*bass drop* 80's horror remix

Rating: 6/10 (20 July 2015)

!!!spoilers!!! . But why would you read a review on a movie you've never watched? Go into movies blind!!! (who am i kidding, i do it all the time)
OK so the whole idea that is turning the gears of this movie is quite interesting. The whole idea of a sexually transmitted disease following you in physical form is quite terrifying and an effective visualization for what living with an std must feel like. At times i was on the edge of my seat and they do an excellent job of creating a slow build up at the beginning. Its almost a bit to slow because the ending feels a bit rushed. The introduction to "IT" and the scene where the young woman is at the hospital dreading each footstep she hears is quite terrifying. So i see why this movie was so hyped up.
Now I'd hate to do this but i will state my opinion because i feel there might be other people who feel the same way. The soundtrack was absolutely annoying at times. i dislike tech-no music, so hearing dragged out syn-th remixes of 80's melodies was a bit much, there was definitely times where they could of just used some normal piano keys and it seemed as if they wanted to absolutely show off these trendy syn-th grooves, i wasn't into it. Second, the characters were absolutely annoying, i don't know how people think they're relate-able. An annoying lead actress with a nasally voice and no personality, a peeping tom weirdo of a childhood best friend whose craziest childhood memory was finding a porno magazine, a duchy guy whose kissing one girl one day and then shagging the lead actress in a hospital bed with the door open while her best friends are asleep next to her the next, and then a cute nerdy chick who isn't annoying but whose pointless dialogs gets drowned out by syn-th music. I don't know about you but i didn't relate to them that much, i mean i guess when the nerdy chick farted i could relate because , you know, everyone passes gas. Anytime they were talking i wanted the intense tech-no with extreme bass music to start so that "IT" could come and kill them. And then if "IT" was such a merciless killer who could blend into society, why did "IT" make "IT" so obvious whenever "IT" was near? Well then, of course this is my opinion but the fact is that i was a bit let down, i was expecting something great when really it was an 80's slasher remix. Maybe I'm just butt hurt that i spent 25 dollars on the blue-ray release.