Dark Castle Home Entertainment and Warner Premiere collaborate for this shocker about a film fanatic whose quest to procure a print of a notorious slasher movie leads him and two friends on a trek into the backwoods where the film was originally shot. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
a horror film about horror films, replete with not only crowd-pleasing shock and gore but also funny deconstructions of the fixed clichés of slash and dash... but there is little here we have not seen before, ironic self-referentiality and all.
The Hills Run Red is an example of the kind of horror movie that gets a pass from forgiving genre fans, but its clumsy, obvious execution will otherwise not likely entertain (much less scare) anyone else.
A sloppy, but fun horror film. It's pretty cheesy and the acting is not so great, but Sophie Monk keeps the film smoking hot and the violence is pumped up to a juicy nice level. Good story and great cinematography help us forget about the terrible acting and poor script (dialogue) - to an extent. Graphic violence,
T&A, sadism and torture make this an above average slasher flick about horrors of a mysterious snuff film. "Rated R for strong bloody horror violence and torture, grisly images, sexual content, nudity, language and some drug use."...Good times!
An above average straight to DVD slasher. Surprised could have done ok at the cinema. A creepy looking killer, good location, quite a few familiar faces in the cast including William Sadler! Quite gory in places, the story is original if very far fetched. A mix of 8mm, Scream and Wrong turn. Better than most recent
slasher films I've seen.
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