Valentine

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Denise Richards
Paige Prescott

David Boreanaz
Adam Carr

Marley Shelton
Kate Davies

Jessica Capshaw
Dorothy Wheeler

Jessica Cauffiel
Lily

Katherine Heigl
Shelley

Fulvio Cecere
Detective Vaughn

Daniel Cosgrove
Campbell

Johnny Whitworth
Max Ives

Hedy Burress
Young Lily

Jamie Blanks
Director

Tom Savage
Writer (Novel)

Donna Powers
Writer (Screenplay)

Wayne Powers
Writer (Screenplay)

Gretchen J. Berg
Writer (Screenplay)

Aaron Harberts
Writer (Screenplay)

Bruce Berman
Executive Producer

Dylan Sellers
Producer

Grant Rosenberg
Executive Producer

Don Davis
Original Music

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• Aug 28, 2013

  It's actually not entirely bad, it did manage to have some memorable moments but the plot was way too formulaic, cliche to the extreme. It is however, somewhat better than most slasher films these days. Valentine may be watched but soon forgotten about.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Feb 16, 2013

  An explicitly bad film. It's under the mystery & suspense / horror category, but trust, me the film lacks much of either. Just some soft expected gore here and there. I had no interest the first time I watched through this film, and I had no interest the second either. There is no captivating plot, suspense, or anything. It is a mindless film that fails to follow even the most basic of formulas. Don't watch this.
  Horrific R Super Reviewer
• Oct 02, 2011

  I really enjoyed this one. I thought the antagonist was creepy, and some death scenes were pretty clever as well. But the problem is that it tries TOO much to be like "Scream" or "I Know What You Did Last Summer," that it just makes it look like a major rip-off. It was also very slow-paced, especially towards the middle. But i still liked it and thought it was a pretty neat slasher flick.
  Jacob P Super Reviewer
• Feb 14, 2011

  Valentine owes everything it has to the 80's slasher film formula; this movie follows the exact same path as the countless others that set out before it. That wouldn't be such a bad thing had the movie been half way decent, but everything about this movie just seems so temporary on the pop culture scale. A lot of the people that I talk to about horror movies forgot that this film even exists. Has the memory of Valentine been swept away with the newer generations? The movie didn't come out that long ago. It's really bizarre. Talking about forgotten generations, the soundtrack to the movie is the first thing I noticed. Listen to this line-up: Orgy, Linkin Park, Disturbed, Static-X, Rob Zombie, and Marilyn Manson. Let the soundtrack serve as the catalyst for the movie. Like I said above the movie uses the 80's slasher premise to get its point across, and as it is executed here it is awfully predictable and a tad bit confusing. You have a kid who gets bullied in school by the bitchiest group of girls ever known to mankind. 15 years later or so, the girls start dropping off one by one. David Boreanaz, gives a bad performance as a recovering alcoholic boyfriend to the main character, and here is a spoiler for ya... he slips off the wagon. Oh, and a young, chubby, Katherine Heigl is in about 7 minuets of the movie. Forgettable, poorly acted, horribly written, and overly predictable, this movie couldn't possibly be saved by anything, could it? Well the killer was pretty fun looking and brutal to boot, but that's about it; far from salvaged. I can't give this movie a score over 4 and feel like a decent human being so that's what it's getting. Suggested viewing: Hatchet (2008) - Adam Green (This movie uses the same premise with a better coating. It also has Katherine Heigl in it.) Rating: 4 of 10 Favorite Quote: You look great, Kate. How about a date, Kate? You could be my mate, Kate. S!D
  Brandon S Super Reviewer

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