Loon

Brandon Tobatto's low-budget indie slasher flick features a type of antagonist rarely seen in Hollywood. A clown. It even features statistics from a study, stating how many children find clowns scary in the beginning of the movie.

However, the film does not use this to its advantage, and instead tells the unoriginal, unexciting standard "kids in woods get picked off one by one" story.

On top of that, the dialogue is poorly written, the lines are horrendously delivered, and the kills are bland and unexciting.

Failing to deliver any true terror, Loon is a choppy, undershot missed opportunity.