Bunni

Short and sweet:

• The camerawork and film look terrible.
• The script is terrible.
• The "special fx" are terrible.
• The acting is terrible (that might be saying too much).
• The editing was terrible. Wait...was there editing?
• The lighting was terrible.
• The production was terrible.
• The two minute blooper reel mid-end-credits is not bad. No wait...they were terrible.

So why did I kind of half-way enjoy it? I dunno. I somewhat liked the story, and it was so incredibly horrible that I was able to stomach it from start to finish. I certainly can't recommend this to anybody except extreme B-movie fans, but the actual movie run time is barely an hour, as total run time (including both intro and outro credits) is barely 72 minutes. That helped.

Content notes:

• quite a bit of profanity
• sexual situations throughout, including brief nudity, as well as several examples of dirty talk
• a decent amount of (REALLY FAKE LOOKING) blood and a few places of (ALSO REALLY FAKE) gore.
• no scary or intense spots.

I knew what I was getting into, but I couldn't resist the allure of a killer sexy bunny girl. Which is the one thing it does deliver, and that's about it. There's maybe one well-done interesting kill scene, but it all goes downhill from there, and the leadup to it is tolerable at best.

Also, there's this weird extended mid-credits sequence that was clearly shot later. Which I suspect was only done because the actual movie ends just shy of one hour in.

It's not the worst thing in the world, it just kinda exists. And the experience of watching it is more or less just you and the movie existing at the same time, neither impacting the other in any meaningful way.

Good movie and great for after halloween too! I like the slasher and abandoned places.

I was kinda happy to see this because the poster looked soo cool but the plot twist sucked the end credit scene sucked more the only good was the kids when the camera wasn't broken and im sure they planned a part 2 but it never happened because everyone didn't love it enough.

The title says it all. Bad acting. Just bad. Didn't finish it. Boring cliché, watching these people one by one getting you know. Tired stuff.