SunnyHello
Nice effects though.
CommentsXp
Best movie ever!
Intcatinfo
A Masterpiece!
Kinley
This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows
Michael Ledo
Possible plot spoilers, probably not. A group of teens from Helen's Valley go off on Halloween night to Wheary Falls to collect candy and canned goods for love of my horror film life, Linnea Quigley. It has all the bells and whistles that an 80's homage slasher film should have: 1) Token black guy dies first 2) People who have sex die 3) token nude scene with body double 4) Linnea Quigley 5) Metal music 6) Virgin for final girl 7) ridiculous amount of blood 8) Everyone has a jean's jacket 9) great opening scene with a little girl getting a pickax to the head The problem with the production was the acting wasn't there. Mitchell Musolino couldn't carry the lead and the rest of the cast was flat. The writer didn't know what to do with Michelle (Lexi Dripps) and created a sub par character. She should have been key at the end and had lines that would place her there. The creation of characters was poorly done. I couldn't connect.Guide: F-word, sex, nudity
happydog-98881
growing up in the 1980's and watching the horror genre bloom into slasher mania was awesome. Over the years we've been subjected to Hollywood's watered down PG-13 horror films. Thankfully this movie shows up with barely even a budget and actually tries to be a good movie. Screw "horror" needing to be super scary, great acting and impeccable make-up and special effects- this movie is why I LOVE horror films because it was fun. This flick had a good story and more importantly heart and that's what won me over. You could tell this was made by people who enjoyed these type of movies. We need more films made by the fans and less made by big studios. Mark this as a Win for independent horror baby!!!
toridanielle14
The Barn is the perfect love note to 80's horror films. It screams cheese and delivers on all points. The acting, clothing, music, monsters, atmosphere... everything is perfect. I absolutely love Halloween centered Horror movies and this is now one of my favorites ever. I'm sure I'll definitely be watching it more than once a year, however, it will be a new tradition for me to watch it on Halloween on a dark October night. I also have to mention that the merchandise is killer! Something that every fan will want. I bought some at www.thebarnmerch.com if anyone is interested!Don't wait and buy your copy as soon as possible. You won't be disappointed.Tori Danielle
steviesteve-29899
So I have to admit that I have been following this film for a long time (years its seems like), but luckily I was able to finally see it on the big screen at it's Texas premiere at the Alamo Drafthouse last week. I won't ruin anything from the film, but I must say from the story line and trailers (which are great BTW) I assumed this film would be a straight parody of 80s horror films. But to my surprise it was not like that at all. If you're looking for straight scares, you won't find it here- as this is much more of a love letter to those retro films. Yes it certainly feels like it could have been released in 1989, but the film doesn't poke fun at the genre at all nor does it feel self aware that it is indeed a "horror film". The cast was surprisingly good for being comprised of relatively unknown actors and the characters they portrayed were very likable. The Special FX were far better than I imagined they would be and the music was killer. This film had every opportunity to go the complete "cheese" route, but it didn't. It walked that fine line of fun/silly but authentic with sometimes a serious tone in the story arc. You could tell the production team must really have a soft spot for 80s B Movies. If you love films centered around Halloween, Monsters, and Rock music... then I highly recommend you track down this flick!
