Snow White: A Deadly Summer

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inta k @intuciic Jun 28, 2014 extrem?li dumja filma, slikt? izpild?jum? See more Feb 26, 2013 HORRIBLE HORRIBLE acting & directing, etc! Only good things about this were the twist @ the end & the hot actresses... Other than that, I'm still waiting 2 c a decent Snow White film lol! See more Dec 16, 2012 This low budget hybrid of Snow White and Friday the 13th starts its story development at a rather slow pace. Later the pace picks up then builds to a stupid cop-out ending. As if that ending wasn't bad enough the director then tacked on one of those brief it's-not-really-over bits that mar so many horror films nowadays. All in all, almost just barely worth watching. See more Oct 16, 2012 Avoid this B rated movie at all costs See more Oct 15, 2012 Incroyablement nul, ça en vaut presque le coup d'oeil See more Aug 5, 2012 An absolute abomination. Shot like a porno with all the sex removed. It got off to a bad start as once shot of a staircase started to drift off to the side as though the camera man had nodded off for a split second. This film tries to do a little modern day twist on Snow White, with a 'troubled' young girl sent off to camp by her wicked stepmother. She is soon having hallucinations and murders take place. The epic scale of the awfulness is worth the two stars as it did entertain. Watch Eric "I was in The Dark Knight 4 years ago" Roberts try and hide his shame. I'm pretty sure he agreed to be in the film but wasn't paid to act. Like hiring a hooker to wait tables. "You can have my face and my name, but the acting will be a little extra". The director decided not to take him up on this offer. Maureen McCormick of Brady Bunch fame is the evil stepmother who appears to have taken some Giblin Formula as she talks to herself in mirrors. All the nighttime scenes are actually shot during the day which leaves them looking bright and blue. The costumes involve black T-shirts and jeans, which the script tries to pass off as the camp uniform, but when the sheriff arrives with nothing to set him apart other than a plastic badge clipped to his belt, you realise that the actors are probably supplying their own clothes. Heck, the casting call probably stated as much. The film drags itself to feature length, with an end that makes such little sense it was like the punchline to a huge practical joke. Brilliantly awful and should be enjoyed with many beers and a few close friends. See more Read all reviews

Snow White: A Deadly Summer

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