 
Two students break into
their school at night but a grim reaper
of some sort captures them and then turns
them into one of his people.
The next day a bunch of students at the
school plan an event as they always do
during the weekends by entertaining
themselves with a game by playing an
elaborate role-playing game in which they
impersonate witches, warlocks, and other
magical beings.
This time they decide to break into their
highschool to do it so it will be more
challenging. The head teen named Lex
(Kristopher Turner) finds a book of magic
spells at the school library so he uses
it for the game.
Another teen named Megan (Ellen Wieser)
is being tormented in her nightmares that
the grim reaper figure is chasing after
her in the school with a volleyball
bouncing towatrds her in the school
gymnasium scrawkled in blood that she is
going to die that night.
Then when the game begins some of the
students really die and some turn into
demonic beings while Lex uses the magic
book of spells.
Megan is one of the only survivors and
this time a volleyball bounces towards
her letting her know that she isn't
dreaming. She finds out that one of her
friends named Roger (Landon McCormick) is
trying to surive this madness too but
neither of them can seem to escape this
horror.
This would be
considered almost a Hellraiser
ripoff but a fun one.
I didn't understand the story in the very
beginning of it but I still enjoyed it
and understood it more after watching it.
I liked how it ended showing the game
master had control over the evil
happenings.
I also enjoyed the demonic voice effects.
Some of the acting
like Kristiopher Turner's
performance is great as he knew his role
inside out especially when he was
instructing the game when it starts
inside the school at night.
However, some of the acting like Landon
McCormick's role as Roger is very
rough. He wasn't terrible but wouldn't be
what you call a character actor.
There was some
blood and a fake boiled head but all of
this looks extremely phony.
David DeCoteau
is somewhat ok with this one but however
his direction lacks when there is a scene
when a guy has his arm slit and his
actions aren't at all believeable and it
looked like he wasn't there to help out
with the direction.
Walle Larsson
is great with his viloin sounding
synthesizer for the film as his music
playing truly suits the story.
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