Yes it's a typical horror, but if you love gore and little suspenseful jumpy parts then this is great. The effects were good, the mask the butcher wears is awesome, the acting was fine (not great but Gus was spectacular) It's definitely worth the watch for people who like gory slashers.

This is one of those movies where you have everything , the cast including Danielle Harris and all do a good job but sadly somewhere the script and a tight screenplay let them down. The director does a good job with creating some tension and atmosphere for a slasher, the make up and gore effects are excellent right through , but just something lacked here. I enjoyed the 2015 Redwood Massacre, this is not a direct sequel but has some connection to the previous movie. Don't go with the low ratings on IMDB, Watch it ,but you'll feel .. Oh this could've been much better.

Serial Killer fanboy convinces family members of serial killer's victims to go search for him. What could go wrong?

Decent locations, okay acting, cool mask, not bad setup, but the bulk of the movie consisted of people doing the dumbest things possible. Very little tension, suspense, scares, or surprises for a slasher.

Example: The whole point of the group's mission is to find the lair of the maniac serial killer, and so for protection they bring along a big giant dude with a bag full of guns, and so what do they do when they find what they think is the lair of the psycho serial killer? Send in the whole group with guns? Send in the big guy with his machinegun? Nope! They send in one lady, by herself, with a flashlight. Dumb, dumb, dumb.

I get that suspension of disbelief is required for most movies, but this was not only a bit too far, it was also asking to disbelieve the movie's own premise. The rest of the movie is let's-split-up-so-the-maniac-can-kill-us-one-by-one nonsense.

I'm a fan of Danielle Harris, so this was extra disappointing.