Redwarmin This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

SunnyHello Nice effects though.

ReaderKenka Let's be realistic.

WillSushyMedia This movie was so-so. It had it's moments, but wasn't the greatest.

Platypuschow I expected the worst here I have to be honest, every previous movie regarding the Headless Horseman mythos has failed royally.Early on it follows the usual formula of a bunch of 20 somethings on a road trip going on a shortcut and running into trouble. So little originality is on display, then you have the shoddy sfx and patchy script and the thing was setup to follow suit and fail miserably.However somehow it came out watchable. The cast are oddly competent, Richard Moll is present and the practical effects look great.Sadly it does trail off a bit and yes as mentioned it has its fair share of flaws. Thankfully there is enough decent content to counter this and Headless Horseman though nothing special is a harmless take your brain out horror effort.I'll say this, it was still better than Sleepy Hollow (1999)The Good:Horseman actually looks okayCast do a great jobRichard MollThe Bad:Patchy scriptSFX aren't greatThings I Learnt From This Movie:When blowing up a car you may as well blow yourself up with it because reasonsHomeless people wouldn't miss their heads

joemamaohio In "Headless Hoseman," seven college students on the road to get to a Halloween party take a detour into the bowels of hell. They stumble upon a small town in the middle of nowhere, and they soon find themselves trapped there, as unwitting victims of the Headless Horseman who, after every seven years, resurfaces to earth to claim the heads of seven kids...otherwise the entire town goes to hell with the Horseman.For a Sci-Fi original film, I was impressed with the effects (albeit they were still horrible, but not as bad as some other Sci-Fi original films) and even the acting of the seven students. I somewhat cared if they survived, although I predicted who would survive at the beginning of the film, and I was right, but still I was rooting for them to make it through and especially send the whole inbred town (oops, did I give that away? Well I guess that's why I say there's spoilers) straight to hell where it belongs.I won't say it as a B-rated horror film, I feel it was slightly above B...I don't know what that is exactly, but it's a little better than B-rated.

adel-mattar This was a great movie...the acting was average, the characters were average, and the special effects were pretty good but there were some flaws..the sheriff looks like the priest from the century before who originally killed The Legend of Sleepy Hollow but dies violently instead of destroying the demon.They also killed the main bad guy about twice but he would not stay dead. No explanation as to how that is possible. Additionally, they did NOT explain why The Legend of Sleepy Hollow was haunting this small American town and preventing the people from leaving.Watch it...you will NOT be disappointed!

redrascal6 OK I saw this movie last night, I was not expecting to much as it was aired by the SCFI Channel. I cant complain it was watchable, the special effects were OK for what they were. The storyline was weak, no real plot twist's. It was basically what you see is what you get from a low budget horror movie. The acting was poor in places, but overall not to bad.You have to take into account, that this was never gonna be a blockbuster. You were never meant to be wowed just entertained.So if you want amazing action, big star's, great acting and a story that you are never quite sure what is going to happen, then this is not the film for you.If on the other hand you just want a little entertainment for an evening in, then this film is watchable, it's not great but if you don't expect too much then you can make it to the end, thinking like me. "I've seen worse"!