Truly one of the worst movies I've ever seen. This isn't even fun-bad. I was struck immediately by the terrible acting and horrendous script. Even the more technical aspects were lackluster. The best thing about it was the score and even that was only slightly average. Though, its biggest sin is that it was boring. It's only slightly over an hour but felt more like 4. Do yourself a favor and skip it.

"Writer/director Sean Murray delivers this blood soaked tragedy which will leave you uneasy and disturbed." - No he doesn't. It will leave you bored if you manage to sit through it all.

The problem with Interment is it is boring. Acting isn't very good and the story isn't really a story at all. It's slow and scenes last for ever. If it had been trimmed down to half it might have been a little bit less of a sleeping pill.

The funniest part was when the killer had obvious problems with cutting a rope in half because the knife was too dull. It would be impossible to slash someones throat with a knife like that. Most of the movie is shoot in different hotel rooms and I never really got if it was supposed to be actual hotel rooms or if it was supposed to be their regular homes. And what's with all the walking? Did none of the actors have a driving license?

I guess it deserves one star for actually making a movie, but would i recommend it? No. Sorry not sorry!

On the hunt for a maniacal serial killer, a detective trying to keep his marriage in order is unable to track down the heartbroken man out killing other women after having his heart broken, and forces him to rely on help from an unlikely source in the form of a guardian angel to put a stop to the rampage.

This one was enjoyable enough for what it was. Among the more enjoyable aspects present is the fact that the overall setup involving the woman's spirit reborn as an avenging angel makes for some great times here. Managing to offer up a great twist to her own personal beliefs and generate a great motivation to help the detective carry out his investigation by assisting him to look for clues to the identity of the guilty party. The secondary motive of her being able to psychically torment him into trying to kill himself is a fine addition to the storyline by making his deteriorating mental state far more obvious and causing him to potentially slip up in the course of his rampage. As well, this one also manages to work somewhat nicely with the actual scenes of his stalking and killing his victims. The opening attack on the girlfriend works nicely as a nice shocking start to things while the daylight stalking of the victim through the streets into the alleyway has a lot to like about it. Likewise, the sudden outbursts where he kills the prostitute or the confrontation in the motel room where everything is sprung on him and it turns into a pretty shocking and gruesome sequence that ends everything on a downer note creates a big impression at this time. Overall, with a solid indie-flavored tone these are what hold the film up overall. There are some problems with the film. One of the issues here is a rather underwhelming and not that interesting premise for the killings to start, accomplished by having the killer undergo a troubling break-up and sets out to ease the pain from the situation. Not only is this hackneyed and way too clichéd it doesn't cause any fear at all from the killer but feels cheap and is a somewhat underwhelming cop-out. The other issue here are the investigation scenes with the detective who just simply stands around at crime scenes, beats up his wife for thinking she's being unfaithful or not actually putting the clues together which are quite obvious what's going on and who's doing the killing, making for a heavily flawed part of the film.

Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.