First of all, what comes to mind during viewing, given, let's say, a movie, is this why in the "genre" section, is the word "horrors"? Certainly not because of the fact that this film is able to make even a little nervous, I'm not talking about how to frighten, as did the classic original film by John Carpenter. The only thing that can be attributed to the "horrors" in this movie room, this is, perhaps, his, truly "terrible" quality. Despite the fact that the film was staged in late 2010, it gives the impression of some low-budget Italian craft in the mid-80s. All this contributes terribly bad shooting, the lack of any special effects and horrible, unknown actors who play, respectively. But not only shootings and actors, as they say the movie is one.
In the end, everything ends accordingly: the director makes a direct hint at the next sequel. Is it really going to see the light? Really, there is still much to go down and the creators of such films really lack even the weakest rudiments of conscience?