savannahlynnhill

Yes, around 90% of it was just following a killer walking around not doing anything, but I knew that from reading the reviews. I also read there were some decent kills which is why I came to the party. Unfortunately most of the kills were done off screen for some reason. The dialogue was minimal and poorly acted for the most part. They set up some tense moments then dropped the ball completely and didn't deliver on anything.

I didn't like any of the characters. I enjoyed two of the kills, but even those could have been so much better. The dialogue felt like it was unscripted and sloppy. Terrible acting except for one random lady. The story felt like a shell of an urban legend that doesn't go anywhere. This thing was not worth my time which was sad because after reading all the reviews I felt like it was a must-see as a hardcore horror fan. It is not a must-see and I wish I could have my hour and a half back.

I LOVED the Mighty Ducks movies when I was a kid and this series really delivered for me. I'm also a huge fan of Gilmore Girls so this was extra awesome. The Ducks were always about being underdogs and finding their personal quirks and using them to their advantage on the ice. This series hits all those marks and still brings the same humor and emotion to the story like the original movies. They even brought back some old Ducks from the 90s movies.

The first season was great and after reading some reviews, I was skeptical about the second season, but I liked it just as much even though it had Josh Duhamel instead of Gordon Bombay.

It's been cancelled, and I don't know if it could have carried on with another season, but I'd watch it if they revived it.

The plot is a bit twisty and fast-paced. I loved most of the music and the overall atmosphere was fun, exciting action/gore. A lot of it was predictable but in a good way because I was excited to see it all play out. The acting was not amazing, but it was certainly watchable. Simply enjoyable entertainment that doesn't layer in deep, heavy themes and symbolism like most of the horror movies these days. The characters were very interesting, though not a whole lot of depth to them. The movie didn't take itself too seriously. Every scene had something fun going on, I watched the whole thing without getting distracted. I wish they had gone down a darker path with the story and dialed back on the comedy gore so I could really feel connected to the main character, but overall I thought it was great.