Admirable film.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

This is a film most horror fans will either love or hate. Max (Adam Noble Roberts) has the idea life living in his mom's basement (Maria Olsen ) watching old cult horror films from the 70's and 80's. Max laments that they aren't making films like this anymore and that the scream queens have gotten old. Never mind the fact many of these films were made before he was born. Max and mom devise a scheme to recreate scenes from old cult classic films, sort of, and kill and mount the heads of the scream queens.I loved the fact the film payed homage to nude ladies of the cult classics with outtakes. However the dialogue of the feature was trite and boring. It wore thin. It could have been a classic if Charles Band had better writing help.Guide: Plenty of F-bombs, sex and nudity in films plus producer/writer/actress Irena Murphy topless.

I am fan of Charles Band watching his movie for past some time. Unlike his other movies in the past, this movie has focus on killing screaming B queens in a different passion. The story is known to everyone at the beginning. No complaints on Charles Band as there is nothing in the story. Unlike other Charles Band movies, this movie has no surprising start and no surprising end. But all the characters in the movie done a good job.**** worth to watch scene in this movie is actress Irena Murphy topless gag scene! (yes she did nude finally, no fake or body double). The Full moon productions website has additional scenes of Irena Murphy topless bondage scenes.

Basement trash-horror fan teams up with his brownie-baking mother to ghoulishly preserve the magic of the passing generations of scream-queens.Comedy horror mostly pisses me off, but this is a great idea. The genre is splashed all over the screen and, although a bit coy on the sex, this should hit the spot for experienced fans of US slasher movies. Myself, I can't ref the films or actresses. Clunky production that gets into its stride, and I liked the performances as it went along. Dialogue and editing a bit slow, so the humour sometimes fails to spark and a lot of jokes are left at the table, but the pace is good. Favourite scene was at the audition, where the actors get to play it up. Plus the ending doesn't disappoint.It also hits a good note on the nostalgia of a film fan - the first reaction to watching a movie recedes, the regret becomes overwhelming. Kill it before it dies. Mom! Overall - low rent, dirty irony, but lack of sharps on the sleaze and humour.

I'm not usually one to go on a feminist rant, but this level of violence toward women is pretty bad, I would go so far as to say who ever wrote this has a hatred toward women based on the weird portrayal of women, it basically looks like who ever wrote this has no idea how women would really behave toward one another in a tense situation, and that we would all devolve into selfish jealous bitches, who are really stupid and shallow wile some guy trying to kill us is funny and we ought to sympathize with him and think he his funny. I realize this is for a certain viewing audience, but really you all should be sent to DVD hell where regular people don't have to watch you cheap crap on Hulu. I'm sorry it's not funny it's not scary it's just women hating at it's worst.