A group of kids goes to a 700-acre celebration of modern horror films. Dax (Robbie Kay) is introduced as a traumatized child, in the beginning, setting him up for the final guy. The enclosed area has multiple themes. Owen Egerton runs the place and has turned it into a real horror-fest that includes real killing. The guests flee for their lives.

Our group of basically 4-5 people devises a plan to get to the rear exit. In doing so they must pass through a zombie graveyard, Hoddertown with the Arbor Day chainsaw slasher, Tortureville, and Clown Town.

I wasn't too keen on the ending, but I seldom like them anyway. In some ways, it has similarities with the "Cabin in the Woods" spoof.

Guide: F-word. brief distant nudity. Good for a laugh.

Predictable and filled with cliches, but still somewhat entertaining overall. This has some nice effects (it is violent as the title does suggest, though there are other movies out there with a bigger amount/volume of blood flowing) and the characters while almost cardboard cutouts are being played with some gusto that makes you almost that fact.

This is not a great movie or a classic or whatever but it is here to entertain you and also tries on some morals (especially towards the end). Having said all that, it is just beyond making sense, so don't try to even think about character motivation and whatnot. Watch it without any single thought and you may be entertained, otherwise it might come close to a waste of time

I was really enjoying this film. It's entertaining and a cool premise. The group of characters were likable. It was a good movie...until it wasn't. The plot twist really kind of ruined the movie. The dad was a bad character. I couldn't understand what he was trying to do. He was super overprotective of his son, but apparently he was ok with his daughter murdering people, and why wasn't the son in on it? There's also a scene at the end when the dad says the host will take all of the credit for it, and then he shoots him a minute later (even though he apparently survives). The entire climax is messy and really hurt what was looking to be a fun and enjoyable horror comedy. Advice for anyone watching it for the first time, end the movie when the dad enters comes through the door. Pretend like he is there to drive everyone to safety and the movie is over. It would probably be more satisfying then the actual ending. Overall, I enjoyed it and would watch a sequel if they ever make one.