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Ain´t no way I´ll be watching this film, seems too cheesy.
This film is so cheesy it's actually funny, it would make a great party film for people to laugh their heads off.
This movie rules.
We were watching clips of it at work and everyone was just busting up laughing the entire time. Watch it as a comedy and not a horror movie and you might get some enjoyment out of it, no promises though.
This wasn't even B-movie worthy.It was total crap/Just because everyone ran to see what crap it was because they couldn't believe how much crap it was doesn't give it any merit.I could show you how big a pile of $hit is but that doesn't change what it is.B-movies are so bad that they are good.This was just bad.