The Slaughter (DVD)

'The Slaughter' is a 2006 comedy horror film written and directed by Jay Lee. The film is tacky and cheesy but it doesn't attempt to be anything different; it's a low budget horror and if you take it as this and don't expect much more from 'The Slaughter' then you'll surely not be too disappointed. 'The Slaughter' is not the greatest comedy horror ever created, it's a bit of fun though and if you want to kill 96 minutes then why not do so with this 2006 Jay Lee production. Six college students have here taken on a job to clean up an old abandoned house. A property developer wishes to sell it on and the students therefore must get it looking nice and tidy and ...  Read the complete review

When six college are given the job of cleaning an old house so that it can be sold on, they bit off more than they could chew. Their presence in the house has somehow woken an ancient demon and it will not be happy until it has finished them all off. Once they realise that there is something evil within the house, they do some research and find out that several murders took place a few years before. Armed with a book of magic spells, they try to fight the demon, but as their ranks are dwindling one by one, it is not that easy. Will any of them escape alive? The main problem with this film is that it has no identity, which is quite important for a horror ...  Read the complete review