Extracurricular

I hate seeing false reviews on here and you can always tell when they give 9s n 10s but i gotta say the movie did remind me of the purge the kill game is on point i do believe with a better budget this coulda went far.

As I am watching this, I really hate the main characters. I wanted so bad for the victims to beat the crap or kill them. The cold and aloof demeanor is very ugly. 4 "kids" who feel it is just some game and do not care of the aftermath. I wanted the one woman to literally kill all of them, but then there would ne no story. It was a good story flow, but the characters make you feel nothing but hate towards them. Why are they doing this? Never is revealed. Are they bored or trying to lash out, we don't get to know that. I don't like the ending as the most ruthless one remains and has no fault or reprimand on them for the crime sprees.

The premise of the movie was not convoluted, it was pretty straight forward. A group of teens who like to kill. There was no hidden agenda, no revenge killings, no sad backstory. I appreciate that is was just some friends who liked to kill (because some sick people do irl).

I thought the movie was smart and reminded me of Murder by Numbers. They didn't care much for human life, but for the most part, cared for eachother. The relationship between the two sons and their father showed that even well loved children go astray in the most macabre ways.

Spencer MacPherson, as younger brother Ian, stole the show. I wanted so badly for him to be the last man standing. Even though I wasn't thrilled with the who, I was ok with the ending. I enjoyed the movie and felt it was a fresh slasher film, especially of late. Sometimes blood and gore doesn't make the movie, and while this one does have its moments, it also has a pretty good storyline.

This is a low budget film horror thriller about a group of clever but bored students who get a taste for killing.

Miriam, Derek, Jenny and Ian are the clever kids who meticulous plan their murders. They even have a backup plan in case things go wrong.

Luke Goss plays the local cop and the father of two of the kids who is investigating the latest deaths.

The film is derivative of better films such as American Psycho, Scream and Compulsion even though this has a cynical twist in its ending.

By the end you think, why are some of the victims talking to their would be murderers and trying to get through to them. Just run.

The acting was good the idea was ok there was just no surprises and the ending was blah