See No Evil

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Cast & Crew

Kane
Jacob Goodnight

Christina Vidal
Christine

Samantha Noble
Kira

Luke Pegler
Michael

Michael J. Pagan
Tye

Steven Vidler
Williams

Rachael Taylor
Zoe

Penny McNamee
Melissa

Craig Horner
Richie

Michael Wilder
Russell

Tiffany Lamb
Hannah

Cecily Polson
Margaret

Cory Robinson
Neal Blaine

Gregory Dark
Director

Dan Madigan
Writer

Joel Simon
Producer

Peter Block
Executive Producer

Vince McMahon
Executive Producer

Tyler Bates
Original Music

Ben Nott
Cinematographer

Scott Richter
Film Editor

Michael Rumpf
Production Design

Phill Eagles
Costume Designer

Tom McSweeney
Casting Director

Donna Rosenstein
Casting Director

Ann Fray
Casting Director

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Critic Reviews for See No Evil

Audience Reviews for See No Evil

• Nov 20, 2016

  It's fucking gross in some of the best possible ways, but otherwise has nothing worthwhile to offer. Final rating:?? - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Aug 11, 2015

  Being a Wwe fan was the only reason for seeing this film as horror and slasher films dont really do it for me unless it involves Freddy Kruger or Jason Vorhees, And it's just your typical slasher film with a bunch of young, Horny, Cocky people get killed one by one, Some of the kills were gory and well done but there was no suspense and it felt like a Texas Chainsaw massacre and Friday 13th rip off, On the plus side the film feels dark and dingy and claustrophobic and Glenn Jacobs plays a good bad guy but apart from that it's predictable and pretty lackluster.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Dec 04, 2014

  Let's have a professional wrestler as the serial killer, what a great idea. The whole premise is stupid and cliche, there's nothing new to see here folks.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Jun 21, 2014

  Looking at the trailer, See No Evil looked like a film that could really be an awesome, exciting and well crafted Slasher film. Unfortunately despite great kill sequences, the film fails in really having anything else going for it, and the result is a mediocre to decent affair that just doesn't live up to what it could have been. The film does boast some great effects, but it's not enough to redeem the sheer lack of substance in the film's plot. Another thing that sinks the film is the bland, wooden performances by its cast of amateur actors. This is just a forgettable film, one that if the script would have been rewritten and the cast better chosen would surely be a good Slasher yarn. See No Evil doesn't stand out and it's a film that just doesn't have what it takes to really be a fun, entertaining thrill ride that will appeal to horror fans. If you're looking for a great film here, you won't find it. In the last few years there has be a resurgence in the Slasher genre and there has been quite a few good films to be made, but See No Evil isn't one of them, the film is not sure what it tries to accomplish, and there are a few effective ideas here, but as a whole the film just falls apart due to lacking elements. If you really want a great recent Slasher outing, I would recommend the Hatchet Trilogy and the Laid to Rest films, though low budget picture they retained the old school vibe of the genre, and added a modern twist to it that made them the most exciting, thrilling and awesome Slasher films since the 80's. Although I can appreciate the kill sequences in See No Evil, as they are well done and gory the way it's supposed to be, this one just doesn't have anything to make this a worthy recommendations. Once you've seen it, you'll likely forget about it, though not the worst recent Slasher, it sure isn't the best either.
  Alex r Super Reviewer

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