A failed amusement park owner devises a plan to commit gruesome murders in the park as a publicity stunt to sell tickets.A failed amusement park owner devises a plan to commit gruesome murders in the park as a publicity stunt to sell tickets.A failed amusement park owner devises a plan to commit gruesome murders in the park as a publicity stunt to sell tickets.
Kevin 'ohGr' Ogilvie
- Iggy
- (as Nivek Ogre)
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- TriviaIn the scene where Tony says "I'll be right back", he is standing in the very spot where Viggo Mortensen was struck with an arrow in The Road (2009). Both films were shot in Conneaut Lake Park, Pennsylvania.
- GoofsThe screwdriver used to lock the freezer changes from a short, yellow one to an longer white one.
- Quotes
[first lines]
Girl in Haunted House: This is stupid.
Boy in Haunted House: No it's not. This is awesome.
Girl in Haunted House: No, it's stupid. How is this scary?
- Crazy creditsNo teens were harmed during the filming of this motion picture.
- ConnectionsFeatures Night of the Living Dead (1968)
- SoundtracksThe Wrists
Written By 'The Razorblade Dolls'
Performed By 'The Razorblade Dolls'
Featured review
Pinhead and an amusement park. What a delightful thought!
I can't even imagine how entertaining a movie named Hellraiser: Carnival would be, starring Doug Bradley as Pinhead, the operator of the wildest funhouse ever.
We don't get that here. Instead, we get Doug Bradley as Mr. Hyde, the owner of Fright Land. He tells his park manager, Marty (Steve Rudzinski), that unless something outrageous happens to get more people interested in the struggling theme park, he'd have to shut it down.
I think that's the only time we see Doug Bradley. I would have liked more, but oh, well.
When Marty tells his crew at the park that the park would be closing very soon, they aren't exactly bummed out. But they do ask if they can stay after work one night and have a farewell party.
Marty reluctantly goes along with it, giving us an opportunity to learn about a cast of characters that you might expect in a movie like this.
Wendy Wygant stars as "nice girl" Jennifer, who is level-headed and smart and just can't seem to find her boyfriend Blake, who went missing during his shift.
Then there is the moody, smart-aleck girl, the sassy girl, the horny girl, the horny guy, the "nice" guy, the weird, nerdy guy, the stoner guy and... did I miss anyone? Maybe. But you get my drift. Typical bunch of would-be victims.
The party has just begun when two menacing-looking strangers wearing coverings on their heads appear on the scene. One of the strangers, Iggy, is played by Nivek Ogre, the lead vocalist for Skinny Puppy.
Needless to say, the soon-to-be-unemployed crew won't have to look for new jobs. For them, it's last call at the makeshift bar as the two killers hunt them down one by one.
I found nothing special here, really, except that I absolutely love watching horror movies set in an amusement park. This one was shot at an actual park in Pennsylvania, and it really looks cool.
The ne'er-do-well characters were appropriately disturbing. Nivek Ogre as Iggy was actually scarier without his face covering than with it.
Wendy Wygant was pleasant as lead girl Jennifer. As far as the rest of the cast, the worst were only about a 6 out of 10 on the irritating scale, which is pretty good.
If you like carny horror, I think it's worth a Halloween-month look.
We don't get that here. Instead, we get Doug Bradley as Mr. Hyde, the owner of Fright Land. He tells his park manager, Marty (Steve Rudzinski), that unless something outrageous happens to get more people interested in the struggling theme park, he'd have to shut it down.
I think that's the only time we see Doug Bradley. I would have liked more, but oh, well.
When Marty tells his crew at the park that the park would be closing very soon, they aren't exactly bummed out. But they do ask if they can stay after work one night and have a farewell party.
Marty reluctantly goes along with it, giving us an opportunity to learn about a cast of characters that you might expect in a movie like this.
Wendy Wygant stars as "nice girl" Jennifer, who is level-headed and smart and just can't seem to find her boyfriend Blake, who went missing during his shift.
Then there is the moody, smart-aleck girl, the sassy girl, the horny girl, the horny guy, the "nice" guy, the weird, nerdy guy, the stoner guy and... did I miss anyone? Maybe. But you get my drift. Typical bunch of would-be victims.
The party has just begun when two menacing-looking strangers wearing coverings on their heads appear on the scene. One of the strangers, Iggy, is played by Nivek Ogre, the lead vocalist for Skinny Puppy.
Needless to say, the soon-to-be-unemployed crew won't have to look for new jobs. For them, it's last call at the makeshift bar as the two killers hunt them down one by one.
I found nothing special here, really, except that I absolutely love watching horror movies set in an amusement park. This one was shot at an actual park in Pennsylvania, and it really looks cool.
The ne'er-do-well characters were appropriately disturbing. Nivek Ogre as Iggy was actually scarier without his face covering than with it.
Wendy Wygant was pleasant as lead girl Jennifer. As far as the rest of the cast, the worst were only about a 6 out of 10 on the irritating scale, which is pretty good.
If you like carny horror, I think it's worth a Halloween-month look.
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- Budget
- $3,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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