Review: I've already seen that movie
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 5, 2011
You know the one where the mates/friends are joined by someone they don't know.  Who appears harmless and really isn't - he's a nasty blast from their past, intent on revenge and playing for keeps.  Being the nice guy he is, he invites all five victims (they don't know it) to some out of the way place where if they screamed, no one would hear them. Natch, enter one of the mates/friends who is suspicious, doesn't go and finds out the truth.  Back at the ranch, all is not going well for the mates/friends and the harmless guy is showing his true colors.  The suspicious mate/friend acts like Scatman Carruthers in The Shining to save those in danger.  Will that be enough to stop the evil and the "redrum"?  Tempted as I am to reveal the deplorable ending, it shall remain a secret for you to discover.Why the two stars?  One: the predictability of the Grade B horror movie.  Two, the author leans too much on dialogue at certain times when those moments could have been fleshed out.  Leans too much on directing our attention when he could sucked us into the action.  Certain details could have been mentioned earlier and heightened the horror instead of being blithely mentioned at convenient moments where we would care less.  And three: the villian's ability at different faces is ludicrous or at least I hope so.Pass this one by if you want a good story.  Sorry, Alistair, I cannot recommend Damon to anyone.