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Haley Bennett
as Justine

Ashley Greene
as Violet

Lucas Till
as Aaron

Chris Coy
as Blue Hoodie

Mike Seal
as Black Hoodie

Lucius Falick
as Grey Hoodie

Erica Ash
as Nicole

James Ransone
as Scott

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Critic Reviews for Kristy

Audience Reviews for Kristy

• Dec 10, 2015

  Formulaic and trite, Kirsty is a poorly made B-horror film. The story follows a college student who chooses to stay on campus over the Thanksgiving break and is stalked by a murderous cult that preys on privileged young girls that they calls "Kristys." The plot is ridiculous and the characters are poorly written. Haley Bennett and Ashley Greene do what they can, but they don't have much to work with. And the directing doesn't do the film any favors either, as the low-budget quality really shows. Monotonous shlock, Kristy is clichéd and uninspired.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Nov 30, 2015

  Not bad. Kind of entertaining at times, especially the last few minutes, when the protagonist becomes a total badass.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Nov 03, 2015

  I have no idea why, but this reminds me of It Follows, at least stylistically and visually, not necessarily thematically. Of course, this film isn't nearly as good as It Follows is, but this is still a very solid horror/thriller. Perhaps the only thing that I disliked about the film is the fact that, while I understand what the film was trying to do, there's not a whole lot of variation in tone. It starts out at a level and it stays there for its entire running length. It's a fairly one-dimensional film and that's my big problem with it, honestly. I know it's a short film, so they couldn't waste a lot of time delving into the cults and their reasoning for their actions, but it would've been cool to get that insight. It differs from It Follows because that movie had a very intriguing approach to its storytelling that actually made you think about a variety of things all relating to what the titular It might have been and what it was a metaphor for. Granted, this film is much more simplified and everything, but the film is still much too one-dimensional to really reach a higher level, ironically enough considering the bare bones motivation given behind the cult's actions. Another issue is the fact that, at the end, it is revealed that there's various cells of this cult all over the U.S that have been doing the same thing, kidnapping and murdering various women. It's not a bad idea, per se, but it would've been cooler if it had just been the small group featured in the movie. I don't know, it sort of hurts the movie a bit. Not much, because it didn't affect the score, but it does hurt somewhat. With that said I still think it's well-paced, beautifully shot and it properly builds tension. I like how the hunters become the haunted and there's an oddly satisfying wish fulfillment deal going on here. Sort of like what you'd like to do to people who commit horrible crimes. I think a lot of these films miss that point, but not this one. They make the villains' deaths really satisfying to watch. A simple horror/thriller film here, one with flaws, but it's also enjoyable to watch. I had a good time here and I'm assuming that most horror geeks will end up enjoying this. Recommended if you have Netflix.
  Jesse O Super Reviewer

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