Kill

I can't claim that this 2011 movie titled "Kill" had a particular interesting cover. But still, given my love of all things horror, and since it was a movie that I had never seen, nor actually heard about, then of course I had to check it out.

As the movie started, and I saw that it was a Troma Team movie, I have to say that my expectations to the movie went from slim to none.

Writers Chad Archibald, Gabriel Carrer and Ry Barrett failed to piece together a script and storyline that entertained me. In fact, I was rather perplexes that three writers collectively could muster to put together something this devoid of entertainment value.

Something that certainly worked in favor of the movie was the fact that I wasn't familiar with a single actor or actress on the cast list. The acting performances, however, left much to be desired; some of the performances were rigid and wooden, whereas others were okay. The delivery of the dialogue was wobbly at best. But then again, the actors actresses didn't have much of anything solid to work with.

The effects in the movie were not great.

My rating of directors Chad Archibald and Gabriel Carrer's 2011 movie "Kill" lands on a generous two out of ten stars.