A brilliant film with both humour and horror aspects

Rating: 10/10 (5 June 2009)

Right of the bat you are going to be half expecting another unborn film, but to be completely honest, this film wipes the floor with that film. It was not what I expected at all.
What I find with most of the new horror films is that the "scare" scenes are always predictable and you know EXACTLY what is going to happen, when and where, with this film those scares are almost always unpredictable, and just when you think something is about to come it never does, leaving you on that ever longing sense of anticipation waiting for something to happen. This is a definite bonus for the film.
The second thing that I found to be a real winner with this film was that it had a lot of comic value in it and moments that make you laugh out of your chair, when I went to see it with friends a few days ago the whole cinema was laughing and we were in hysterics at some of the films cheesier scenes.
The story isn't something that some of us haven't sketched in the back of a school book, but its not a bad story, and the way the film was written and filmed fully makes up for that so it really doesn't matter that it isn't something wonderful and unique, showing that a film doesn't need a completely new idea to be successful.
On a scale of 10 this film deserves the 10/10 marker as it really goes that extra mile, after watching this you can tell a lot of effort, laughs and giggles were put into this film to make it what it is. If you haven't seen it, stop stalling on here and get out there and watch it, go with friends and have a laugh, it's well worth the money.