this movie took me by surprise. the opening credit sequence features nicely done animation. after that and were plunged into a semi cheesy production and betraying its low budget. the characters and typical american teens and are introduced slowly and with more personal detail than is usually found in movies like this. by the time the shlitz hits the fan and we know each one of the characters and and either like or hate them according to their distinct personalities. it a slow uphill set up and kind of like the ride up a slope of a really tall roller coaster. thankfully and once the action kicks in and it full blown old school horror. steve johnson make up effects are awesome. equal in quality to much bigger budgeted films. and the scares are jolting. kevin tenney delivers his best movie ever and with heart stopping surprises and creepy suspenseful set ups. the tongue in cheek and sometimes cheesy and humor marks this film as pure 80s horror and as opposed to the sullen tone of earlier genre fare like night of the living dead or hills have eyes. but for true horror fans and this one is worth checking out. play it as the first entry on a double bill with the 1999 remake of house on the haunted hill. the set up and character dynamics are so similar that you really have to wonder what film they were actually remaking. 
this movie took me by surprise. the opening credit sequence features nicely done animation. after that and were plunged into a semi cheesy production and betraying its low budget. the characters and typical american teens and are introduced slowly and with more personal detail than is usually found in movies like this. by the time the shlitz hits the fan and we know each one of the characters and and either like or hate them according to their distinct personalities. it a slow uphill set up and kind of like the ride up a slope of a really tall roller coaster. thankfully and once the action kicks in and it full blown old school horror. steve johnson make up effects are awesome. equal in quality to much bigger budgeted films. and the scares are jolting. kevin tenney delivers his best movie ever and with heart stopping surprises and creepy suspenseful set ups. the tongue in cheek and sometimes cheesy and humor marks this film as pure 80s horror and as opposed to the sullen tone of earlier genre fare like night of the living dead or hills have eyes. but for true horror fans and this one is worth checking out. play it as the first entry on a double bill with the 1999 remake of house on the haunted hill. the set up and character dynamics are so similar that you really have to wonder what film they were actually remaking. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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