Slaughtered

Not a bad film at all,honestly the film is original, I think it's creative, it depends on what exactly your looking for and how hard of a critic you are. I enjoy the film,it has good killing/murder scene's. I guess the motive for the killer would be that he was a pure psycho with just wanting to commit murders and hurt people.the story line wasn't bad either,I'd say with even more money put into the movie,with it also being longer then Slaughtered could of been something greater.if you are into watching all kinds of films including indie films and b rated movies, then this may interest you.the killer was additionally deceiving with an eagerness to commit random acts of violence.

What is it with women directing cheap slashers? First I sat through Stacy Davidson's SWEATSHOP, and now comes Kate Glover's SLAUGHTERED, an Aussie variant on a tired theme. Once again, a bunch of characters find themselves trapped in an old rural location (this time, it's a pub, which is somewhat inevitable given the country of production) and are hunted down and killed one by one by a masked villain.

It's predictable stuff indeed, although marginally better than SWEATSHOP, because it doesn't have to rely on extreme gore to get by. The pacing is a lot better, for instance, and there are attempts at suspense sequences. Unfortunately the characters are still very unlikeable and the script is sub-par, leaving this a chore for viewers to sit through. Still, the villain looks pretty good...

I cannot fathom how this went to print with so many bad plots going on at once. The plot is tangled and confusing, there are scenes that add nothing to the storyline, and the dialog is clumsy and silly. The idea of someone murdering people and everyone just going about their evening instead of throwing a chair through the window or breaking the front door down is beyond dumb, it's impractical even by horror genre standards.

This is one of the greatest anime to ever live, for good reason. They're literally pyjama people roaming a luscious land full of air pollution (ignore that) but either way it's really relaxing to sit back and watch

it's such a good anime i even sent it to my japanese's friend, who responded with 'what on earth is this' i was mortified, not only did they disrespect Tinky Winky but she also really offended me because he assumed i was living on Earth! How dare they!

This was a nonsense review for Teletubbies I found, but fits with this film as well.

It was a film. I have seen worse, but have seen better. The only film I have seen this year, so has to be the best seen in the year 2023.

8/10 with live commentary Steven "O'Donnel".

Being a kindly old thing and easily amused, most of my other reviews thus far have been more or less favorable towards low-budget movies that other reviewers have panned. Not this time. Given what they had to work with, the actors and actresses in Slaughtered were mostly adequate. The gore was appetizing. But the plot was extraordinarily confused, inconsistent, and self-contradictory. Even worse, as another reviewer has pointed out, the emotional states of the characters after they had witnessed appalling murders were ridiculous. The chicks, being chicks, of course had bouts of incoherently babbling hysteria, but then they returned to reasonably cheerful barmaid normal. The males sought to keep the terrible things that were going on secret. I'm not sure why, though there was some talk of wanting to protect the bar's reputation. Minor concerns: I doubt that the Australian police are nearly as slow to respond as they were depicted, and also doubt that they would have sent only one officer when phoned about massive bloodshed. The actress whom I felt to be easily the most attractive was one of the first to be Slaughtered. Oh well, the advice that I've given my son is "Ask yourself whether her conversation still be interesting thirty years from now." I know nothing of the actress herself, but in the case of the character she portrayed the answer would clearly be No. All that said, the mask worn by the Slaughterer was excellent.