A Balance that most movies lack

Rating: 10/10 (10 August 2006)

This movie was practically perfect. It had the perfect balance of gore and plot development that most murder-horror movies lack. It wasn't a random killing of characters you don't know there was order to it and it made sense in a paranormal way. Most of the deaths were some-what believable too unlike it's sequel which was very far-fetched even though the teacher's death was overkill (A trail of vodka that exploded a computer which slit her throat causing her to slip on her own blood while making her way to the kitchen which caught fire from the trail of alcohol and the sparks from the computer and while on the floor grabbing a town which was on a rack of knives making the knives fall and stab her but not dying until a chair hit the knife in farther. Too much? I think so.). Some creatively sick minds apparently worked on the death scenes in this movie and it came together perfectly The whole plot was completely original (to my knowledge) and turned out to be a hit in my eyes.