Slow burn, low budget film is the best way to describe this. The actors weren't bad but weren't great acting. The story itself was pretty cool but the way it was delivered wasn't. Though there were a lot of scenes they could of cut but I feel if they did the movie would of been less than an hour. If you're bored and want to see a B rated movie then strap yourself in but don't expect much from the film.

No one on Earth would give this movie 10 stars. No one. It's poorly written and very slow moving. It appears to want to be a sort of teen Freddie or Jason or take your pick movie but it's just not good. The acting is moderately better than other indie movies of this ilk, but that doesnt help much. The direction is way too bad. Action doesn't keep moving. It's really not a particularity good movie but it's the really bad writing that really sinks it. I gave it 2 stars cuz they tried.

I am a HUGE fan of Tommy Wiseau's so bad it's good masterpiece The Room. Body Keepers is good in much the same way. The gay best friend is so over the top it's hilarious. The b*tchy goth girls are so "I hate everything" that you'll be cringing in your seat. There's long scenes of people getting drunk. The f-bomb is dropped every time a character can't think of a good comeback (which is often). All of the acting is really cheezy except by the extras, a lot of the speaking extras are decent. There's one point where the boyfriend, Tanner, is watching some marine vs. zombie movie and his girlfriend asks him what he's watching. He just stares into space and we cut back to the marine vs zombie show. I guess he didn't even know what he was watching. I couldn't stop laughing at this part.

I often hear bad editing thrown around by amateur film critics but have you ever seen a movie where there's a blank screen placed in the middle of changing camera angles? I don't mean like a transition shot, I mean there are like two frames ACTUALLY MISSING between changing angle. The characters argue in class and call each other names and the teacher is just like "yeah, okay." Speaking of the teacher, I thought this guy looked familiar and it turns out he was in a JonBenet Ramsey documentary and a hitman movie I saw a few years ago ALSO made in Colorado. I guess the Colorado film community is pretty small.

Anyway, if you want a good laugh, pour yourself a highball, call up your buddies, and strap in for Body Keepers.