Ed Wood came back to life solely to get a Twitter account to tweet this. "Think Plan 9 was bad, PU". Suspending disbelief is a must for watching any movie this went way beyond normal disbelief. He picks picks up his first ride share customer who asks him to take him to the house he used to own is strange but reasonable in a horror movie but having all three of his first ride share customers ask him to take them to that house nope. Random unexplained ghoulies nonsensical temper tantrum's and an odd lecture telling one of his customers how lucky he was to have him as his driver that guy points out that when one of the monsters was attacking him he dragged him out of the car and drove away leaving him behind as monster food. A brain fart in the middle of an improvised character interaction or an actual line from a scripted movie, who knows. You want to be scared go elsewhere, you want a straight up horror comedy "Tucker and Dale" is the movie for you but if you want to be momentarily amused that turns into irritation pretty quick here you go.

I'd be happy if this guy kept on making films forever. The character he plays has such a fun attitude to life. You have to like him to enjoy this film though as he takes up most of the screen time. The story is weak. Some of the acting is atrocious. It has barely even a tenuous link to Bad Ben. The Monty Python like final scene is useless.In fact, you're better off not watching it. I'm giving it a 5 though because the guy is funny. More!

Nothing to see here, move along. Unless you want to hear the "f" word for an hour and 11 minutes. Geeeesh what a waste of time.