They/Them

exploitation of queer trauma with an unclear & confusing message, the lgbtq+ characters were likable but they were wasted on the horrible ending and drawn out upsetting scenes, it actually could’ve been good if they knew what they wanted to say and didn’t abuse the subject matter

Good, not horror. The little moments with the LGBTQ+ characters were what made the movie. The “true horror” parts were about not being able to be yourself or trust people, & obviously the cruel, tricky, traumatic conversion tactics, rather than the actual “intended horror” parts.

one of the most boring horror movies i’ve ever seen. my heart almost stopped from the sheer amount of cringey ‘gotcha’ one liners,

every character is a walking stereotype with less brain then a fucking beetle id have more fun throwing myself out a window. don’t watch this<3

One of the only horrors where I’m sad the killer was caught.

The “Perfect” scene made me cry ngl. The killer should’ve gotten away to terrorize conversion camp operators everywhere. Not a great movie in the technical sense, but it was solid enough and I liked watching it.

1.4/10
Actually an abomination.
If you’re going to do a slasher, at least make it interesting.
This shit was mind numbingly dull.

The camp was generic and so were the people there.

The double agent plot with the one kid was ok I guess.

The never really build on the lore with the camp or the kids for that matter.

My friend recommended this movie as a fun bad one. Some lines were actually pretty funny but the pacing is awful.

The movie gives exposition on random characters and then forgets about them after 1 scene.

This movie sucks. Save your time.