movie that seems to assume we haven not ever seen a teen slasher movie before. of course and he not to be given all the blame. there are also three writers responsible and and this is somehow based on a video game that still in production. the title of said game is backwater and but upon looking for information on it i came up with absolutely nothing. and so we begin the movie. i would like to say before i continue that i wasn not expecting this to win an oscar. when i am in the right mindset and i enjoy a fun horror movie to pass the time. i think there exists an opportunity for an effective and original and and smart slasher movie. venom is not this movie. there is almost no character development at all. that fine. you do not expect a whole lot. however and instead of a well knit cast of a few and this movie decides to introduce us to the following many horror movie cliché characters. 1. the final girl represent she has just broken up for her boyfriend. this means that at some point in the movie when they are in peril and they will decide to get back together again. which more than likely means he will die and she will be the last remaining survivor of the movie. eden is played by agnes bruckner and without much enthusiasm and i might add. 2. the boyfriend represent he just around to co exist with the final girl until his demise. sure and he can save her and but he doomed and we know it. eric is played by jonathan jackson. 3. the bimbos represent usually horror movies only feel the need for one of these and but here we have two. they shoplift and they steal and they might show their breasts and (not in this case and ) or they might possibly be alcoholics. a staple of the genre. they also wander around in dimly lit areas all on their lonesome and usually saying things like and hello. is there anybody there. tammy and patty and suitably named and are played by bijou phillips and davetta sherwood. 4. the jackass represent sure and he looks pretty and but he the idiot in the movie that inserted purely to be an idiot. he says stupid things and does stupid things and has obviously never seen a horror movie and and is one of enjoyable kills you watch this kind of thing for. sean is played by d. j. cotrona. 5. the girlfriend represent she loves the jackass even though pretty much nobody else does and and she usually the one left alive for a while so she can scream and cry until she starts tripping and gets left behind. rachel is played by laura ramsey. 6. the creepy janitor represent in this case and the creepy gas station attendant. enough said. ray is played by rick cramer. i could continue and but i think you get the picture. the remaining characters aren not so much common as they are equally killable. there the gay guy and (pawel szajda as ricky and ) who definitely got robbed as far as screen time is concerned and and the one who knows what going on. of course none of that matters and because at first everyone always thinks that one crazy. cece is played by meagan good. there are a couple other characters and namely a deputy played by method man and but he and others are killed off pretty quickly and get even less character development than the following clichés. so and youre probably thinking and why does this movie require such a deep analysis. it just a summer horror flick and for cryin out loud. based on that question and does it deliver the goods. yes and and no. the acting isn not particularly convincing and even given the amount of talent involved. bijou phillips was hailed for her performance in larry clark bully and and agnes bruckner has been an up and coming talent for a while now. so and what about the gore. there some. that really about it. a lot of the juiciest bits are cut aways. namely a scene involving somebody face and a sandblaster used to remove paint from cars. to the filmmaker credit and there are a couple interesting scenes. i liked the bit where part of a house was literally ripped off so that the unstoppable villain could get to the characters. if this had all been centered around a smarter screenplay in which the characters do not make the same dumb mistakes literally hundreds of horror movie characters had made before them and it might have made for a more enjoyable experience. all of the most interesting characters are immediately killed off in the first third of the movie and then it just becomes a not particularly interesting countdown until we know it just the creepy janitor and the final girl. i suppose i must be a little jaded and but as a horror film fan and i am left wondering why i should have bothered when i could easily have written a better screenplay myself. i would not even mention the numerous instances of terrible cgi. 
yes and said title line does actually appear in this movie. why. i am not sure. when the line was actually being said and do not somebody in the crew filming and at some point and laugh. i would have liked to see the outtakes from this movie and mostly because i think they would be more entertaining than the movie itself. helmed by director jim gillespie and (i know what you did last summer and ) comes a teen slasher movie that seems to assume we haven not ever seen a teen slasher movie before. of course and he not to be given all the blame. there are also three writers responsible and and this is somehow based on a video game that still in production. the title of said game is backwater and but upon looking for information on it i came up with absolutely nothing. and so we begin the movie. i would like to say before i continue that i wasn not expecting this to win an oscar. when i am in the right mindset and i enjoy a fun horror movie to pass the time. i think there exists an opportunity for an effective and original and and smart slasher movie. venom is not this movie. there is almost no character development at all. that fine. you do not expect a whole lot. however and instead of a well knit cast of a few and this movie decides to introduce us to the following many horror movie cliché characters. 1. the final girl represent she has just broken up for her boyfriend. this means that at some point in the movie when they are in peril and they will decide to get back together again. which more than likely means he will die and she will be the last remaining survivor of the movie. eden is played by agnes bruckner and without much enthusiasm and i might add. 2. the boyfriend represent he just around to co exist with the final girl until his demise. sure and he can save her and but he doomed and we know it. eric is played by jonathan jackson. 3. the bimbos represent usually horror movies only feel the need for one of these and but here we have two. they shoplift and they steal and they might show their breasts and (not in this case and ) or they might possibly be alcoholics. a staple of the genre. they also wander around in dimly lit areas all on their lonesome and usually saying things like and hello. is there anybody there. tammy and patty and suitably named and are played by bijou phillips and davetta sherwood. 4. the jackass represent sure and he looks pretty and but he the idiot in the movie that inserted purely to be an idiot. he says stupid things and does stupid things and has obviously never seen a horror movie and and is one of enjoyable kills you watch this kind of thing for. sean is played by d. j. cotrona. 5. the girlfriend represent she loves the jackass even though pretty much nobody else does and and she usually the one left alive for a while so she can scream and cry until she starts tripping and gets left behind. rachel is played by laura ramsey. 6. the creepy janitor represent in this case and the creepy gas station attendant. enough said. ray is played by rick cramer. i could continue and but i think you get the picture. the remaining characters aren not so much common as they are equally killable. there the gay guy and (pawel szajda as ricky and ) who definitely got robbed as far as screen time is concerned and and the one who knows what going on. of course none of that matters and because at first everyone always thinks that one crazy. cece is played by meagan good. there are a couple other characters and namely a deputy played by method man and but he and others are killed off pretty quickly and get even less character development than the following clichés. so and youre probably thinking and why does this movie require such a deep analysis. it just a summer horror flick and for cryin out loud. based on that question and does it deliver the goods. yes and and no. the acting isn not particularly convincing and even given the amount of talent involved. bijou phillips was hailed for her performance in larry clark bully and and agnes bruckner has been an up and coming talent for a while now. so and what about the gore. there some. that really about it. a lot of the juiciest bits are cut aways. namely a scene involving somebody face and a sandblaster used to remove paint from cars. to the filmmaker credit and there are a couple interesting scenes. i liked the bit where part of a house was literally ripped off so that the unstoppable villain could get to the characters. if this had all been centered around a smarter screenplay in which the characters do not make the same dumb mistakes literally hundreds of horror movie characters had made before them and it might have made for a more enjoyable experience. all of the most interesting characters are immediately killed off in the first third of the movie and then it just becomes a not particularly interesting countdown until we know it just the creepy janitor and the final girl. i suppose i must be a little jaded and but as a horror film fan and i am left wondering why i should have bothered when i could easily have written a better screenplay myself. i would not even mention the numerous instances of terrible cgi. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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