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At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

I really liked this movie, so it wasn't fantastic. But to me it was awesome. I didn't feel sorry for any of the bullies. I'm glad Bradley and the three so called hot girls got what they deserved. Should have been more torture.

I stayed up to 1AM just to see this thing through. My tenacity and dogged determination was rewarded with 95 minutes of overwrought drivel. This is one of those "films" - and I use the term very lightly here - where it's tough to imagine 100+ fellow human beings got up every morning and thought to themselves, "I can't wait to work on this!". Low budget? Absolutely. Horror? Hardly. Paper mache characters, unconvincing acting delivering atrocious dialogue, high-school quality cinematography, and no one will be looking for the soundtrack...ever. Save yourself the time and the headache from gripping your forehead trying to navigate this utter disaster of a cine-mess. Reruns of Leave It To Beaver hold more horror than this...thing.

Tired of the years of abuse and torment inflicted upon them by a group of students at their high school, a group of outcasts kidnap them and hold them hostage during a party, inflicting the damage and torture back upon them in retaliation for what they did to them.This one was actually quite a bit of fun and had a lot to like about it. Perhaps more than any other effort in the genre, this one showcases the damaging and psychological aspects of bullying which is quite an important message to showcase here to effectively end that practice in showing the possible recourse for those who engage in bullying. There's a lot to be said here about the not allowing this kind of situation to occur, much of which is given by those in charge throughout here and what happens along the way is then perfectly justified. That there allows this one to really utilize the best aspect throughout here in the shockingly intense torture scenes inflicted here, which really carries this one here as the torment and torture here is quite impressive overall. From forcing them to slice fingers off with clippers, using animal torture tactics on the group as well as placing the needles in their backs or putting the acid cream on their face which leaves this one with getting some impressive, creepy scenes here. As well, when it's not concerned with the tormenting here this one has some really enjoyable elements in the really exciting action scenes here that are quite fun, as the chase through the woods on dirt bikes comes off as a thrilling action scene, the escape attempt in the forest where the victim encounters the helpful resident here keeps it rather fun, and the groups' final reaction to their torturers at the end comes with a really enjoyable and worthwhile scene that's effective at what it sets up earlier, all of which here help make this one quite enjoyable alongside the brutal tormenting. These here do manage to make it enjoyable enough even though there's a few rather noticeable flaws in here although none of them are really detrimental. The first one here is the fact that, as well as it does set-up their retribution as being worthwhile, this one does tend to go overboard into them being picked on and bullied where it's not realistic at all how they're treated in here. It gets the point across but then goes above and beyond any normal form of human-like behavior that they display here, and the overall effect is has is somewhat laughable. The other minor flaw here is the rather overlong amount of time here focusing on their home-like as well as in the building of their social status alongside the school-based bullying, which is quite unnecessary and really adds more time than necessary to keep this from getting to the party and torture on the group. These here don't matter all that much, and don't have enough to beat out the positives.Rated R: Graphic Language, Graphic Violence and underage drug use.

Surprisingly, when I heard torture, disfigurement, I thought "Gee, Hostel, teenager style!!". However, the movie turns out to be a much milder version of Hostel, which is probably why I didn't find it in the least horrific. I was actually cheering for our antagonists (hmm... is that the right usage here...) and disappointed that they didn't get to them all. Yes, it sounds very harsh, but bullies gotta know that if you push someone too far, it just might come back and bite you in the ass.So, that being said, I liked it. The young actors played their roles well. I especially liked Emily, played by Lindsay Seidel. Cool and calm (well except during the mishap with Ravi) she played up her torture scenes well. And of course there was the banjo.Cheers