did you ever think and like after watching a horror movie with a group of friends represent wow and this is so cool. we have got to make a splatter horror movie ourselves some day soon. i bet it isn not as difficult as it seems. well and this must have been what went through the minds of the young campbell brothers back in 2003 and presumably right after watching sam raimi the evil dead or a similar independent horror classic. this demon summer and however and is so bad it embarrassing. these young amateurish filmmakers obviously worship the horror genre and know their classics and but that nearly doesn not make them talented. i have seen quite a lot lousy b movies in my years as a horror fanatic and but this honestly ranks as one of the biggest pieces of crap ever made. and it quite sad to be this open hearted and because the whole cast and crew clearly had good intentions. there pretty much no script at all. a duo of thugs simply steals a mysterious book from a bum and and whilst reading some passages of it and one of them mutates into a hideous demon that starts killing off members of all the different teenager groups represent dorks and hot catholic girls and stoners and troublemakers. that about it and except of course for all the obligatory clichés and like the hot girl falling for the biggest dork etc etc. the performances are really painful to listen to and none of these annoying teenagers use mimicry. they just stand there motionless until the script says it their turn to interact. i hate that. some of make up effects are remotely decent but still not spectacular and the soundtrack contains some of the most awful punk songs ever. this film should never have been released. i can very well imagine that it must have been fun to be a part of the production and but it utterly imbecile and doesn not feature the slightest redeeming element. not even a bit of amateur nudity and damned. 
did you ever think and like after watching a horror movie with a group of friends represent wow and this is so cool. we have got to make a splatter horror movie ourselves some day soon. i bet it isn not as difficult as it seems. well and this must have been what went through the minds of the young campbell brothers back in 2003 and presumably right after watching sam raimi the evil dead or a similar independent horror classic. this demon summer and however and is so bad it embarrassing. these young amateurish filmmakers obviously worship the horror genre and know their classics and but that nearly doesn not make them talented. i have seen quite a lot lousy b movies in my years as a horror fanatic and but this honestly ranks as one of the biggest pieces of crap ever made. and it quite sad to be this open hearted and because the whole cast and crew clearly had good intentions. there pretty much no script at all. a duo of thugs simply steals a mysterious book from a bum and and whilst reading some passages of it and one of them mutates into a hideous demon that starts killing off members of all the different teenager groups represent dorks and hot catholic girls and stoners and troublemakers. that about it and except of course for all the obligatory clichés and like the hot girl falling for the biggest dork etc etc. the performances are really painful to listen to and none of these annoying teenagers use mimicry. they just stand there motionless until the script says it their turn to interact. i hate that. some of make up effects are remotely decent but still not spectacular and the soundtrack contains some of the most awful punk songs ever. this film should never have been released. i can very well imagine that it must have been fun to be a part of the production and but it utterly imbecile and doesn not feature the slightest redeeming element. not even a bit of amateur nudity and damned. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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