Here is a horror comedy that comes very close to my style of humor. It's pretty wacky, but what makes it fun is all the terrible people that work in the trendy clothing store. A pair of evil jeans kills them off one by one, and it mostly fun. Then, we get the backstory: a little girl working in the cotton fields where the jeans were sourced from was killed while helping gather the materials for the clothing. Now the jeans stop to dance whenever Bollywood music plays. It doesn't slow them down much--everyone dies, even the well-meaning heroine who tries to talk that pants down from its murderous spree. When it ends with shoppers tearing the door down to buy the deadly clothes, you don't really mind what happens to them. I don't think I will watch it again, but this is one I HAD to see.

I heard reviews saying not believable, or dumb story or the moron who said bad CGI,1st off we know it's a ridiculous silly story BEFORE we watch, it says in the description POSSESSED KILLER JEANS, second it's a comedy horror, 3rd it doesn't have CGI, . With all that said its extremely creative and an absolute blast to watch. Its funnier than 90 percent of the crap out there. They have a limited budget and do great with it. The comedy was top notch, the acting was more than adequate and with a premise like this I was expecting ridiculous and that's what I got. Going to watch this team , you watch they're going to be highly successful. BRAVO TO THE WHOLE CAST AND CREW, my wife and I got it, we laughed out loud!! Heck let's get a sequel and add tshirts!!!!lol.

GMO cotton from experimental field 357 in India is used to make jeans for the Canadian Cotton Clothiers which bills itself as "free trade" and "sweatshop free" labor. The employees act a cult :making a better tomorrow today." Libby McClean (Romane Denis) is a new hire on the night they plan on launching Slaxx, a form fitting, adapt to body size pants made from said cotton. They have a hypnotic effect, that people want to try them on. Jemma (Hanneke Talbot) swipes a pair from under the ironic sign "Employee theft hurts us all." The zipper in the jeans prove fatal. The store is in a lock down and for some reason no phones work as the pants go after the employees.

The film made fun of superficial Vloggers in Peyton Jewels (Erica Anderson). It attempts to make us question labels on products. Most of the horror was off screen.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.