I approached this film with trepidation after hearing mixed reports, mainly through my son and what his mates had said.

Some had aligned it with "Blair Witch" (and the cover blurb proclaims "Blair Witch on acid") which I absolutely loathed but any doubts proved groundless when I watched it. I was very pleasantly surprised. It is a damn good little horror/slasher film and bears no relation whatsoever to "Blair Witch" (thank goodness).

Director Paddy Breathnach (it is Irish after all) provides plenty death, destruction, blood and guts so it's not family viewing, hence the 18 rating which is just about justified.

I do have one criticism. The film is shoddily short on time, the end coming at only 1.21 then credits roll with music by Lindsay Haun (one of the actresses) and the Big Brothers.

A reasonable, though hardly generous, crop of extras comprise a director's commentary, 3 deleted and 2 alternative scenes, 2 alternative endings, bloopers, cast and crew… more »

I approached this film with trepidation after hearing mixed reports, mainly through my son and what his mates had said.

Some had aligned it with "Blair Witch" (and the cover blurb proclaims "Blair Witch on acid") which I absolutely loathed but any doubts proved groundless when I watched it. I was very pleasantly surprised. It is a damn good little horror/slasher film and bears no relation whatsoever to "Blair Witch" (thank goodness).

Director Paddy Breathnach (it is Irish after all) provides plenty death, destruction, blood and guts so it's not family viewing, hence the 18 rating which is just about justified.

I do have one criticism. The film is shoddily short on time, the end coming at only 1.21 then credits roll with music by Lindsay Haun (one of the actresses) and the Big Brothers.

A reasonable, though hardly generous, crop of extras comprise a director's commentary, 3 deleted and 2 alternative scenes, 2 alternative endings, bloopers, cast and crew interviews and a "behind the scenes".