extinctknight It like a Choo Choo train. This is how my brother described it

grantss Not as disgusting as I thought it would be. Yes, the central plot is probably the grossest one you'll ever encounter, but the movie itself is not as graphic. As a thriller it is not too bad. Direction is good and performances are OK.

gunnardsamek I'm not even really sure what this movie was. The plot was flimsy at best, characters are constantly making terrible decisions, making them incredibly unlikable. The only redeemable qualities of this movie are the screaming Japanese guy and the movie accomplishing its intended goal of being nasty (I guess??).

Mike LeMar Of course the bad guy's nowhere around when the main girl manages to evade him early on and earn a chance to run away because she stops and makes the ever-typical decision, "I can't leave my friend," and then suddenly IS there to stop them both once she has her around her shoulder. And unlike the newest The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, does she end up regretting that idiotic decision? In the worst way. The Japanese guy goes through the trouble of coming up with the plan of grabbing the scalpel and hiding while the bad guy's talking to the cops upstairs, only to set the group up for failure by biting the guy's neck NEXT to the jugular so that it merely takes a chunk flesh away but clearly isn't spurting any blood and leaving the scalpel in the guy's SHIN (harmless) as he leads the group up the stairs. He didn't have to end up cutting his throat to avoid a standoff with the bad guy had he rationally assumed he wasn't dead by having a scalpel in his shin and a chunk of flesh from the side of his neck gone, or at least taken the scalpel WITH him.