The most creative horror I've ever seen in my entire life

Rating: 8/10 (20 April 2020)

I was pleasantly surprised by this movie, I really was. This is obviously a love/mocking letter to the horror franchise. Every single detail is particularly thought out, each character is being developed in a way that has never been developed in a horror movie before. We notice the characters being manipulated and change in such a strange way that makes the audience curious about what's going on, which is absolutely great.
At first, we couldn't understand what was happening with the laboratory men, and what was happening there, but as the plot unfolds it becomes clearer and clearer, their motives and concepts are displayed.
The fact that the beginning where we get to meet the characters in the most cliché way is kind of genius knowing what is going to happen next. That is to say, the perfect word to use here is: cliché. In fact, this movie intentionally reviews and mocks every cliché of horror. From the typical teenagers, the road trip in a van, the stop at a gas station, the creepy man, (which all seem to be a tribute to The Hills Have Eyes) the cabin in the woods, the zombies... This is a PERFECT tribute to the genre to me.
The climax where the two characters arrive down there and where they release all the monsters is my favorite part of the movie. This is so tragic and yet so fascinating. It was so good to see how this movie went from : Slash horror movie with some typical dumb teenagers TO chaotic death-hungry killing monsters destroying a bunch of scientists in a blood bath, literally. Great movie overall, I would totally rewatch it, this was great, absolutely GREAT.