A decent Horror/Thriller that was very different from other films in the genre. It follows three girls being stalked by a crazed creeper they all knew in high school, but we get their stories in three seperate parts. While there's nothing really groundbreaking in it, its a nice change from the typical slasher as its got a different formula to it. Decent acting, and Keir O'Donnell was perfect as 'The Laugh'. Overall its something different and unique, and worth a look for fans of the genre.

Aside from a creepy sequence involving the clown of the film's poster sitting in a rocking chair, director Simpson shows little understanding of atmospheric composition - just trivial knowledge of B-horror tropes. The consequence? Amusement is narratively nonsensical, with one of the lamest villains in recent memory.

overall the movie just felt empty

The ending sucks; the first half, while certainly better, still isn't very good. It had potential, but poor writing leads to bad characters leads to me wanting to watch something else. If this was a slasher instead of a thriller, the bad writing wouldn't have mattered as much; but to make a good thriller, you need solid characters to get people invested, so we care about what happens. This movie failed to deliver character I care about, so I didn't care what happened to them.

Bleh. Same crappy rehashed story

Not the worst horror/thriller movie I have ever seen, but it wasn't the greatest either. It was a decent use of time though. Really one a person has to give a shot just to find out what they will think.

Just your average horror flick. Worth a watch for the intense clown scene.

this cannot be called a train wreck..I dont think this train ever made the tracks...it was pushed back three times..and that is when I knew what was coming and it did not disappoint. This movie is just a failed attempt...

I Wanted To Like It, But Its Rather Bad

The clown part was great but the rest of the movie sucked.

"...it's more about what leads up to the murders than the actual killings themselves."

I wasn't very amused that I paid $4 to rent this garbage! Pathetic follow-up from the director of the underrated Freeze Frame.

"He just wants to play." I'm probably one of the mere five or six people in the world, who actually like this. Somewhat. Great suspense the first 45 minutes, amazing set designs and refreshingly little heavy-handed backstory (one three minute flashback is all that's needed!). Shame it gets (way) too muddled and (way) too predictable in the second half. Lisa was a waste of space.

Slabiutki horror z ogranymi do bolu "strasznymi" momentami i nieciekawa historia.

Even though this wasn't anything spectacular, I thought that this was decent. I don't think it would have worked too well on the big screen as that was what this was originally for. The first 45 minutes really had me going on the edge of my seat. I loved the convoy with the twist at the end of that scene and the straight out killer clown in the next. I did not like the Lisa character as she wasn't written too intelligently. Overall, this is a very simple straightforward slasher movie.

As a horror movie this was really crappy one. There was a plot for nothing. But I have to admit I enjoyed the dark, endless mazes and old, rusty mechanical equipments which had just a fade connection to the stories in the beginning. Very well done sets.