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Jonas P @Spexus Dec 16 Not bad nor good. It's a horror comedy with REALLY good gore effects but sadly it takes awhile for anything to happen, resulting in it feeling very rushed towards the end. Impressive gore for a b-movie See more Caleb L Oct 5 A fun slasher with a great setting and some of the best practical effects you'll ever see. See more xpig332 B Oct 1 Lame, Boring, Uninteresting, Pathetic, Retarded, An absolute joke to any south Louisiana person! Hollyweird is so detached from reality. The director is an ignorant clown. See more Jonathan O Aug 28 It has some laughs but the opening scene and people vomiting in New Orleans really disgusting and there's some horror clichés that we've seen countless times watching horror and the special effects is fine but not awesome and the quality felt like a direct to video and the writing and the humor is meh. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jun 14 Failure in 1 hour and 23 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The worst of the horror trilogy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more SkyRo P @TheMovieSearch May 30 "Hatchet," released in 2007, is a horror film that features a range of actors and actresses, but unfortunately, it falls flat in execution. In my opinion, this is one of the worst horror films I have ever seen. The story revolves around Viktor Crawley, but the performances are painfully lackluster. Many of the actors, some of whom have gone on to have respectable careers or were previously part of noteworthy projects, seem to lose their way in this film. The casting choices, particularly for the lead roles filled by Joel, David Moore, and Deon Richmond, set the tone for failure right from the start. These actors are simply not leading men. One is relegated to a side character, while the other fails to captivate as the central figure, leaving audiences questioning why they should invest in this film. Mercedes McNab, who previously shone as Harmony in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," appears to be stuck in a repetitive role, offering little more than a rehash of her former character—albeit with a gratuitous scene that adds nothing to her development. It makes one wonder where her career has gone since this misstep. The rest of the cast is largely forgettable, including the main actress, who leaves viewers asking, "Who is she? What is her purpose here?" Ultimately, I cannot recommend this film; it is a dismal experience that fails to deliver on any level. See more Read all reviews

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