Rish Outfield's reviews
A college slasher, yes! But a good one? No. This was talky, talky, talky, followed by slow, slow, slow. There was almost sex--and then not. The nerd never shut up. The killer was an unmotivated moron. The only good parts, the scenes with the fraternity brothers and the hazing, didn't even belong in this movie. There was a glut of silly fake scares. The comedy sometimes worked, but the horror never did. I fell asleep . . . sorry. The cheapness couldn't have been more apparent if a neon sign reading "Low Budget" had been flashing. Characters were introduced only to be arbitrarily killed ten seconds later. Did I mention that nobody did it? Boy, even at my college that's not accurate. Two interesting factoids: The heroine stabbed the not-dead-yet killer TWELVE times at the end (tyranist and I counted). And: Everybody dies!
Best Scare: I don't know! I'm sorry! I just don't know!
I'd Recommend It To: Those who have to see all the movies Randy Meeks mentioned in Scream 2.

The tyranist's thoughts
It is enormously unfortunate that this little subgenre hasn't yielded much worth watching. This isn't the sorority house beauties being hacked up genre. It isn't the smart teenagers in peril genre. It is the college campus gets a visit from a psychopath genre. Probably the best movie in this genre is Urban Legend and if you believe Rish, that makes this genre very very bad indeed. This movie actually has some great little moments, but for the most part they are far outweighed by long stretches of boring dialogue and utter predictability. My favourite moment was easily the treeing of a young frat pledge. I don't have to tell you that he ends up dead, but I will tell you that the best moment in the film happens here. Let me just say, "You can have yours on the rocks." If I said anymore, you wouldn't have to see the movie. But then maybe that would be a very good thing.
Just one big warning, the reason we don't see the killer much is because he is STUPID.