Bunni

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The acting is really bad even for a B movie. The gore is pretty well done. There is very little nudity. The story is not bad though, pretty good typical B movie ending. Worth watching if you're into B movies and bored.

I watch a lot of independent horror films, so I'm used to seeing a lot of lighting, sound, and story issues, but this film had none of those and far exceeds the expectation of a practically no-budget horror film. The twists and story are strong and intriguing. The character development is a selling point, and you can tell the writer/director thought through every aspect of the film. I could watch it over and over, and would likely continue to find nuggets of information that help me put the entire puzzle together. Well thought-out, profoundly written, and incredibly well put together. You won't regret this selection!

This flick very quickly turns into a very silly hide-and-seek in an abandoned factory or some such place. The story's nowhere near plausible, or scary; big plot twist, it's the mom in the mask and Playboy bunny costume. Mostly, this wound up being silliness in search of a horror gimmick to hang the story on. This one's hung long enough, kids: cut 'er down.

Bunni is a good 80's style slasher movie with plenty of gore, some brief T & A, and some laughs early on before things turn serious. I liked it, despite its problems. I also liked the setting and the fact that it's short. It's only 68 minutes, sans closing credits.

Pretty good, coulda been better. There was gore, which is one thing that makes a horror movie great. No nudity though, which is a standard for a good horror movie. Just a fact. People shouldn’t watch if they don’t want to see. Stop trying to adapt for non-horror fans or for prudes

Bunni is a entertaining at times yet confusing slasher film. The director tries to mix an 80’s nostalgia with a mindset of today. The story is simple enough, the film opens with a husband and wife fighting. It seems that the husband has been cheating on the wife with a stripper named Bunni. All the while these two are fighting, their little kid is listening. After this opening, the film fast forwards to a bunch of teens hanging out drinking. One of the characters notices an abandoned adult novelty store, and the group decide to go inside to check it out. Once inside this store, the kids realize they are not alone. Director Daniel Benedict is clearly a horror fan. There is a scene in the film when a couple is watching a video tape of a girl going torture porn on a guy, and it gets very graphic. The kills we get in the film are also very well done and extremely impressive considering the budget. Now, comes the part about the confusion. This film is really not sure what story it wants to tell. This film is so all over the map, that it was really hard at times to follow along. The pacing in this film really shows the weaknesses of what is in the heart of this film. It feels like the director just let this film go and wished for the best. The film ends barely at the hour mark, then we fast forward another year to get more of the story that just feels such a convoluted mess. The second ending was such a cheap and wasteful way to think the audience would go along with it. Then, we go to the blooper reel, this is all before the film completely ends. It is like they were stretching to fill in time. My advice, you should have made the final sequence longer before the first ending. It felt so rushed, and just thrown together. The words had zero feeling and even less emotion. The first twist this film gave us, I felt it was smart and I was along with it. After the first kill, I was like, “ this film is going to try and outsmart me on what this twist is”. To it’s credit, it delivered a good first twist. The second twist that happens before the last kill, was so weak and just misused. Then, as the year later sequence is happening, we get to see that they had no idea how to use that second twist to its full potential. Again, this film has some great kills and at times a ton of heart. But, it also has a ton of problems and holes in its logic and story. I have to say though, the Bunni character,( while people will say it looks like a rip off of the Blood Work film.) I really dug her and wish she played a more vital part in this film and the way the story came across. I would say, for the kills I could maybe give it a slight recommend. This film though, if you took away the kills, ummmm….I am assuming we can get better as we make more films with more budgets.

Terrible. Worst slasher I've ever seen. I wish I could say that it was entertainingly horrible or that it had at least one redeeming quality but I can't. I really wish Amazon had a zero star option on some products. 1. From frame one you can clearly tell this is an indie movie. I've seen found footage movies that were shot better. 2. characters were either terrible people, stupid, or forgettable. 3. dont let the cover fool you. This isn't good in any way. 4. Tons of things go nowhere or make no sense, ussually both. 5. The character playing (I feel like actor is an innapropriate term here) makes Kristen Stewart look talented. 6. And finally; I predicted every single scene once the story got started. Absolutely nothing surprised me. I could go on but I don't need to to show you this is crap. I feel like these types of movies should be called "how not to make a slasher for dummies".

stay away from this abosolute crap