Rating: UR
Length: 90 minutes

Widescreen 1.78:1 Color (Anamorphic)

ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1

English, Spanish

A small town's teens are coming up murdered in some rather grisly ways. Who could be doing this? Could it be the mentally challenged High School janitor that plays with dolls?

They do provide the viewer with a number of things. First, some fairly creative deaths with plenty of gore. Second, a decently built storyline and lastly, lovely ladies including the mandatory shower scene that most horror films feel the need to include (just an observation, not complaint).

Much of the acting leaves a lot to be desired. Apparently the school's football team only consists of about 5 players and female police officers wear mini skirts and revealing shirts (once again, just an observation, not a complaint).

• "Music and the Sound" Featurette
• "Special FX Make-Up" Featurette
• "The Beat Down" Featurette
• "Rico: Behind the Mask" Featurette
• Theatrical Trailer

This is your standard low budget hack and slash that stole a lot of ideas from other horror movies. All-in-all, it really isn't that bad; the problem is it really isn't that good either. I can only recommend this film to fans of the genre that have to watch every horror/slasher movie ever made. And yes, I fall into that category. Warning, just because it's unrated doesn't mean your kiddies need to watch it; this is definitely an R rated film.

Nicole Abisinio - Holly

Chris Bashinelli - Tommy Myers

Kat Castaneda - Julie

John Cipriano Jr. - Mayor Dean Marcus

Jeremy Drew - Shawn

Stephanie Finochio - Rachel

Ben Fiore - Deputy Harold

Jim Ford - Billy Smith

Matt Fraley - Curt

Erika J. - Toni

Joli Julianna - Nikki Reynolds

Ilene Kristen - Sexy Librarian

Damion Lee - Jemore

Susan Lehman - Mrs. Olen

Matt Lish - Uggi

Suzi Lorraine - Diane Lee

Antonio Mastrantonio - Mike

Misty Dawn Meeler - Cindy Drake

Ernest Mingione - Chief Barret

Anthony Palladino - Cutter

Lou Savarese - Rico

Sal Sirchia - Troy

Kim Taggart - Vega