kezopster
Like my title says: EVERYTHING a cheesy horror flick SHOULD be! I had GREAT FUN watching this movie. The set-up is believable enough. The actors all feel like actors, not a bunch of film students trying to act. No academy award performances, but no "so over the top you crinch" moments, either. The movie keeps a good sense of humor through-out. Plenty of blood (and to humorous levels at times). Effects are nicely done. Nector Rose as Delia is an absolute JOY - easily stealing the show (and there's a GREAT topless scene with her). Tiffany Shepis as Marsha spends most of the movie in Spandex - looking great for an actor described in her bio as "voluptuous." Best of all, after spending all that time tracing her curves through that skin-tight costume, the viewer is rewarded with a nice shot of her without the costume.This is the kind of movie that keeps me watching cheesy horror flicks!
danthewrestlingmanorigin
I've enjoyed Rolfe Kanefsky's work in the past. Generally he takes what little he's given, and has always come through with an entertaining end product that delivers the goods. This I believe is his most expensive film to date, and features two of my favorites Tiffany Shepis and Horror Icon Brad Dourif. Dourif is excellent as the scenery chewing villain and Tiffany is hilarious in what is arguably her best role yet. The cgi might seem a tad cheesy in a couple parts, but it really just adds to the charm of the film. Everything you could want in a tongue in cheek horror party film is here including the blood and babes', and a nude scene by Tiffany. Watch for a hilarious scene when Tiffany gets possessed by Dourif's character. If you enjoy this film other fun horror/ comedy films you might enjoy are Soulkeeper, Shock-O-Rama, and Rolfe's other genre films.
whammy666
When I first saw this movie I really didn't expect much, just another cheesy low budget gore movie that sucked, though those are the movies I love most. But this film was actually above average and an homage to old 80's horror flicks like THE EVIL DEAD, NIGHT OF THE DEMONS, and many more. It also has some great comedy, the "demon" makes some pretty funny jokes, and the characters are also interesting. The acting is also good, with Brad Dourif (Child's Play) and Tiffany Shepis (Tromeo And Juliet, Citizen Toxie, Scarecrow). Also has some nice nudity, and creative gore, including an excellent scene involving a tongue and sex. If you are a fan of 80's movies of demonic possession, and gore movies, check this out, it is a very pleasant surprise and one of the better new movies I have seen. Just watch for a good time.
Verona
I found "The Hazing" to be an enjoyable film, and I really appreciated the director's subtle references to the Evil Dead series- an arrow being shot at a Bruce Campbell poster, for example. The director really seemed to have a sense of humor about the whole thing, and it just wouldn't be an A- film without the inclusion of Jeff Fahey, Brad Douriff or Malcolm McDowell. Douriff did a good enough job, as the psychotic professor. It also reminded me of "Demon Knight" in some parts- where the demon talks people into their own deaths. Really enjoyable, but I don't know how "scary" it really was. The leads were good and I really liked the "blonde bimbo" change. Very cool!