Review by gummybearanatomy

Where do I even begin. Being the spiritual sequel to Regan's first film My Bloody Banjo, this is that on steroids and all for the right reasons! At times feels like a live action cartoon which I wish more films did. It's what you get when you throw Mean Girls, Heathers and Texas Chainsaw Massacre in a pot seasoned with Troma. Every cast member seemed they were having a blast. The stand out performance was Lyndsey Craine who portrayed Beth Conner. The level of abuse and humiliation she had to suffer through really shows how dedicated she is to her work. This is also cramed with references to other horror films Regan loves and not just Troma! There's one reference only hardcore Child's Play fanatics will understand. Speaking of the score's done by Joe Renzetti who did the score to the original film. Fair warning though, this film isn't for everyone if you're sensitive to subject matters such as school shootings, suicide and date rape. However it doesn't approach the topics disrespectfully or taints the film's overall narrative. All in all this was 100% worth the 2 or so year wait and highly anticipate how he'll top this with the next installment.

10 demolished school busses out of 10.