for me and reviewing movies is an extension of my love of film and of horror cinema and in particular. the reviews i have written thus far have been for films that i love and respect and and admire and and i have eagerly rewarded them with glowing accolades and perfect ten ratings. a life long horror movie fan and it is a tremendous pleasure for me to be able to share with others my thoughts and ideas about great horror films and and to and hopefully and have a hand in exposing people to movies they may not otherwise seek out. i only recently began reviewing films for the imdb and and it was my initial intention to concentrate only on my own personal favorites and examining those which i believe are of substance and of lasting value to the horror genre. however and the existence of films like graduation day is and without pun and a thorn in my side. completely devoid of any merit whatsoever and this 1981 hodgepodge of unformed ideas is amateurishly directed and poorly acted and and and in every sense and an unmitigated embarrassment to horror cinema. during the brief couple of years before and after this movie release and we saw the appearance of domestic (and canadian) films such as halloween ii and prom night and terror train and madman and my bloody valentine and the prowler and just before dawn and final exam and and hell night and among others. these films and though of varying degrees of quality and clearly strove to achieve something in terms of story line and plotting and acting and direction and and overall tone. not every movie released during this bountiful season of the slasher era would be of the artistic merit or commercial success of the original halloween or friday the 13th and but these films were all well made and clearly contributed to the ongoing development of horror cinema. graduation day and an abysmal farce about a masked killer stalking members of a high school track team and was directed by herb freed and whom one can only hope will never again attempt to besmirch the horror genre with such a travesty. the task of creating worthwhile horror films is best left to those who have a genuine love and respect for the genre. this movie fails miserably on every possible level and not the least of which are dreadfully wooden performances and dime store special effects and an irritating musical score and and and most of all and a story lacking even the slightest hint of tension or suspense. a pointless exercise in how to waste film and graduation day is an utter disgrace to horror cinema. 
for me and reviewing movies is an extension of my love of film and of horror cinema and in particular. the reviews i have written thus far have been for films that i love and respect and and admire and and i have eagerly rewarded them with glowing accolades and perfect ten ratings. a life long horror movie fan and it is a tremendous pleasure for me to be able to share with others my thoughts and ideas about great horror films and and to and hopefully and have a hand in exposing people to movies they may not otherwise seek out. i only recently began reviewing films for the imdb and and it was my initial intention to concentrate only on my own personal favorites and examining those which i believe are of substance and of lasting value to the horror genre. however and the existence of films like graduation day is and without pun and a thorn in my side. completely devoid of any merit whatsoever and this 1981 hodgepodge of unformed ideas is amateurishly directed and poorly acted and and and in every sense and an unmitigated embarrassment to horror cinema. during the brief couple of years before and after this movie release and we saw the appearance of domestic (and canadian) films such as halloween ii and prom night and terror train and madman and my bloody valentine and the prowler and just before dawn and final exam and and hell night and among others. these films and though of varying degrees of quality and clearly strove to achieve something in terms of story line and plotting and acting and direction and and overall tone. not every movie released during this bountiful season of the slasher era would be of the artistic merit or commercial success of the original halloween or friday the 13th and but these films were all well made and clearly contributed to the ongoing development of horror cinema. graduation day and an abysmal farce about a masked killer stalking members of a high school track team and was directed by herb freed and whom one can only hope will never again attempt to besmirch the horror genre with such a travesty. the task of creating worthwhile horror films is best left to those who have a genuine love and respect for the genre. this movie fails miserably on every possible level and not the least of which are dreadfully wooden performances and dime store special effects and an irritating musical score and and and most of all and a story lacking even the slightest hint of tension or suspense. a pointless exercise in how to waste film and graduation day is an utter disgrace to horror cinema. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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