Scar

46% want to see it

Angela Bettis, Kirby Bliss Blanton
In theaters May 20, 2007
R, 1 hr. 18 min.

Movie Info

Cast: Angela Bettis, Kirby Bliss Blanton, Devon Graye, Ben Cotton, Christopher Titus, Al Sapienza, Brittney Wilson, Monika Mar-Lee, Carey Feehan, Tegan Moss
Director: Jed Weintrob, Brittney Wilson
Rated: R
Running Time: 1 hr. 18 min.
Genre: Drama, Horror, Mystery & Suspense
Theater Release: May 20, 2007
DVD Release: Sep 26, 2006
Synopsis: A woman trying to escape traumatic memories from her past finds history repeating itself in this gory horror story. Joan Burrows (Brittney Wilson) was an ordinary teenager growing up in a small Colorado town until she and a friend were abducted by Ernie Bishop, who ran the local funeral parlor. Joan and her friend discovered to their horror that Ernie was a violent lunatic who performed elaborate torture rituals on young women, and while Joan was able to escape with her life, her friend was

Critic Reviews

  • Michael Ordoņa, Los Angeles Times
    As one character asks, "It never stops, does it?" Well, no. Not as long as people keep paying to see such dreck. More...
  • Nigel Floyd, Time Out
    To make a 3-D 'torture porn' movie is at best opportunist; to make one with flat, boring torture scenes is unforgivable. More...
  • Ali Gray, TheShiznit.co.uk
    The sole high point? 3D tits. The porn industry is going to love this technology, presuming you don't mind wearing stupid dark glasses while masturbating. More...
  • Scott Weinberg, FEARnet
    I'd read about this one for three years. Then I saw it and forgot it immediately. More...
  • , Empire Magazine
    The perspecto-effects are a real letdown, while the pacing and performances are as flat as roadkill. More...
  • Matt Glasby, Film4
    This nasty, witless and hopelessly dated effort is still a landmark release. Think of it like the first dog shot into space, but don't forget it is an absolute dog. More...
  • Wendy Ide, Times [UK]
    The acting is more wooden than the numerous coffins, the plot a rehash of any crazed serial killer flick you care to mention, with extra torture. It's unremittingly nasty stuff. More...
  • Peter Bradshaw, Guardian [UK]
    Another week, another yucky horror film with a title that sounds like "Saw". This one's in 3D. More...
  • Tim Robey, Daily Telegraph
    Despite the killer's slavering way with a scalpel, there's no blood spurting out into your near-vision, just a lot of hopeless acting in your face. More...
  • Tim Evans, Sky Movies
    Despite it's technical savvy, this pans out as merely the latest in the dispiriting procession of torture porn movies while the dreary identification of the perp doesn't raise the excitement levels much higher than a half-hearted game of Cluedo. More...