BroadcastChic Excellent, a Must See

TaryBiggBall It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

ActuallyGlimmer The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

Stephanie There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

ola_norsk TLDR: It's a right piece of sh*t is what it is..Have you ever sat down to watch a movie, with nothing more expected than that it would at least kill an hour and a half of boredom.But then, twenty minutes into it, you think to yourself that you'll probably be better off inspecting your feet for toe jam?The camera-work, effects and lighting is extremely sh*t. The sound and music is f*c*ing awful. The acting is sub sh*tty. The story is beyond cr*ppy..The cover and title is the best part...If you want to do your feet a favor, this movie will definitely help you make that happen. As for me, i quit watching the piece of sh*t after 40 minutes. Time is just too precious..

sportsbros808 Stop me if you've heard this one before. Four pretty, young girls go off to an isolated campsite and some horrific things happen to them. Yeah, it sounds like a mid-80's horror flick but it's really a modern twist on that genre.Cypress Creek starts out like any other formulaic horror film. The four main characters are introduced to the audience as they get ready for their weekend trip to a secluded cabin. Once they arrive they have to hike into the woods to reach the cabin. They come across a lake that they need to cross. It's fairly deep so they have to strip down to cross. Of course they do.Once they get to the cabin all hell breaks loose. At this point Cypress Creek diverges for the genre in a big way. This is a low budget film to be sure but the director does an excellent job with the resources he has access to. There are crazy camera angles, very good use of light and shadow and some creepy special effects. To say it is surreal is an understatement. It is as if Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson and Quentin Tarantino got together to make a movie. Things get bloody and downright demented. While the acting is so-so, the movie itself really delivers. Any horror fan will like this film. I am a sucker for small budget films but I can only imagine what the filmmakers could have created with a big budget.

lnifan2000 It is hard to describe this movie. Something of a cross between a David Lynch flick and the first Evil Dead movie. The creators should be commended because they did a lot with an obviously small budget.Still, this homage to the Evil Dead franchise had some really interesting visuals. The movie creates an atmosphere of a really bad drug experience that one would have if something was slipped in their drink at a frat party.The movie becomes a demonic nightmare that after awhile the viewer begins to lose perspective between time, space, and reality. As far as the bad part the writing was weak which is a minus and the audio was poor. Sometimes it was hard to understand what the characters were saying and I wish things would have been explained more about the history of the house. I would like to see a part two of this but with a bigger budget. All of the girls were very attractive and I liked that they really got in their roles. Things got a little messy at times with blood and gore and I know the actors had to deal with a lot of discomfort to even make some of these scenes. Bottom line I would say give this a watch because it is really a unique kind of flick and I do look forward to what this crew will do in the future with a bigger budget. Thanks guys for giving me a good movie watching experience!

Jarleen Raud At first I was pretty bored when the movie actually started, the acting made me sneer and the characters were just boring... Though my interest was sparked when that cat-eared one got pulled into the mud. Of course her acting made me cringe again. I was pretty hungry in the beginning of the movie but when I got to the end, I was no longer hungry, but sick. The end of the movie just seemed like series of disgusting gore-y scenes, starting from the tongue-splitting with a knife and ending with different other bloody scenes.What bothered me the most was the lack of actual screaming of pain. There was the guy who got stabbed to his hand repeatedly, the first reaction was just a gasp, followed by quite low grunts after next hits and the face was obviously faked. Normal human would do more than that.Anyway, I got to give it 3 points for actually managing to making me sick in stomach, doesn't happen often since I'm strong-stomached.