donnaculver I enjoyed this film. Scary, looked good, love the ambulance parts. Kane and Bill never disappoint. The actor who plays their father was terrifying. Glad I am not related to him or am his wife. I think my favorite part was when you find out that they kept the mom the entire time. She was crazy but the only one in the whole family who was maybe normal. So sick and creepy, but the body looked so real. good special effects. Oh-- and I really enjoyed the bonus DVD extras. nice to see some of the personality of the cast. Looked like they had a great time shooting this film. The teenagers were pretty realistic. The mean girl may have been a bit too over dramatic or over acting, but a lot of the situations they got themselves into could actually happen today. I have 2 daughters, both teenagers a few years apart and they have friends all the time get into these situations.

venusboys3 It's all bait n' switch with some movie companies. You can hire a couple of 'name' stars and a competent film crew and churn out some garbage that desperate fans will show up for... and walk away cheated. But hey, you got some cash out of them and word won't spread fast enough to keep you from making back your investment plus a bit to see the next bit of cinematic snake oil. Really, I thought the basic idea could have worked... and the actors were decent... and with modern technology and film schools churning out tech-competent students desperate to pay off their loans it's hard to make a bad looking movie... but geeez! Who wrote this crap?!!! It's dumb and dumbest right from the start. Does Moseley even read the scripts for the movies before he signs up?Truly a waste of time, talent and energy.

ephephess I had such expectations for this one. It promised me Bill Moseley as a villain, it promised me the-always-relevant twist (paramedics gone wrong) and thus both a psychological and visceral, brutal horror. I expect many of you have the same expectations, but heed my warning - this is NOTHING compared to what it could've been. This movie is an insult in regards to casting/acting, script/story, scenery/footage and editing/effects/gore. And no, you will not even laugh at how campy it is. You will feel insulted, and probably turn it off quite early.I feel bad for Moseley. Poor, old man having to interact with such amateurs. You should get another agent.2/10.

skylersamuelrose I had the pleasure of an early screening at HorrorHound in Ohio where Kane Hodder introduced the film. He said that his 18 year old son did an interview for a documentary recently and said OLD 37 was his favorite movie his Dad (Kane) ever made. That is some high praise before a screening. Kane also went on to praise the team he worked with and talked about his time working with Bill Moseley. What an honor!Then we got to watch it and it delivered, a lot. I got there early and had a chair and the room fit about 500 people and it was full. People were sitting on the floor to watch this movie. Everyone cheered at the end but I wont spoil anything. This film was awesome. Really great kills but mostly a great story. Not something you see in horror everyday. It was also shot really pretty. A step above your average horror. I was able to bring my teenage daughter with me and she really liked it as well. We bought t-shirts and Kane signed them! We cannot wait to get the DVD. Already pre ordered!