Death still isn’t satisfied in the fifth installment of this cult horror franchise, setting out to claim the lives of shaken co-workers who cheated him when they heeded a colleague’s premonition about an unstable suspension bridge.
The series finally wakes up and realizes the farce and parody it has become. And it embraces it gladly. I just hope this is the last one, for some real closure.
I think that image says it all. High quality right there...at least it brought some laughter.
You know death is coming in this franchise, and it’s a whole lot of fun. Death doesn’t discriminate, and I find it incredibly uplifting to see teens of all sexes die left and right, in intricate ways. Other than that, there’s nothing going for this film but stupidity. But I like this!
Three low, low budget American indies are among this week’s new releases.
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