 
A
disturbed young man named Charlie (Jamie
Gannon) is being tormented in his
nightmares about being murdered at a
mystery farm he's going to with his
girlfriend Angela (Melissa Renee Martin)
that was claimed to be cursed by a killer
that was never caught.
However, Angela's sister sets up a game
of pretend murder with her friends which
she has fake blood and knives, a killer
mask and other stuff to make it look real
in order to fool Charlie and Angela.
However, what starts out as a friendly
game really does turn out as murder as
there really is a killer wearing a mask
that was brought at the farm making it
easier for the killer to stab his victims
as they all think it's part of the game.
This flick was a
ripoff of the Scream
trilogies and Halloween:
Resurrection without a doubt (On
some bootleg copies of this flick it was
titled Scream 4: The Final
Chapter).
It does have some intersting moments for
a typical slasher film but the rest of it
is a real bore as the story really goes
nowhere.
The killer does look a bit like Michael
Myers from Halloween
with the mask and uniform however.
The actors try
their best with this film in the
beginning but the energy is low. However,
it does pick up when the suspenseful
moments occur.
Some bloody
stabbings and throats slit.
David DeCoteau
seems to make this slasher film the best
as possible and succeeds with the killer
coming in on its prey and the victims
reacting when they realise it isn't a
game is good too as he seemed to coach
that well but the rest of his direction
lacked a bit especially when the cast
playing the three jocks when they were
waiting outside for an event and the
killer kills them first which was a total
bore and a waste of time on his end.
Jason Massari's
music was the films drawing card as he
tries to make the film better than what
it was with his music which he does
really well.
He was great with the screeching high
pitched music when the killer is coming
in for the slashings.
He has composed a number of other films
like DeCoteau's other work in Retro
Puppet Master, Leeches and
his most successful film to date Skeletons.
Plus he composed music for 80's TV shows
like Disneyland,
Hart to Hart, T.J.
Hooker, The Ray Bradbury
Theater and Monsters.
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