My Little Sister

I didn't expect much from that movie. After watching the trailer I knew who is the final girl right away which kinda destroyed the movie for me. The backstory behind the killer is simple, something happened in his past - nothing new nor original. The lead actress did a solid performance (which undoubtedly could have been both better or worse) but nevertheless the movie was delivering at some point. It is made in quite rare way, because there is barely any dialogue throughout. There is a few suspenseful, well-paced moments in the movie but their nothing spectacular. Gore and blood here and there and beautiful scenery, some shots are amazing. For example, when protagonist girl finds killer's house in the middle of the woods, the shot is perfect and the music adds some 'amazement' elements to it.

Definitely isn't the best slasher out there but I'd give it a try.

... cheap rubbish, the art work for the cover is the best thing about this film .... waste of time!

This movie was so painful to watch. I had to fast forward some of it. It was slooooooow. There were long pauses and scenes upon scenes of silence. Then poor Nadine... The acting wasn't great either. It was bad and not scary at all. Don't forget the killer is hunched over... and his name is Igor. Yikes! I could've gone my whole life without seeing this movie.

English language Italian backwoods slasher movie about a hunched killer called - wait for it - Igor!! He likes to abduct young campers & cut off their faces to make masks. There is also a mysterious mad woman in the woods. We do get a fair dose of gore, some topless female nudity, a little bit of suspense & some decent use of the natural scenery. Sadly we also get some very bad acting - as wooden as the surrounding trees, a very basic plot that despite being only 76 minutes long outstays it's welcome & a killer that just suddenly appears out of nowhere (perhaps he can teleport!?). For decades Italy churned out so many great, stylish horror movies but I've yet to be impressed by any recent ones, with this one being the worst so far.

Are some of these reviewers honestly complaining that the Bad Guy "walks" and yet, "is everywhere"? Uh, hello, welcome to Horror movies. You suspend belief. It's called watching a MOVIE.