First let me start off, the set design and costumes were amazing. Some of the horror mazes in Hell Fest were extremely creepy. Unfortunately, the plot is a typical generic slasher movie, full of cliches. Nothing really original about this movie. I found two of the characters to be obnoxious and I was waiting for them to be dispatched by the killer. This is the kind of movie where you just turn off your brain and just go with it.

Okay, when you do have teens as leading role then this flick is supposed to be for teens. When I look at it from their point then this is to notch. Story is recognizable for them, it contains falling in love, it contains suspense and it contains horror.

As an adult I look at it in some other way. The story do looks great and it should be watched around Halloween. I was into it from the first moment, which had a great opening, until the end. It never bored me and the suspense was all over the movie. Naturally as a horror geek I do look from that point. It do has one gory killing. It's a bit of a slasher, open ending. Was it good, yes, I enjoyed it. Was it bad, not at all, maybe their could have been more killings or red stuff. Is this it, well, it's above mediocre but one that you will forget shortly after seeing. Not for the gorehounds but for those easily being scared.

Gore 0,5/5 Nudity 0/5 Effects 2/5 Story 2,5/5 Comedy 0/5

Not much of a plot. Six young adults go to a huge nifty haunted attraction called Hell Fest and are stalked and slaughtered one by one. We see an earlier killing and that is our sole introduction to the killer and any possible motive.

Natalie (Amy Forsyth) is easily pegged as the "final girl" although we know nothing about this group. Character is built on the fly. Film had plenty of jump scares. Tony Todd has a small but appropriate role. Dialogue worked. Sound track could have used some metal.

Kids running around in a building with a guy stalking them who magically appears at every turn. Nothing really new. Cute ending.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.