jonadams-01891 Tragedy Girls is definitely a comedic movie about 2 girls wanting to become famous killers. Although they get away with some pretty questionable situations the film does tell a nice story with some laughs. If you are looking for straight up horror then save this movie for another time.

NEON POLTERGEIST A horror spoof movie that gets nothing right In a genre that Is allready watered with crappy movies. It,s Like watching a bad family guy episode.annnoying ugly teens that tries to be cool and why should you even care about two teens girls that love murdering people. Ther'se no artistic concept or style or plot or dialogue that works. Tragedy Girls got nothing of these things and are just another fastforward boring slasher spoof with annoying teens bickering. I cant stand these movies about nothing. Totally worthless and the worst horror movie of the year. Im sad they use the 80s aestethic on the cover cause this is far from anything good 80s. Why does they keep making these mindnumblingly boring pointless trash?

thomasmarrington This movie is actually really great, so great I made an account on here just to review it. I'm an avid fan of teen horror as well as slasher's, and can take enjoyment even from bad teen horror's. Whilst the writing isn't top level, its thoroughly enjoyable and I especially liked how it doesn't shy away from the nastiness of its two main characters. For a while, it seems like it's going towards a very studio approved, redemption type ending, but it really saved itself in my eyes by choosing to surprise rather than simply go with mass-market appeal. Great cast as well!

Movie Paradise I can understand why there are some who would hate this movie. The film centers around two teenagers brutally butchering people in their town. When you read what happens in this film on paper, it's hard not to draw real-life comparisons to events such as Columbine. And while there is one part of this movie that did kind of cross the line, writer/director Tyler MacIntyre manages to strike an incredibly lighthearted tone. This allows for us to laugh with the movie during these extreme moments of horror. It's not meant to be a disturbing case file on deranged serial killers; rather, it's an entertaining play on old slasher movies where young teenage girls are usually the victims, but here they are now the killers themselves. It's an interesting twist, and it makes for a more compelling movie. Had MacIntyre not pulled off the tone in the way that he did, this film would have been entirely misinterpreted. Through his writing and his work with the actors, MacIntyre sets a mood for Tragedy Girls that makes it a truly entertaining time at the movies...