After watching their best friend get murdered, a group of teens struggle to expose a local hero as the vicious killer and keep from becoming his next victims.
Dennis Quaid stars as a funeral director for a small town. Even for a Mortician, He is unnaturally creepy. Believing his house to be haunted, a group of teens break in thinking they see a ghost. Shit gets real, of course and after one is killed they get caught and the police (predictably) don't believe a word of their story. The rest of the film is the group attempting to prove that he is in fact, the bad guy and they were speaking truth.
For the ladies.
I was digging the creepy vibe of the film. Dennis Quaid had officially reached Frailty levels of creepiness and creepy Just seemed to be the norm. Even the clunky dialogue couldn't derail the film. At least until the darkness took over. At a few points, the film goes inexplicably dark. Maybe The color contrast was wrong or something, but it totally doesn't help to not be able to see anything.
Somewhere beneath the darkness is a decent B-movie. But what's the point if you can't see it?
Out of Ten? 5
Violence? Yes
Explosions? No
Nudity? No
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