Like so many horrors before it, April Fool’s Day got remade in 2008. Remade in the laziest and most lacklustre way possible. Is this the worst remake? Not quite, but April Fool’s Day comes mighty close.
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Directed by Lola Wallace who co-wrote it with Tom Devlin, The Trek is a horror movie surrounding a missing couple. Told in documentary style with interviews from the couple’s families and friends as well as seeing the events that befell the pair.
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Set just after Christmas, two families gather to celebrate the New Year at a secluded house. However, the relaxing vacation soon turns into a nightmare when the children develop murderous tendencies.
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With such dire sequels, it was hard to get too excited about Return to Sleepaway Camp but in a surprising turn of events it is not a bad movie. In fact, it’s entertaining. It also manages to re-capture the horror and silliness of the original movie to some degree.
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The third and final instalment of the Boogeyman series was released in 2008, one year after the second film. It was directed by Gary Jones and stars Erin Cahill and Chuck Hittinger.
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Just your normal college girl sleepover, right? Well who invited all these lunatics!? It’s turning out to be Psycho Sleepover!
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A horror comedy without much comedy, I Know How Many Runs You Scored Last Summer is a low budget, Australian slasher horror. It sees the remaining members of a cricket team being hunted and slaughtered by a serial killer who is exacting revenge for torment he suffered at their hands 20 years earlier.
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