Ed-Shullivan I liked it. In fact, I like it a lot. * * * * out of 5 stars.What's not to like man? In my view, it is better than the 1978 comedy Animal House, as the 1986 Killer Party doesn't rely solely on gross humor to win the college and teen crowds over. No, Killer Party is filled with mystery, horror, shock as well as fraternity schlock! This is the frat party to literally and figuratively "die for!"I will definitely be adding this 1986 five (5) CC (Canadian, Cult, Camp, Classic, Creepy) film to my MUST OWN list! Live then let Die at the Killer Party!!!!!

Sandoz What a piece of fluff. The rating may say R, but this is barely a PG-13 film. In fact, if the meager glimpses of boobies were cut out from the opening hot tub scene, there'd be no doubt this wasn't actually an R-rated film. It's really kind of a cheat, too, to set up the plot like there's a real-world psycho killer on the loose, and then conveniently decide right at the climax to make it a supernatural entity, even more especially a silly Exorcist-type ripoff demon, too.As it is, this is a film that only 14-year-old girls could really enjoy, and be scared by.But if you happen to be one of those deluded souls who like crappy 80s music, there's plenty of that on the soundtrack here.

Woodyanders Undoubtedly the most uproariously ridiculous of the popular 80's kill-the-collegians slasher movies, a cool little slice'n'dice sub-genre which includes such gnarly gems as "The Dorm That Dripped Blood," "The House on Sorority Row," "Girls Nite Out," "The Initiation," and "Sorority House Massacre." This one's wafer-thin plot is about a gala April Fool's Day bash held in a haunted house which turns sour when a psychotic lunatic in a deep-sea diving suit (yes, you read that correctly) starts to pick off moronic college students in assorted grisly ways (the guillotine decapitation qualifies as the definite splatter highlight). WARNING: Possible *SPOILERS* ahead. At very end of this gut-busting howler the killer is revealed to be the vengeful ghost of a college pledge who was accidentally killed twenty years ago! With its great deadpan direction by veteran Canadian schlock horror director William Fruet (who next gave us the lively big killer bug riot "Blue Monkey"), absurd plot, charmingly goofy characters, slick photography, funky score, a scene-stealingly geeky performance by Ralph Seymour (one of the imperiled campers in the superior sylvan slaughterfest "Just Before Dawn") as nutty campus nerd Martin, and a funny cameo by the ever droll Paul Bartel as uptight English Professor Zito, this sublimely silly affair overall sizes up as a delightfully dopey dilly.

AngryChair College students throw a party in an old frat house, only to have someone start killing off everybody and raising demons (?!)Canadian 'horror' drivel is one mess of a movie. The movie opens with a weird prologue that has nothing to do with the rest of the film and even when we reach our 'feature' story it's a bit of a train wreck. Killer Party is a movie that suffers from a real lack of seriousness. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy campy horror movies, but in this case it's all a bit too ridiculous. Even as the movie tries desperately for a terrifying climax, it comes off as completely laughable. The movies theme song 'Best Times of our Lives' is memorable though.Those who enjoy silly 80's schlock might have a good time with this one, but all in all Killer Party is totally inept as a horror film.BOMB out of ****