In a lot of ways it's the Canadian answer to The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Like most things Canadian, it's a bit slower and more dry and dimwitted than its American counterpart, but it retains that not-quite-foreign, not-quite-American quality that makes it a worthy curiosity.
Shout by moonkodiBlockedParent2017-01-14T00:01:57Z
Add comedy onto the genre. It plays out like the the Ed Gein story as told by an amateur theatre group. Cheesy, cheap and silly. The dialogue is scrappy. The performances are mediocre at best.
Liked because it's cult rather than any good.