A bride-to-be who's having serious doubts about getting married to her rude fiance goes for a weekend party in the woods with her fiance and their friends and two psychotic men stalk and kill them one by one.

The quality of acting in this ranges from surprisingly solid to painfully awful, but the script has a sense of humor about everything and at least attempts to tell an actual story instead of a by-the-numbers body count flick. Adult film star, Ginger Lynn Allen, gets a great chance to show off some pretty entertaining acting chops at the lead character's psychiatrist. It's not the most memorable slasher film you'll see, but far from a complete waste of time either.

I set my expectations low for this one and ended up having a good time with it. The death scenes were gory and sort of well done. Not much acting in this one, except for a few of the girls.

A almost newly wed couple decide to have a coed Bachelorette and bachelor party at a cabin deep in.the woods.

The Bride has mental issues about marrying her horrible fiance, who should of been killed first.

She is shy and timid, until she has a bloody reawakening with a sharp stick out in the woods, then she becomes a fun and partying pistol.

Soon afterwards she declares her love for one of her female best friends, two killers begin to kill everyone off in gory ways. Then comes in the mastermind psycho killer.

Honestly not too bad!

I don't hate budget films, but from the way this movie was shot from the start I had a bad feeling.

By far the worst movie I've ever seen in my life. It looked like a C- high school project.